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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

PINE French Jets tne IN hher and uns n, ,,a,
JsWery -ets, brsesl-ts, studs buttons and
ehsirs received A. Prgg's. No Az PennsvIy.
liza aErDE', tstTeeB and eth streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

IHEoLDEsr lssABIrAST's AssocIArIoS me,
Yesterday when Messrs. Thomas, J. ID. CIaTL
andJ. A. Kennedy, were appointed a commit
Tee 70 cor slider the propriety OF sppropristeIy
seiebrstng the 9TH OF July, and to report at
the next meeting.
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CITY ITEMS.

TIE BALTIMORE AMERICAN
Is served promptly in Washington and George
town b. carriers. and for sale at all principal
hotey.
ROBERT Co6GIys. Agt,
5,4,l; III NJ street, y. W., Washington.
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DRY GOODS.

ESRODREAD 4 CO.
ID DEALERs IN DIZZY GOODS,
Are steadily and surely gaining favor with custom
erswho purchase good goods At reasonable rates:
The Fabrics row shown 6Ser their counters are OF
yf;ces the rsry loictsi. Their Grensdines PiS1es,
1sulaLds. Japanese elk and Poplins, Irish Pop
Inns. Black SILK, Wash Poplins. BambsZines, Suit
ing Lines, Eainsooks. Swissss, Victoria Lawns,
&c, &c are the handsomest in the city, while their
stock OF Parasols, Gloves, Hosiery shrtinss Sheet
fngs, Linens, &c. &c, is unsurpassed. Those who
rstronize this Mt kene themselves aBd
therefore We ssy BY all means go 20
BRODHEAD CO..
No. 1g2c street. corner 18th.
N. B-xleGant Paris Kids 81; beautiful Stri ped
Grenadines &c, and all other Goods at the loves,
cash price. APPS II
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nv. WILLIAM TRAPSALL has accented the
car OF trinity Z. T.. Church, Marlboro. Md
arc entered upon his ministerial duties The
nouy bss purchased the property belonging 10
,em OF >S'leoI and design to enlarge il for q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

JEE MILITARY SFIRIT-Tbe efforts to raise
AZ least orc regiment of uniformed militia in
tie ID strict OF Co 1mhis are likely TO be suc
eesstul, az nearly a Sufh cient number of COM
Esuies are already organized or in course of
CTs anlz alton. Col. &. NJ. Alexander, WHO com
naIdsd the Second District Regiment during
the war. Is very active in this movement.
tol. sam owen, who commanded the Presi-
dents Mounted Guard during the early part of
TIE wa, ~ looking 70 the organization of a
tIoCl or 81 1airOn OF cavalry, and has called a
meeting in this interest.
The formation of a cOlOred regiment 1ndar
the u2me OF the National Territorial Guards
has been determined on. and IL is Proposed To
Ialse Tor u at least one thousand men. meet
Isg a. held last evening at the residence of
Beverley Tucker, 1872 Rhode Island avenue
Tor he purpose of starting the first company
anu inc nsmes OF forty men were enrolled.
WOOD PAVBNEST FOR I4rH STREET. Tn
AeTSs Patent ASopted.-A meeting of the cam
n'sS'on 20 teterlsiIe the kind OF pavement TO
De Int down on 18th street, from III to Boundary
street. Was held at the Mayors office this morn
Ihg, Al which the MAYOR, Alderman Croker
.ouhclimen Holden, Burgess and Lewis, and
hessrs y. +. Cook and X. n. Booker were
present Mayor Emery presided and Mr.
that wood pavement be adopted; which WAS
agreed 70. Mr.. Croker moved that the kind OF
pavement he selected 10y ballot. Mr.. Lexis
moved an amendment that the commission al
vefUse Tor proposals for the Stowe EalIard
Lincoln and Chase foundation payements:
which was lost. The commission proceeded 70
ballot. and the Morse tLineOln) pavement was
ADOPTED, the vote being, for Morse four, scat
&erng two.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

Georgetown Advertisements.
TTHE REHEARsAL OF THE" arsICAL
GsSNNS 81 ,Ss Vii viii Be hd
onas Fl f. the sb@nf,y sgdas fun sr
importance viii he presented u''ed' a' 'n-i'e's Oh
mysat wM'B osaE secretary.
GRAND CUNCShT BY rae CHILDREN
or pEBLIS sShooLs
At Market H sf' TH6k' pA4 EEvGESrEe, Nay
hdnt e. at STsrser before esh, cGek
beobtsined al the door or of the children. m2 81
SPBlNG AND SUMNER GOODS.
Jns: received large ..sortm ,nt, embracing Black
rSSi BHs a s GAMES spring shades A.
Variety SoSd.
Tor sn.tin9s from Is cents mp Lawns from Is cents
m sn5 Nun
lins, Black Alpacas . speeialty.
n. very large stock Cassmers, Tweeds and Linen
nc! i al lss in s.sos pt
sp&r 1O1 Bridge street, Georgetown.
THE LUCKY ONE.
THftS AZ SH fS s,D
sS co. slsi. ana .. ssass
at wholesale prices.
Boots made to order fer ~ 80 per pair,
app i'm SAMUEL Z. GROSS.
RY THOs. BOWLING, Auctr; Georgetown.
PEREMPTORY CHANCERY SALE OF vA,u-
A AFthE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON HIGH
a. BY virtue OF decree of the supreme Court of
6ths District OF C3lnmbis, made IN the cause q
dated July sth, 1870 will offer suctiOn on MON.
DAY at O'Clock p. M, the sth day OF May Lext,
ceased, situated on High street, georgetown, con.
kistiDg OF parts Of lots Nos -, a5, Us aud l26 OF
Beatty and Hawkins addition, bounded as follows
VIZ: Begjpning at the end Of li34 feet measured
southwady from Second street, on the west side Of
HIgh street, and running thence With High street
olieet thence westwardly at right angles 10 High
street 90 U0 teet thence northwa rdy at right angles
angles to the line, IS feet tnence sonthw az y
at apge Of 6sa degrees with the fourth line 19 feet
thence eastwardy. with the line OF fence, TO the
diyioiDg line between lots IS and "a; thence with
an alley and thence IN straight line to the SSn
ming.
The improvements consist Of a brick dwelling and
large ttoIe, which can be cor verted into two. A
nIe garden is attached the property is valuable
As business stand.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money
to he paid in cash; and the residue in equal in
stailments At six and twelve months, respectively,
with interest to be secured by approved notes and
reserved lien The terms Of sale must be Piled
with within week after the sale, the property
| purchaser Stamps and cony ey Ancina ct cost Of
apas tn th...td RIOS. Dow EisS H. %sc..
~ OHILDRENB CAST OFF CEOTHINa,
BOOTS, SHOES, etc., ~ l.. 0RADWOHL ms. Tux
Bridge street, Georgetown. Hots By nail from
eeorseeewn or Washington attended to. oo1s-iy
u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

FLOWER THIEVES are at their work one of
them entered General Eastrnan's front yard, on
street. last night OF early this NOR ming, and
pulled up rose bushes and geTaniums b. the
ISo's, aud earned them off, They were proba-
niy soid ID market this morning. Means are at
WON 10 detect the Offenders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. SAVED by using
Dooley's Yeast Powder in the prepars alton of
biscuits, rolls, pastry ETC., over any OF the ordi
nary baking pc wders in market. This is occd-
stoned by the full net weight in each package
and the fact that it is composed OF articles
strictly pure. healthy and nutritious, which
insures satisfactory results every time. By
using Dooley's Yeast Powder thirty pounds
more bread can be made from a barrel OF flour
than by any other process of raising dough. A
trial Will satisfy any one Of its standard excel
lence. For sale by Grocers generally. m III
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ALL Wool Light Cas-. FTock SHIFTS, 50.
All Wool Light Cass. Frock Suits. 50.
All Wool Light Cas-. Frock Suits, -.
EIsHMAN * Bro,
5,3,' sos It'll street, May Building.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
{. NAIL gouTE 10 soRi CTS

n {. MAIL RoUTs TO soRfCss.
sssauitT Levy ~ lAs Lrks. ecaasyrtHr ~ g,-.fr l.
trIfk l4s SeaocaTd ahB koaaCks k11 fra . ~ n 4
PaTis 81 re Sotfa atd trtfa go ,fsauIsfs g. I'D, a
and ". Iran 500 tn;tca Con 1ng f6F bfsls-
On sud alter MONDAY, n Al let. tue stesLlsr Lazy
OF Thk LAKE., cssryiLs The Uuitrd
States m all, will leave her wharf Tot E.sS-sA
Of 9TH .treet, every Monday wednes o .r<a&sxn
day ard FRIDAY, At y N for Norf,ik Rstnrntrr.
aeave Norfolk Tuesday, THURSDAY ard Ss-a-dsv ~
=. m. Stopping at Alexandria. y n sa-hinffsp.
Gly mont, finey Point. Point look tut aud Elrtress
Monroe. For freight passage spply rn lard !. a
90 n Grcner, oriolk, Va. !. @ Phillips, sle..
ADdria, Va: q, waters, Georgetown, \. q, 0r "a
y Y. BLOWN A ron. General Agspfs
Cor 18th street and New orb avenue.
No freight received st 1tb street wharf after n
2 u. FiTst-clsss fare O. Norfolk. 50 r,nnd trir.
50. Second class fare 10 Norfolk. sS. round trir,
SO 80 - IN
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JEW Ell ER.

Is now rsc.ising very choice lot OF new style
GOLD JEWELRY, FINE WATCHES.
aud other rich goods direct fro the mannfac
and I'm porters. which he will cfier ~ LOW Is the
SAME QUALITY can be bout mt for In any other
mia avenue and llth ct. myl CT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

DoCT. AYERS LABORATORY, that has done
such wonders for the sick, now issues potent
restorer for the beauty OF mankind-for the
comeliness which advancing age is so prone to
diminish and destroy. His Vigor mounts luxu-
RANT locks Oh the bald and grew pate 2 among US,
and thus lays under obllga cations TO him, for
the good looks as well as health OF the comml-
nifty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

IBE ROCKVILLE AND COLUMBIA TuRYrIKs
COMPANIES, whose roads have been recently
taken possession OF under an act OF Congress by
The Lew Court, tor the purpose of making them
itee road, By their attorney, Mr.. Davidgs have
tiec petitions for IuTies OF nquisition TO ss.es,
sstnsses' Sc, and the necessary warrant was
to-day lie ued 10 the marshal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

Our soeI Of WINES I'D / foToEs ID ,ery oou
llets, and cannot be surpassed By any this se o.
New York. II comprises the best brands Of Caa0
payne, On ong which cap be found
T. Resdsrers "Oarts Blanche" ohs%aSesas'
q b. = ummb " DRY vsrzenay 90.
Pjes:sDt Waller s.Carte Bisache" DO.
Pleasant valley Paris Exposition" DO.
Hennessy q Co. CognacBrandy,
California Brandy. Madeira Wine,
eherWt Pert,
Muscas' Pure n Alass
BROWNIN0 q AIDDLITos,
Ola Pennsylvania avenue
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AN"IBsR OF those attractive concerts OF the
Washington SchuetZen Verein will take nIace
a. ~ park on Sunday evening next. Under the
rEies, the public IL excluded from these enter
tainmen's, bot this difficulty can be obviated
by becoming passive members of the associ.-
ton, which NAV he done by making Application
tkrougL An active member and paying a sns
AnIUal fee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

CLOTHING
Made 10 order wallach,
at Cor. X ct. and Pa. ay.
OGeon Hall.
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ShiISKEas 0AsT :SIr GE1TH ne
Bridge street, Georgetown. Nots by nail fro3
0eor6eteWn or Washington attended TO- oc1s-T
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A NV BUILDiSa ASSOCIATION. eauat .hA
w arlington Cooperative No. 3, was organ
Izsd 81 Columbian Law Buildings on Mont!4y
evening last. The OftceTs elected sre A. f1.-
HOWE p. W. Piugge, president. r. W 81
hansen, treasurer, ard L. :. Schmidt. sec
IetaEy. NessTs. r. Tobriner Henry Seiy.rs
Angus Neuhaus. Louis Neural. aud Ceorys
W. WsgEei were chosen directors. Twenty I'VE
hundred shares OF stock are 10 he sold ranrs.
sen'lrG - each. The dues are = per month
OF each share
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ACCIDENT TO 4 CARTgAS.-while a colorea
cartman, named Albert Warren, was driving
siOhg IN street, lear l., Yesterday afternoon,
~ Lorse stumbled, throwing the driver out on
'Ee rect, cutting his head and dislocatiny ore
oi HE shoulders. Oticer O'COnnor. on seeing
De coIfitl0n. procured the services OF DR.. r
AFTER "hich, the injured man was sent TO IN.
home.
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Divided.

The Democratic leaders throsgbout the
State aro very much confused and consider
ably gricyed at the present condition Of at
fairs within their own ranks All'readisg
persons who keep posted on home affairs
and read home papers. arc aware that even
Democratic journalists do not agree, either
upon the Flick Amendment, or upon the
call for Constitutional Convention. The
Clarksburg Conservative is o rabid Con-
vcntion sheet. and violent in It's opposition
to the Flick Amendment. The Parkcrs-
burg Gasette and the Kanawha RGpuJIicHn.
two Democratic sheets. of very respecta-
bic order, favor the adoption Of the Flick
Amendment and severely and sonndly op-
pose the call for Convention. The rabld
fellows who don't care about, and never
did want the rebels enfranchised, because
said Acknowledgement will, ina great meas.
ure relieve them Of the responsit ility of
running the Democratic party, all oppose
the Amendment; but they want the Con-
vention. because they think they can then
howl about reimbursement, and get them
selves Offices and still play leaders. The
majority Of the Democratic papers arc very
lukcwurn and remarkably silent about the
Amendment, almost totally ignoring it, as
we infer, to keep their readers oblivious of
the election. This will not win They
cannot carry the Convention by any such
method. You howled and howled about
radical prescription, and now the cup is
offered you, you do not want to take your
own physic We'll. We say you shall take
it. We will carry the Amendment over
your opposition and lukewarmucss, and
then comes the question upan which, We
propose to go before all the people, ettte
aud back, aud ask their candid Judgment
upon the correctness Of the views aud prin-
ciplcs of each party, and thu Q we will see
what your Convention will cone to. After
all, it amounts to nothing rore than sim
ply the outs want to get ind Office The
crew in this county are very harmonious
exceedingly SO. All We. ak is keep up
such harmony among the D inocratic jour
nails as now exists throughout the State,
and we willshow you solid Republican ma-
jori,ies ere long Berkeley Union.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

FINDER decree rendered ut the February
| Term of the Circuit Court Of Mason colll'
~, for 1871, on the report together with fxllio !.
lis herewith filed, Of the Commissioner OF
School Lands Of the county aforesaid, the IN,
dcrsigncd Commissioner appointed by sslu
Court will off for sale ut The front door OF Inv
Court House of said county, onthe
22d Day of May 1871,
tlhat being the second day Of the May Term
Of Court) Tho following waste and unaplIorr
priated land, lo.wit: All that tract or parcel =
Of IS acres Of land situated on the waters o. =,
Cow Run in the said Mason county. when !,
described by meets and bounds in EXHIBIT s,d a i
with the report of said Commissioner hiea * *
the Clerks office Of said county, containing %
acrcs more OF less. ,,.
TrRMs:- Cash as to one.fourth Of the pImr y.
chase money, ana the other three fourtlis 70 10
paid in ~ mcMths from day Of sale, with in'ss.
est, the purchaser To give bond with goou ~
curity for the payment If the deferred lnsi"
mcnt, and the title 10 be retained as q iIlr1"et
security, II. A. GuI
april CAV. Commlss'0"e''
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precise to what / read 10 tue Gazette some
weeks since. lie told of guide trees 70 it
Just as I read them now as discogered;-
Since The present facts so cOrroborate bis
statements it is evident to me that he told
tho truth. Among other things be stated
that hn had buried pot Of silver near
the mine, and bis directions how to find it
are SO plain in my mind yet, ] have no
doubt but that could give information
SO it could be found.
Perhaps the mine was known to the In.
dams but this silyersmith worked it, had
smelling furnace. and was the only white
man who knew Of its existence ut that
time. JOHN OLIVER.
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Internal Revenue Notice.
Assessors Office, U. $, Internal Revenue,
Third Dist. West Virginia,

Assessor OlHceI " D. luIcIu"l As'
Third Dist. West Virginia.
Cabell g. H., West Va. April 6. 1871. -,
NToTICEis hereby given that appeals WIN
N be received and determined at the Asses
or's Office in ,arbour~ille, West Virginia du
ring the business hours Of each day, from
April IS to April 80, 1871,
inclusive, relative 10 any erroneous or excess 81
i've valuations, assessments or enumeIatlons ~
turned by the Assessor or Assistant AsseSS ~
Of the Third District Of West Virginia. IN W.
current annual lists and during said time s ~.
proceedings Of the Assessor and Assistant az
SCISSORS, together with the annual lists iaSe u
and returned as aforesaid. will he submitea "
the inspection Of any and all persons VINO may ,I;s
apply for that purpose; and all appeals to ;,s
Assessor us aforesaid shall be made in wrlups
and shall specify the particular cause, mauu'
or thing respecting which decision y reqps !,
ted, and shall moreover state the gronna "
principle Of error complained Of:
o. W. MATHER. Assessor,
Third DistrictrWest Virginia
april l3-3w.
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Jefferson county is an awful Gz. No
, Court, Sheriff won't pay any money. as Of
ders are. drawn on him by two Boards of
Supervisors; no suits can DO brought, no
estates settled, no criminals tried. aud
worst Of all !,the young folks have to 60
TO some other cOuotys to get license to get
married. All the r4snltcf cue Democrat
ic President Of the State Senate. So says
the Iartinsburg Union.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-04-27

The Martiusburg Salesman, while SYM
pathizing with Charlestowu, in the matter
of'thc proposed removal Of Jefferson coun-
ty, seat, has this to say touching Judge
Stalls decision upsettius the ruling Of the
President Of the Senate, who held the
strange arithmeticial proposition that
eleven is c majority Of twenty-five:
There are considerations connected with
Ills subject that extend fur beyond the
settlement Of an5 local questions in that
county. We do not profess to be law
yers. but we. Thick no one eau read Judge
Halls opinion without conceding that
ne has. upon general principles, reached
that conclusion which sound policy and
tie true interests Of the people demand.
The. necessity Of limitations upon legisla-
tive power have been demonstrated BY Cx-
psrience. and are now universally conced-
ed. Among those limitations, unne have
been moro conducive to public welfare that
tho yeas and nays should be taken aud
spread upon the record in the passage Of
every bill, aud that 20 bill shall become 8
| lay, unless It receives the affirmative vote
Lef majority Of all, who, by the COnstitu.
ton. form the two branches Of that body.
II these salutary constitutional ,prOvis-
ions arc disregarded. aad the Courts
have nospewer to viadicate the Constitu.
ton against their infringement, then We
shalt have legislative dcspotism in our
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7-S0 GOLD LOAN
OF TuE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
Rnpid Progress Of lhe woIk.

INKE building Of the Northern Pacific Rail.
rond, (bcgan in July last,) is being pushed
forward with great energy from both extrrmi.
tics of The line. Several thousand men are EN-
nloyel in Minnesota ON the Pacific cost. The
grade is nearly completed 265 miles westward
from Lake Superior. trains are running over
40 miles of flushed road, and track.laying
Is RAPIDLY progressing towards the eastern bor-
dor of Dakota. Incl nding its purchase Of the
ST.. Paul 4 Pacific Road, the Northern Pacific
Company now has 413 miles Of completed
road and by September ncxl this will be IN
creased 10 ut least $50.
a GOOD INVESTMENT. jay Cooke d
Co.. ARE now selling. and unhesitatingly rec
omrnend. as a Profitable and perfectly Sife
investment, the First Mortgage Land Grant
Gold Bonds of the orthern Pacific Railroad
Compay. They have 80 years TO run. bear
Seven and Three.Tcnths per cent gold inter
est (more than 8 per cent. currency and are
secured by first and only mortgage en- the IN
TIRE ROAD ASp ITO EQUIPMENTS, and also rs iast
rs the Road is completed, on $4,000 ACHES
OF LAND TO every mile Of track, or 500
Acres Tor each ore 81 900 Bonl. They are
exempt from U. S. Tax; Principal and Interest
are payable in gold Denominations; C1npona'
800 to 81 900; Registered, 500 10 $4,000.
bANu5 EOh bONNSs sRs'hS
1905 are at all times receivable at TEN TER
cESr. ABOVE PAR, in exchange for Companys
Lands, at their lowest cash price. This rem.
ders them practically. INTEREST BEARING LAND
WARRANTS.
SINKING FUND. The proceeds of all
sales Of Lands are required 10 be devoted to the
re purchase and cancellation Of the First Mort
gage Bonds Of the Company. The Land Grant
Of the Road exceeds Fifty Million Acres. This
immense Sinking Fund will undoubted'
ly cancel the principal Of the Company's
Bonded debt before it falls due. With their
ample security and hight rate Of interest. there
is no in, cstment, accessible to the people,
which is more PROFITABLE on SAFE.
EXCH Angling U. s. FlVE.TWEN'
TIES. The succurss Of the New Government
5 per cent. Loan will compel the early urren.
der Of United States per certs. Many hold
crs Of Five. Twentisc are now exchanging them
for Northern Pacific Seven ThirtieS thus rea'
LIKING a handsome profit aud greatly increas'
ing their yearly income.
OTHER SECURITIES. ALI marketa
BILE Stocks and Bonds will be received at their
highest current price in exchange for Northern
Pacific Seven. Thirtics. ExrRLSs cuAGEs on
Money or Bonds received. and on Seven hir'
ties sent by returns, will be paid by the FL
nanciul Agents. Full information, maps, pam
phlets, ETC.. can be obtained on application At
any agsAcy, or from the Undersigned
ron SALE by
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-04-27
The West Virginia Silver Mine.
pleasant HUI, ISp., April IS

The recent discovery of silver mine in
West Virginia brings to my mind some
facts ofiintGrest. Some one hundred years
ago this identical minc was known to a
siIversmith who lived in tho vicinity
He came into the neighborhoOd. where I
was brought up (Noslh Carolina, and was
taken sick and died. During his sickness
he made known the existence Of tho mine,
and directions TO find it. Ills description
.as to location aud surroundings auswels
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-04-27

AT an auction sale in Boston last wcel;
there were sold for $3.50 a scrap book
containing collection Of manuscript &c.
counts of tho battle of Bunker Hill, fifty
of them written or signed by soldiers who
were in the fight, and two hundred other
letters, documents, &c, mostly relating to
Bunker Hill.
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BLOOMINGTON nm, NurserY

18Th Year, 600 Acres, 10 Greenhouses. Lar
gest Asscrtmcnt-all sizes. Best Stock! Low
Pricesl Would you know What, When, How
to Plant Fruit, Shade Evergreen Trees, Root
Gratis, Seedlings, osage Pl;nts Apple Seed,
Early Rose Potatoes, Shrubs. Roses, Green,
house and Garden Plants, &C., Sc. Flower ard
Sorts aud quality. Send 10 cents for New,
ILLUSTRATED, Descriptive Catalogue 30 pages.
Send Stamp each for Catalogues Of Seeds. with
plain directions--G4 pages; Bedding and Gar
den Plunts--32 pages, and Wholesale Price
I.ist--s4 pages. Address H. PHOENIX,
Bloomington, Illinois.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-04-27

The last hours of the House of Repre-
ssentatives were disgraccd by another per-
.-sOnal aud yituperativo quarrel between
--Gen. Butler and Mr.. Farnsworth. of
Illinois. efcourse the House vas amused,
just as it would have been With any other
.doGsfght; but The. public generally do not
approve Of making "a rat-pit of the Con.
.grcssional halls.