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OFFICE ERIE TRANSPORTATION CokPARx,l
November l1bb, 1871.
Mr.. q. q. Haight IL this day appointed
agent OF tins coBpany at Memphis.
T. A. LEWIS. superintendent
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THE cheapest and best Dyeing and Clean ing
house in the city is at 246 second street (Hunf
HANSON a WALKER
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& W. o Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
oFF1ex OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
W~aEHrNannM nnoan kArs IaII

WAR DEPARTMENT,
oFFIcx OF b CHIEF SIGMA OFFIcHR, ,
WAsHINGToN Deceh Der s, 1871.
The barometer will proosbly rise on
Wednesday IN the Middle and Eastern States
and 10 q less extent in the South Atlantic
Mississippi valley, with increasing southerlv
winds, and threatening weather and posi-.
bly, rain on the Louisiana n rexss cossts
cloudy weather from Arkansas to Like Mich,
lgan and westward; tbs winds back
10 southwest, with a rlsIog temperature on
the lower lakes and with cloudy and clear,
Ing weather. U~autionsrv signals contfr u =
tn S evening at Cape May, New London,
Boston Porlsnd, Oswego, Rochester, Cleve-
land, Bun alo and Toledo.
Rivers and business.
There Is q prevailing opinion along the up-
per Miss ssipp that navigation Will not be
interrupted by Ice this year. IL is sincerely
hoped that such may the case, THOUGH fears
are entertained 70 the Contrary. fde river
al 81. Louis and Ca 70 has been declining 70
the past three days For two it mas been
stationary here. bat is now falling. Il has
declined ak tuches in the last twenty-four
hours Eight feet is reported from Cairo to
Helena, and eight inches In the st. Francis
river. business was moderate y yesterday At
the wharf There were six arrivals and the
sane number CT departures. 1ne weather
continues cold.
By Telegraph.
CAIRo, December 6-Arrivsd-J. q. Gross-
eianola, nem Cincinnati, II pm. Rtyey has
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Sat vs. L. II. Psdden, Indictment for muir
der, bal refused, aud prisoner remanded to
jail State vs. Todd, Kehai and Stewart, indict-
ment Tor larceny, case still on trial. To-day
the case Of frank Graves Will be taken up.
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A oooD cuisine lie indispensable TO the COM
fort Of all travellers. That Of the American
House, Boston. Is irreproachable, while the
other conyeItences Of the house Include ali
thai il modern and desirable.
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State and County Taxes, 1877

THE Tax Books for 1871 are new IN
L my possession. iw1h collect Sat my
once until h sIOth day q Ssnuary.Iszs
when the ofacs wiz pOsiuvelybs closed for the
purpose OG issztns Distress Warrasts
for q l uncoIlectsd taxes and reporting Iands
for condemnation
After the ION day OF January next. L VIII
spend N OF two dAystn each D1striee-
OF which due notice VIII be given, for ths
Purpose of collecting unpaid taxes, ard
1ssuIzg Distress Warrants against
Personal Property.
Tax Payers nEss not expect or ask fer
favor or exsensIOns. A. none
viii be granted
that do not come within the above no11ea.
Great and small, rich and poor, b. faFe
alike.
4 have bat one duty 70 perform,
and that Is TO collect ths taxes according To
Jaw Know no otter duty, and VIII MAXI
no2 WM. MCLEAN. TAX Collector.
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COAL and coke tar Cor sale 9. the Ca eaEa-
paAyh eeaos, 81 sesona street.
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CHRIsrnAs Is COMING.

And for the advent Of this ehiefest ofall our
holidays the interchangeable Charley Howard
has made every preparation. his tasty little
establishment Is packed with all manner OF
goodies bon bOHs, pure candies, and all the
toothsome sugar-wRre for which he has so
long been famed-put up In elegant boxes al
ready for delivery 10 your lady-love. but all
this has not distracted Mr.. dOyard's attention
from his luncheon Ooms-Lhe favorite resort
Of the ladies when On Main street shopping.
Delicious coffee, brOiled oysters, mince-ple,
rich cakes and other luxuries, are yet 10 be
Obtained at 2s Main street, servee up Char
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Dress and Business Hats, and Ladies' Furs,Ih,
eTY HHest and oeat that are worn snd pro
iuced. Examine their goods and judge 70.
GO AND REGISTER
II you suffer nom neuralgta,spply "Nsnrn.'
II 0 suner nom neura1Rla,RppY "NenFu.
GO AND REGISTER.
MEMPHIS DOLLAR STORE,
70 MAIN STREET.
Largest stock OF useful and fancy articles
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
MORE GOODS FOR ONE DOLLAR
h elsewhere for two.
GO n REGISTER.

FIFTY loose in the
streets of Memphis. Upper Blue Ltck-The
fashionable mineral spring water OF the age,
ana the best alternative n aperient known.
Supplied In cases Of two dozen bottles, nlled
carefully at the spring. An excellent thing
for family use.
MANSFIELD q HIGBEE.
Wholesale agents.
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FURsl FURsl FURsi Childrens' sets 81 so
to $40. Ladies' sets, 81 so TO sos. Furs of all
kinds at low prizes, at Wheaton & Co.'S, ~
Main street. Sign OF the Tiger.
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VIII leave Memphis for New Orleans as
follows.
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sSrvnn" is the great aatidot. for nsu
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5y CO. q
A~uctioneers & Commission Merc'hts,
sI4 FRONT ST. ABOVE ADAma


VIII SELL THIS MORNING., at 10 O,cI,k.
Without r-serge or limit:
HOO cases OF Mems Calf, Kip, Wax and
Spilt Boots;
100 casss of Men, and Boys Shaes-as.
sorted styles;
90 cases OmaA's and Misses Shoes. A.
sorted.
Also, 50 sets or Fars-good quality and
styles so gross assorted Toilet Soaps: lO0
dozen Amy Socks; TO groes fresh Biachtne:
als1i Clotning, Dry foods, Hats, taps NO.
lions cutlery, Glassware, etc.
- Country merchants, and thu trrds Oeu
orally VIII md IL to THAR interest to affenr
our sales. Private sales q. auction prices. at
all times. "a
I G. BALDWIN & co., AUUTIONEsRs.
LIZ commission Merchants and Mapufac.
torers' Agents, corner OF Second snu Adams
stleeA-MM commenceO our regular fall Irus q
sales, Gt Auction. On set en-, hsr
? leflt and continue them three times q Tess
during the season. Our numerous consiQn.
orss embracing every line OF Foreign .
domestic DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATr
BOOTS, SHOES, HOTtONS, FANCY AMI
VARIETY GOODS, Etc, win keep as sen.
SANITY supplied with every description Of
Merchandise suitable for our market. Tina
oner1ng 70 city ana country merchs hts q rsTF
opportunity 10 replentsh 8 .ooks sf prices lar
be on regular rates. Our reguls: ale daVn
VIII be TUEaDAYs AND THURsOAYt
A. 4. EOGERsON. A~..cfsoneer.
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second ChAnceFy Court Chancellor
Criminal Court-FIippin, Judxe.

Counsel engaged in the argument of the
case now before The court viii probably occupy
the attention OF the court to-day and to-mor
row, which will close the case.
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RIVER NEWS.

The Weather.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. !
War DEBT SIGNAL SEkvIOE. UfS,A. :
NEhPHIs, December 5, 1871.
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AMEzIcAN Driven Wells at Browne A
nrpwae's, aus SeeondstEeeA
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nWELLING-A nice dwelling, seven miles
IL sun OF Mem phls. on the hissisdppl
ano Tennessee Railroad, one mile norm Oi
White haven, containing Elk large Ioous
suu su necessary ont houses slsUi ten scres
OF excellent isno attacbsd. Terms SE5i hal
cash. balance 18TH OstObeT, Is z. POSSESSION
gwen lst January FOR iurtbeT
apply 20 Dr. sAM L kAlNES. White Haven,
Ta11 d5
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EcoSoMY-Take our fall clothing 10 tn
Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Hous HUNT
HEason's old stand), 246 Second street.
HANSON & WALKEE
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STEAM FrrrrSo, sI5 second str,

JOE LOCKE, 2S6% Main street, ID the largest
ut Magazines, Ptctort8s and dali
lies in the city
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James He'll,
oMMlssIoNE or DEEDS

- Domestic and Foreign Collections so
ucited. special attention given 20 the pros
eoaton OF claims before Inc mt1sd Ameri
can and British joint Commission, for cam
age a - Hritlsh and American subject
during the Late Wal, nolla
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GO N REGISTER.

"NRURII." Immediately relieves and per
mRnently cures neuralgia.
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fgE aEKI.

nOOMR-Furnishsc or ~unfurnishsd, with
II out bOsId, Q gentleman only. Also, the
diufBg-ruom ana Ei'cnent win tutnlIGre
and fixtures. Apply 10 Y. y. sCALE5
&c JACKSON 10 x 81 Nam street.
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O. DANDRIDGE. Dssoso County, MiuG
J. Il. M1TCHELL, IA. SIMS. holy sprtnz.
Late Win Galorea1h, Stewart 4 Co
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II you want a fine set Of Furs, cheap, go to
Weaton = Cos, 2s Main street, sign Of the
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Memphis and u River Packet
COmPany-u. y q Line.
FOR PINE BLUFF AND LITTLE ROCK.
The elegant side-wheel passenger
TR0S. n. ALLEN, Eugene Smith, master
This elegant and swift steamer
viii leave as above ~
FslDAT, December sth, 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or 70
W. d. RENNEDAN, agent,
Once on Company's Wharfbost,
as Foot OF Court street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-06
second CircuIt Court-JudEe HaIsey.

Today calendar contains the following
cases: zg7S, Thornton VS. johnson, ODonneli
& Ryder; SS7, Kinney ct al VS. Grehan; SS6, Nc
KiSdck vs. S-Iby; sG, White VS. Seigmani lla2,
West, Cochran & Co VS. Jones, Brown q Co;
Topp; 1866, Brinkley VS. Hopkins administra-
tor; l056, O'COnner VS. MeLacudy ct al 1907,
Warner VS. WOitering; 1905, Feister Ell al vs.
Swan; 1859, Peres & Co VS. Ehrliehi 1000,
Temple VS. Lewis; 1861, Dickman. Bennett q
Co vs. Glisson & Co; 1902, Edison VS. MOhrstadt;
1858. Lewis ct al VS. LefUwich ct al; 1854, Lewis
vs. Taylor, McEwen & Blue; 1857, Webster VS.
Isbell; lO6s, Case VS. Avery; 1903, Shire q
Co VS. Hook, executrix, etc; 100,
Jenkins, ct al VS. Morgan lGI, Con-
nell VS. Bickford 1912, Bates VS. Welck;
1875, Claybrook q Williams vs. Grant; 1876, NJ.
q C. Packet & Co. VS. Lewis Matthews q Co.;
lU77, Bridgeforth Us Pickett; lO7S, shane VS.
Pickett; 1913, Woodward VS. Jones; lOoO, Ander-
son, Gay & Bugher vs. rankin ct ali lei, Par
tee & p arbert VS. Anderson, Gay q B1gheTi
40S2, Herman vs. HawIey; lO4, Kimbrough Va
may or snd aldermen Of Memphis; 1854, Hud-
son VS. Martin; luS5, Bidwell VS. Swsyne; lUs1,
GOOD ct al VS. Jelly; loss, Baxter VS. Bescher,
Schultz & Co; lOS, DAVIS vs. Taylor, McEwen
a Blew; lO9O, Hall Ell al VS. Wyatt & shaw; 1871,
gumery; 1893, Ryan vs. Mallory; 1894, Rocco vs.
Coleman q Co.; 1895, kimbrOugh vs. Grace; 1895,
Friend Bachman vs. DtnCauer & Pollock; lOe,
Dedt & Co. vs. Plvmmer & Co.; 1893, Moon,
administrator, vs. Holmes; llc0, Harrison
vs. Brooks; uG2, 0 VS. Gilman d
G22i LIS Swans VS. PSs6bens,s,b e.
lbs, &c msnia Banking company VS.. Mount;
li07, NJ. .. Hotel company vs. Hardin; lOS, NJ.
U. Hotel company vs. Elder; lll0, Dancey ct al
VS. Fowlkes; lil2, Wimbest VS. Welsh; INA,
Marley VS. Kellogg; lll0, Wheaton & Co. VS.
MicKie ct al lllB, Pan W Wolf; lIz2, Duncan
d Williams VS. Peres & Co.; LIB, Ford vs. Lar
kin; 1924, Ford vs. La kin; ll25, Black, kremer
& co. VS. Atlantic and Mississippi steamship
company; ll26, Piummer vs. PIummeri llZ7,
stephens VS. Flynn; lbs, Huett a Co. vs. Green
held; ll2e, Winchester, admir-, vs. Montgomery;
1850, Neeley VS. Douglass; i i, Walsh VS. Cogs-
we'll; liz, owen, trustee, vs. LarEin; lIS, Stein
VS. Safiarans ct al; 1874, Ames, Woodbury. &
Jones vs. Hughes; llS-, Wilson Us Ruleman;
1876, Hawkins vs. Cash, admir-; llS7, Ofgill bros.
& 20. VS. Mickle q Smith; lbs, Hook, for use,
etc VS. Memphis and Cincinnati Packet oom-
pany; 1873 Fisher & 20. VS. Nathan Bros. & Co;
ll4O, Griesdick VS. Alderman las, Dill vs. Ma
A, OF Memphis.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-05

DaS lob i4. llub b1 Ii bsrall III No0e,
Wo Corruption bic G:eibet itsrfaat,
Der Dtutide gu Der Gbre Banner bGt
60 feb i'd b d der 8reibcit cine @o0e,"
@o feb i'd boo ees &e@teS 5iessfsru miufen
Mnt :3ufunftsbimnel, uab Don Meer 3u Meer
Vcr Der 81 { aufri6t'gcr Greunse Seer
Ger Esmagosen 5errli4teit %serinfea.
uno ME 10 raid rerIaft> was berrlid raste
gis ST ben @clfen> ME in ep 'ser yra9t!
uHb tpie 10 RAID %entourssl:; mas nit Madt
Si9 an Re: @rte @ruub gu nietsn waate
Gum NinmerfaQen !! 3irnente Gewalten,
Die tbr Der ifol3en Wenidenid1pfung CROFT,
We6baIb, peabalb bait Dis1es itr semcQt?
WsSba|b %rereerteno uue VERDE renb idattsn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-02
The pn,,,a.,,sis Ledger.

From George W. Chffr' proprietor Oh the
Philadelphia L,l9eys "e rave copy Of the e1-
esll.rt Ley s nSo M PREPARED go I n
rsaaa,s or tbst paper. The Ledger has not only
the largest circulation OF with one exception)
a,7 daily Journal III existence, but the array of
advertisers Is in the same proportion, the aver
age number OF separate and distinct advertise
ments in each days issue being considerably
over one thousand. How to accommodate the
increasing advertising patronage without
trenehing upon the reading matter ha, been
serious problem to Mr.. Childs, and has been
solved only by enlargng the paper, to an extent
equivalent to about four columns, at an in
creased cost Of $4,000 per year for paper
alone, though the Ledger was previously fur
hished AT a bare fraction above the cost of the
white paper. The Ledger, in Mr.. Childs' hands.
Is model paper, high toned, eRterprising and
reliable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-02

Some COCO has grown out of the hotel fire in
kiebnoLd. The ioss OF 90 many lives which
might have been saved if proper precautions had
been taken, has aroused public attention to the
want CT facilities Tor escape from burning build
iDgs, and an order has been issued by the An
thoiiits IN New York city that fire ESCAPES
ses4te Placed upon every hotel. There are
T1ite EGn Der OF patent IRE escapes, simple in
construction and cheap In price, which are es-
Peeially acapted TO private residences, and one
or more OF these articles should be placed In
every hoIse. The best ''fre escape" however.
il a knottsd rope, which every guest in hotel
can keep IN his trunk. A traveller informs the
New York CommerciaI that he goes pre- pared for
escape iron burning hotels by Carrying In his
satchel coil Of halfinch rope, forty or fftv
feet ioig, kIotted every two feet, to give a bet
ter hoiG. On two occasions he has found it ser
vieeable. No one knows at what time An
emergency requiring the use OF an escape NAV
occur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-02

Mr.. >. W. Forney takes leave of the readers
OF the ChrOnicIc in to-day s issue of that paper.
We are sure We speak the sentiments of our
entire community in expressing our apprecis-
ton Of the great loss to the city experienced i'm
Mr.. Forney's withdrawal from our midst Both
asa citizen and as journalist he has proved
himself hearty friend to Washington. and we
can lily spare champion so prompt and vigor-
Gus. The newspaper men Of Washington will
also regret the loss of one who has labored al
ways to maintain the amenities of journalism
and proper esprit du corps among its members.
The best wishes of the people of Washington
will go with him in the field to which he pro-
poses to oontne himself In the future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-02

The Levy Court, at its meeting to-day
elected an entire new set of officers On the
meeting OF the court at IL O'Clock Mr.. s. p
Brown was absent, he having understood that
the only business to be transacted was to meet
and adjourn over, after paying their respects to
the President. Messrs. Tenney, Burr Row.
and and Sargent, however, saw their opportu-
sity to take care of their pets, and, notvith.
standing the implied agreement of the court
they proceeded to the election Of officers
Mr.. y. Sargent, the newly-appointed member,
was nominated by his friend, DIR. Rowland for
the position of president of the court, and was
elected, and at the same time an amendment
was proposed making the president er-o6fcio
member or all the standing committees. 1t was
laid over gnder the rules until the next meet
ing. III adopted, il viii give the president of
the court an opportunity for an extra per diem
OF - for service ON committees, which accounts
tor the milk IN that cocoanut. Mr.. n. Callan,
VEo, tor many years past, has very acceptably
FILED the position OF secretary and treasurer,
was voted out by the "quartetten-Nessrs.
Ienney, Burr, Rowland and Ssrgent-and
Mr. John TenHey. OF Georgetown, on the
nomination CT his father, and senior part
ner. Mr.. W. II. Tennev was elected in Mr.. Cal
ian's place. Mr.. James Pilling, the Tax Col
iector, who for i've or six years past has filed
ccmmeDcaiiOn Of the court, was the next vic
I'm N.Y. Charles Barker, formerly a sergeant
OF police. latterly clerk in the City Post Of
nee, and-Inore TO the present purpose
a brotheT-IB-law of ex-Mayor Bowen
was elected in Mr.. PiIling's place
Mr.. Tobias Eoudinot, formerly Superintendent
Cf Roads when MessIs. Bower and Sargent were
the prominent members of the Court-was
elected to that position again, thus ousting Mr.
r.. %. Middleton, jr, who has filled that position
IN very acceptable manner for a year past.
DIT. b. ID Carpenter, one OF the Oldest residents
OF the county, who has made one of the best sur
Veyors the county ever had for years past, was
iegislated out by the election of Mr. Nicholas
Dubois, parsonage entirely unknown to some
members OF the Court, and TO the residents of
the county present, and who the President of
the Court, according TO his own admission ONLY
new by the papers he had i'm his desk at the
rsssUry department.
In view Of these remarkable proceedings of
he CORTLAND the known agency Of Saylss j.
Sowen IN bringing them about, and in nomi-
uatiDg the lev members, together with his
adroitness in working his relations and friends
into all sorts of public positions, it has been
suggested that il would be better and cheaper
to raise a fund and pension the ex-Mayor and
his family, if that would prevent their raids
upon The public crib-but Ii wouldn't. They
would still haIker for Office. Mr.. w. H. Ten
neys nomination Of his son and partner for
clerk OF the court. and his prompt election by
the "GuaTte'te,' looks as if the intention was to
make TIE court "a close corporation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-02

In casting about for reading matter for the
coming year, the public should not overlook
the merits of LipptHeott's Magazine. While this
monthly has not been as conspicuously aivcr-
tised As some or It's more pretentious rivals, IL
has given during the three years of its existence
some OF The very best serials published In this
country while its short stories have been almost
uniformly good. and Its average Of poetry has
been about a. high As that of any magazine We
have. And the programme for this year prom.
ises even better things,-inciuding, as 1t does.
series OF popular papers by well-known writer.
on political and historical topics, thus widening
the scope OF the publication, and making IL De.
sirabie to all classes OF readers. 1t only re
to be added that, Geographically considered. IL
LEADS all the other monthlies, and Is In that re-
speet decidedly creditable, not only to the old
and we'll established house which publishes II
but slso to the state Of the topographic art in
this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-02

No visitors will be received by the Prs]%'n'
OF Cabinet days, Tuesdays and Frfd-s''' NOR
will they be received on other ds,s phHi AFTER
II O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-02

Carl AnseLutz, the well-kn musician ma
rattle leader, and founder of the German oner.
in this country, died in New York city ON Fr;dav
last Mr.. Ullmsn broug ht him to this count,v
with one OF his operate companies I'm 1s5- ana
since that time he has been identified With mn ne
OF the operate and concert troupes which b.vs
visited this city. Mr.. Absolute vas AN evc.,-
lent musician, well read i'm all the best mus,c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-02

man in Waukeegsn, Wis, got drunk last
week, chased his wife up q tree, threw his chill
dren out Of the window, and drowned himself
in q WELLS.
Ais we'll that ends we'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-02

The social condition Of Chicago NAV be in
ferred from the fact that one of the papers of
that CITY had on the sd Instant only one mar
rage notice and SIX divorce notices; and fears
are entertained that the population OF the city
will be affected ultimately if thing. 20 on in
that proportion very long. Hardly. The in
crease OF population will doubtless 90 on, but
there may be some question of Legitimacy
which probably won't make much difference
out there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-02

Our neiahbor, the Sunday Herald, contradicts
partially. but in very chlrlish manner, par
agrsrh WHICH has been floating around among
our exchanges for . week past, abiding to q
contemplated change in the management OF
tlat paper, and which The STAR put in pleas
ant shape in Saturdays issue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-02
AND HARMLESS AZ wArER.
me following letter. speak for Themselves:

Inc following letters speak for Themselves:
WAsHINGroN. November 9th. $50,
=, I.ngh and impartial trial q your Crystal pi:
40. IN ioT the per1O.s aessnedothe speedy res.
..ns . d. 'e can a' f. 40 m
convinced to attain this much desired result to per
as! numeer. utterly dissu.tsd With the pcI.cncns
personal acquaintances Who use your prepsratioi,
With equal SUCCESS, 1 cordially recommend Crystal
'" @"'' very F. Pei BSYGH,. 70, 1 street, wv.
wAsHrssros. D. o. Jul, s,th. 1870
Ms, Arthrr Nanans-Dear sir: 1t affords me pleas
With perfect success, Having tried many Others,
md yours superi'r to any l have heretofore used,
Y sSs 81 FsRa
cations restoring it to its original color 1t is per
' :trsss %i between IN M AND i sch. n W.
q. NICHOLAS HOTEL, NEw YORK, Aug. 20, 1870.
nv A,h,r sGGass-ay Dear Sir: he BOTTLE Of
bought in your City some tin since has given entire
sstisI.ction u has given to my hair It. orig nal
81 hit days also notice that young hair appears on
the crown Of my head. where am partially nd. l
please send Immediately By express. and obilgs
WASHINGTON, August stu, 1870.
nv. Arthp NaftaHs-Dear Sir do not hesitate
20 say that your Crystal Discovery deserves to
percede all other preparations claiming to restore
the gro sth and color of the hair l have used il $
week nov, and my hair has already resumed its
ural shade and has ceased falling almost entirely
cheextully recommend it, Respectfully.
MRS. ANNIE MOURAlN
ALEXANDRIA, VA, September 10th, 1870.
nv. Arthur NattanS-Sir: have great pleasure
In teetfying to the excellence of your Crystal Dis
covery for tie Hair. Nv back hair is remarkably
long and thick and become premsturely grey this
being heredltary) In eight daysi It resumed it's nat
nral color, chestnut brown, colori"g ry hair.
bhe your preparation for its purity pleasant odor
and freedom from all mineral and poisonous SUIT
stances, A. we'll a. its other excelleucies l will
recommend 1t to my acQuaintances.
Very respectfully, MISS l.. .