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~ Bonner il said to be worth 50 600 .NOn
ga Pittsburg militia company ha. had

~ Bonner IL said to be worth IS 000. 900
ga Pittsburg militia company ha. had ITS
muskets nickel plated.
~Williams College has estahlishe 1 a rofes-
sorship OF the g art Of self defence"
~ Lord Lorne searts and Princess Iouise
honnets have already made their appearance.
~ School girls are called by their elder Sis
lers in society the Z" bread and butter brig.I. >,
So Humanitarian Pioneers, :" out West, es-
chew jewelry, liquor, boots, plug hats and
gloves.
- Mr.. George W Chlis Is TO be offered the
irgns %, Democratic nomination for Mayor
OF Philadelphia.
MRS Luce OF Lexington, H., wears mourn
ny because Nj Luce Tiled the kerosene ann
while il Was burning. f
q, White velvet and corduroy jackets will o
he faVorite wear Of New York bellies TOR riding
tbs seakon. " s'
Mr. Hayes, an Ohio pedagoeue, told q hi,
sHI 10 sweep the schoo, room. She refused, a d
bali. ""
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LOCAL NEWS.
AuTsEhENTs, xe.

Nahc1aI TeatST.-LeOna Lavender in L" The
Little Treasure" and " Nan, the Good for
Nothing"
wars Opera HoEse-LsSt night OF Jro. T..
Owens. -Hsppiest Day OF My Life, !" and $50
ion single
Ss~G,TbEad HGu-Leeture by Richard Stuart
EvaBs on "Korner.'
Prof Pratt, the Horse Educator, I3X and
streets.
harkriter's Art Gallery, 4ss 7th street
BaTlovf Galie-y Of Oil Paintings, 1895 Penn
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saeRwY wISEIS RONn

We hsy. few Qr. Casss very psls and aetic at
Favored SHERBl n the Custom House ~ ti,nrg.-
town, II. O.. which viii sell az very snail 81
Vsnce. IL lie wine Of our Importation from fhs
celebrated house q fsasi, Csdiz and Ia. been pro
bounced by -ndges the hnest wine this SIDE The At
saLtic. Samples can Dc seen a. store.
We ave Sole Agents in the District Tor Mar
IN Cos world reROwned PUBE WHEAT
II iSh \, distilled from the best grain rressfs
Tor medicis oil uses The sds supplied Al i-fiIier
price,, by BROWNING MIDDLETON.
fe4 tls Peun,y
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THE COURTS.

CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER is suffering from
severe cOld, ana, in consequence, the Giro hit
Court has been adjourned until Monday.
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CITY ITEMS.

GENTLEMEN CT taste aud fashion who can
api reciste an ssy-ttting gs,ter or walking
shos and at the same time one that com Dimes
elegance Of appearance, will ne pleased 70 lean
that Il. s. Gsrtrsll has lust received. At has
Popular Establishment, No. 900, corner Of til
and L streets, the largest aud most complete
Walking Shoes ever offered 10 the washington
pubic made especially TO hn order by the best
msnufs ctHrers.
The ladies will at all times find a fun variety
all the novelties
His stock is complete in all It's departments,
and Is so varied that all tastes can be grstihsd.
Purchasers will find II 70 their advantage 70 call
at Gartrell's.
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MISS IEoNA CAvENDBR closes her engage
meEt At the National Theatre this evening an
peaTing ln three pieces, and on MONDAY NT.
Sts'son VIII appear in his new sensational Il anna
Meek and Neck"
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Democratic Meetings
SEVENTH DISTRICT.


An adjourned meeting OF the democratic aud
conservative voters OF the Seventh d- rict Was
held last evening IN DAILY Hall, tor the u irpose
o. p G,san1%lng "a elu1 Tor the campaign, MI: :.
"a- declared 10 be "Ihe deIDocr attic ami CON
eTVatIVe club or the Seventh district" and the
following oftcers we're unanimously elected:
fresIdenj. Samuel L. Drury, vice President
Charles r.. Leves, secretary, >. r. Slater
treasurer. Walter Linkins. \ campaIcu com
tiee OF tive members, COM sting Off ) Main
4. W. HiIeaTv. James r. Edward G. X
IOwIeS. and Walter LinkIns, was appointed.
after which, resolution was adopted endorsing
the nomination OF Richard 4. Merrick
THIhTHENTH DISTRICT.
The democratic and conservative voters OF the
LhiItsenth tiistT let met last evening, at iberty
Hall, Tor the purpose of organizing a perma
nebt club for the campaign. Mr.. Jones
called the meeting TO order, and the folloN U 2
we're elected permanent officers OF the club
President, John Ii. MCCutChen vice presid mt .
+ schmidt. secretary, franklIH Barrett, ire a.
by Mr.. r. Schmidt, providing that primary
election he held IN the Thirteenth district ON
the ith OF April. between the Ioars OF ami <
O'Clock =. m.. 10 nominate a candICiale for The
House OF Delegates. was adopted. Air. f. L.
johnson Otiered resolution endorsing the
nomination OF Hon. X. T.. Merrick ard pltdy-
ng themselves 10 use All honorable mean, TO
secure has election, which Has adopted witt an
amendment, offered by Mr.. Dorsey Ciayett en-
doTsIIg the platform As laid down b. the con-
yention which nominated Mr.. Merrick. Messrs
appointed Judges tor the primary election. ..Ino
harmon,N N. Greer, and y. Sardp were appointed
chsllengfrs to attend the registration. A finance
cOmIhittee, consisting OF r. Schmidt. Dorsey
Clagest. =. j. Fague, A. j. Fox. j. W. SimIns
and ). johnson, was appointed on motion OF MIR
T.. Jones. committee, consisting of MP-srs
Schmidt JONES and johnson, was appointed TO
secure "A suitable hall Tor the meetings OF the
Climb, and y. L. Cook, A. II. Young aud n. p
Callan were appointed a committee to invite
MI. MeTIich TO address the voters OF the district
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
he democratic ana cOnsery alive voters of
tbe Fifteenth district held meeting last night
az the Board of Trade roOIus Mr.. Robert Bali
IN the chair. Mr. j. L. HalIeck secretary. The
following claliengers were app0inte d:-Msssrs
A. K. Allen. Frank Birkbead, Jerome Column
bus, and k. NJ. A. Fenwick. MIR Cisgett moved
that CAMP Align committee OF twenty persons
be appointed. which was agreed to, and the fol-
lowing were appointed Jesse Il. Wilson. VIM
II Clagett, j. Columbus, X. NJ. A. Fenwick
VIM. Lord, w. W. kiTby, James Ward, X. w
hciienTy. W. Dalton, james Raglan, r. b.
Cation, Jacob Lsrner, A. T.. Perry, W. II Will
llams, y. nj. Dnbant. II. u. Adams, w. w
Moore, Dennis Fitzgerald, Dennis Cornell, and
Henry Will
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THR AMIDoN MONUMENT.-Mr Lot Flame
rvs design Tor this monu ment has been adoptad
he proposes to commence the work immediate
~ and complete ii about the first of June. The
cost will be about $50.
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WOOD AND COAL.

COAL AT $3.50 PER TON.
viii deliver 2,2IO lbs WHITEASH CHEST
MT COAL for $50.
Also.
2.940 los. genuine LYkENS VALLEY, Egg
or stove size. fer 50.
m2i-6t- H.CLAY STEWART, 18th and H,.,
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Our stock % WINES aud LIQTORS 10 vs-y com
piete, and cannot De SURPASSED by ttfs So %
New York. IL comprises the beet trsads ni Cham
payne, sm ong which can te found
Nre CIiCquot 90
NOert Chsudar. Green seal do
q II MuBm "Dry Nery-uay 90
Chas. Heidsieck DO
Pheasant Valley Carte BlsHrhe d.
Pleasant Valley % PsFi- Exposition Do
A
Henuessy & Co. Coguac Brandy.
OtaId, Dupuy co COMA HTandy
CaIforuis Brandy. NNieirs " me-
ehgTIy, Pert,
nuscH, Pure S.lsss
F. sale low, T.
BRowNIss a MIDDLkTOS.
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ErIAH.

40. MESS MaCKEREL.
No. SkOkGk baNh hAChEREL.
No. STAT NAChERRL,
No. ! ECONOMY SHAD
ST JOHn ALENINEs
PoRIsM0UTH SPLIT HERRING.
PiIkLkn SALMON.
GOLDFISH and SCALED HERRING,
Tor sale low, by
BROTNIEG & NIDpLETgN,
ola fenusylNauia ayeUg q
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wHIrs Goops Now IN Stock.
100 dozen Dress Shirts.
Linen Handkerchiefs, in half dozen and dozen
boxes.
Large variety of Linen Collars, some very fine.
Duck and Marseilles Vests.
Linen and All Linen Cuffs. &c.
One Price Only. GEO. c. HENSINs,
40 18th street " w,
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TIE CArITAL-ws call attention To n notice
of the forthcoming Issue Of this journal. Plat
4 TOwnsepd are unwavering In their efforts tn
meet Tie public demands.
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DRorosALs foR sKwER

pRorosALs foR skwER
Opo n SSp.rlHfesdenf Of Streets. S.srsrs, RI
-Cuy haa. Washington. -. e.
Proposals will be received at the once al ,h.
Mayor until = m, APRIL 4. ls7I, Tor the ecn-
siTuction OF an eighteen inch inside diameter
scotch Pipe Sewer. TO be laid street norfeVeet
from the west side of Seventh street, coupect,ns
with the y NTH street sewer, with house conne~-
lions AND pipe reaching Que foot inside the curb
me opposite each house. lat, part of lot
There will be about i've hundred feet 81 a. h,,sa,
men pipe and shout o. hundred and thirty feet az
tsciNe-lnch pipe, the latter Tor lateral 6rspcbe.
connecting with the trap, three traps, and four
Bidders i'll state but one price per iin.sI f-a for
the main pp., which must include the bau.e cor.
nections sns pipe connecting herewith: r~T lin.s,
loot tor The is'er~s per trap. dros, and nau holo
For .pecihsations giving farther interm.ti,n sp-
ply ~ this Office, wA rORsYTH.
ms2 u sueerintendent and inspector, &c.
TO BUILD ERs.
ARoHIrEor's OFFICE. L s.CAPIrol.,
March q. lS7l
Proposals. sre Invited aud viii be opensd ON ne
3p uf APRIL HINT. ~ Y O'Clock n FOR The ct.
tsns,on 81 he G3serhmeIi Printing Once Building
~ Nof d Capitoi street
rlans and specifications may now be seen st this
No lid viii be oOnsidered unless accompanied with
trlct Attorney for the eity WashiAeton the con
ditons being that the party parties bidding viii
Glhei take the work, II srded him them, and
Will hnish the same In accordance with the plans
sha seeeineafions Tor that Eork man.
mhaa-st Afchifect o . Capitol.
m. OAULHIRkDp OLAssD0
VOCAL AID IssrkUnEsrAL ngsIo.
ash-o ~ u. y. 4. kee0.
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NE GRAND JURY-Drctdi Its,t 10 the Jaii.-
ne grand jury OF the Criminal Court have
nearly completed their business and will be dis
charged finally some time next week. To-day
hey mace visit 40 the Jail Tor the purp Ose of
ti-tan' District Attorney Harrington. They
ionnd The old hulk IN as good order as IL is posi-
bic TO keep rotten building, and the prisoners
unite cheerful except in few cases. Bolster
Wells, and Mortimer, each OF whom are in
IRONS. are confined in different portions of the
building, and appeared TO be quite cheerful,
Int neither eyinced any disposition to speak as
20 the charges against them. T.. G. Edwins,
sentenced for six months for embezZlement OF
'unds from the Treasury, was found to be quite
/ J. and M uch commisseratOn was expressed for
him. IL IL understood that efforts are being
made to obtain his pardon. Many Of the l53
prisoners now here az being women and grls)
are under sentences from the Police Court
and some OF them, although young, have been
Ia so often as to cali the place the III home.
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WASHINGTON. March 25, 1871.

WAsHINVT0N, MATCH 3, lsiI.
II The Editor IF The Star
The resolutions in this mornings papers, re.
ported a. adopted by the Fourteenth District
tepublican Club last night, were not 20 adopted,
but simply ofis red and referred to the appro.
pirate committee.
T.. CONNOLLY, President.
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Facts speak for ThemseIye.:
AFEw OTHER AND DESIRABLE AND coon
ARTICLES WHICH CAN BE BOUGHT Fog
ONE DOLLAR,
SiLEERBERGS

PlQUE TOILET SETS. OF : pieces. triu,et
PlQGE TOILET sETS, of pieces, scarlet IN
tIoldered and frnged.
HANDSOME LACE TIDES. size 2,I feet
VERY HANDSOME LACE HpkFs, linen cam
orlc center.
SWISS MUSLIN CHEMIsETrEs, rery hand
some, with teedework and lace
REAL MALTESE LACE COLLARS, IN different
patterns.
-Four pairs OF ladies half regular WHITE COT
Very handsome RoMAS sCARFs oil silk.
Several new tyles Of LADIES SILh E.lNGkp
BOWS.
have also RECEIVED sfuil supply 81 Lsdi-s Iron
FRAME HOSE, IN heavy and medium weig ht, and
still sell them III pairs for q
GENTS SUPE Il STOUT BkswN HALF HOSE,
double heels and tees, four pairs Tor 81. Also,
dozen of a inner grade three pairs for 81
The best gents LINEN POCKET HANDhRR
CHIEF hemmed ever offered in the District Which
| sell three for 81.
And another grade At four for 81
LADIES COkDED AND HEMMED CAMBbIC
' LhIiIs' 81 c0Bplp AND HEaMEp LINEN
HPkFS, very pretty. fsur for 81.
very fine MOUBSIN HDkF, worth " cents.
which sell two for FL.
And another supply OF LINEN CUFFS AND
COLLAkS, which are hail given away.
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ASTRAL OIL.

D,pof f0T P'Gst'y Nos EyP'Jstrs As'-a. on
just received, lC0f gallons Pratt ASTRAL or,
a. 5alt"d Ut 4 explode. Trade Supplied - Nev
orb prices, by
BROWNING & MIpULETpS
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wHrre Goops Now IN SrocK

NEW SPRING STYLES arriving daily at Else
man * Bros, Clothiers and Taiiors, sos tn
street, May Building. 3
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~ q T 1 q K

n o IoE
From and after March Ist, ISL, no sccoun, viii se
allowed to BUN OVER PAYS No deviation
from above rule On account o: persons
M I'm q N IxzE.py
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JOHN +. OwRNs-the upctiouslv humorous
John-will close the most successful dramatic
engagement of this present season at Walls
Opera House this evening, appearing in 1.-The
and will be succeeded by the famous trssedi-
enne Janauschek, who will commence a brief
engagement at that theatre on Monday evening
next.
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rrNhkAi of JANIS GRADy.-The remains
OF James Grady, immeti,ateIv sttsr he b.d hasn
eNeT uted IN me jail yard YESTERDAY as described
n Ihk STAB, were placed in the conn and
Ioho.eu 10 me hospital or the prison. A large
some Time after the execution, expecting 10 see
The corpse taken away. report was hoEsver
put Ia circulation that the body would not be
the crowd had all dispersed. AT oclock the
undertaken Dir. Brcbly, had hearse on the
ground, a. also a hack. and the four guards
Nessrs james Torrens, Robert Strong, James
Coleman and Thomas JOhnson-who had been
elected by Grady a. his psll-beArers, bore the
corpse 10 the hearse, and IL was quietly taken
the vault. "
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C0EEEH.

MOCHA OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA
CElLnN bAGl AfkA, EARACsIBO. RIC
For sale low by
BROWNING a MIDDLEToS
Ia.
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IP YOUR HAIR Is coming out or turning grey.
10 not murmur over a misfortune you can so
easily avert. Ayers Hair Ti0or will remove the
cause OF your grief by restoring your hair 10 its
natural color, and herewith your good looks
and good nature.
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FOR CoRNs, Bunions, Club and Ingrowing
Nails. and other diseases of the feet visit Dr.
Whites establishment, No. SIS 18th street op-
posite United States Treasury. 224l2
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ALL THE LEADING STYLES Of boys, youth
aBd mems Clothing at Oak Hall. 3,l1 o
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SAVE YOUR MONEY and buy your Gents Fur
nlshIngs q: the Original Francs, 49, 1th street
The cheapest Store in the city. No branch
stores. Adj.
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NOVELTIES IN NECK WEAR, at the Original
Francs, iSI 9TH street. The cheapest Store in
the city. No branch stores. SoI:
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GENTLEMEN AND LADIES' KID GLOVES at One
Dollar pair, at e.. Baum's Hoop Skirt and
Corset Factory, f0s It'll street. 32l
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YRS. MoODET SrABDOMINAL CORSET, recon-
mcnded by all physicians, can he bought and
lrade to order, at G. Baum's Hoop Skirt and
Corset Factory, 40S eth street. 32I
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CALIFORNIA CATAwBA wIss on draught AZ
MIXERS, APO eth street, opposite Odd Feilaws'
Hall. 202.
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IhH III k'rNk-fhAt Internal tn-bo,.sn.l-
ruh .Is Telnsnt 81 tortnre-hs~ been a snort
nNtd pul>snee- The police deserve All cre.tit
i1r racing y out OF existence 20 >oon' Sow IN
tsty can Only catch aud hang the inventor their
WON IN that line will be done >is-'
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Buy TIE CELEBRATED FRANC, CorI.Rs
the best Paper Collar in the market, for sale
only at the Original Francs, I3l eth street
Look for the name. No branch stores. 3,21:
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DRewNING 8 mIDDGEToN

ID would respectfully AJAX q trial of their
fue oOLoSG TEA, at 81 per pound, az n
has been proncnnood By cOnnoisseurs the n
TEAS
FINEST GUNPOwDER
FINEST IMPEkIAL.
FINEST YOUNG HfsOH.
FINEST JAPAN,
,,x,- -, FINEST OOLONG,
FINEST ENGLISH BRkAkFAsr
81 new cop. eud 81 greatly reduced prices az
BROWNING a MIDDLETON
xIva,
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lbk "EAT"Efc ct The Messiah. t. re .,grI. 10y
lir p .ii-ai fI...r Society the .s-,.r inst is
"N a"yeI-.-,d. u rTa-- - The chorus OF ole
hundred and hrty voice. y = o.. Y r-rls.sr[-
% quote Sic opinion OF P4Ttya who has
suEE WITH he society. that she D al never .1-.r
WIN ttit'' CriiitC gE"Tus-Tut excepting
thf tar o-I fU', Hayju Of Boston. whose. rem
la'l"u - WIDE The >c'uI~.- arc Cara I1-.i>a
y OER-g hose great ability % thus ~tvI. ot
muse - We Known N.-~ AutuIuef-r ~.a-Tfuy.
VIE comes To a. th iTe~b l4u--l- from New
AOfk aud BU~ter- w~eTe critic ..nsa.. "a CON
sIegare NtssT-- simpson An! WlIruev via,
nave passed The H. Of -FvrIe criticism. aud
siwsVs received the rleucI' 81 well done The
s"o'rtv ave a ~ etiffsu CT the MESSIAH e EAs
imrfe 81 WStue-,iav.
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That Henrietta T.. Paddon came to her death
by reason OF congestion OF the stomach pro
duced by some iiritant POISON administered by
one b j. SchumAD, tor the purpose OF pro-
fu cirg an abortion upon her, and they further
nnd That Mrs. Sarah Lewis was accessory"
Dr. Schuman and Mrs. Lewis were committed
70 JAIL 6y Dr. Todd, to await action of the grand
sitnesses
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FINE fIATHD OPERA CBAISs bracelets sets
Hrop.. buttons an studs received a. Pries's
No. ~ Psnpsylysnis sysnas.
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The BrRNs CrUB has elected the r1llosirp
on.t - for the ensuing year Presidenf. Thos
81 Nllson, first vice president. Albert Wo0j,ey.
setono Wee PRESIDENT, Richard ROthweii. treas
nLeI 'Alt AndeT Patterson, secretary, George "
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grades, in Cotton, Lisle, and Merino, at prices
10 suit the most economical, at the Original
francs, AL It'll street. No branch stores. 3,2E
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ifE OHIO S',fEE-E a. MarI0f'- Hal! las
tNeEiiS telus The Nh Of their ~rrIts vi Trcrf-
lions y a. o. many respects one u tar IA ~
~ it..Ai'f Ahd enjoyable sU;Fee- co. tue -ea-or
Ltie Wa mus VOCa. anu instr rnri4ts.-4nI
Prog ANNE o. twenty dances. Among tho-.
iitstht ScTe President Grant. Ntse PreSIsIrT:
toiAT Senator Warner, Hon. =. A Garfield
mon - A. wilson, Hon. A len rutherford Hon
a - O-ier- Hon. Me~-r>- NJ ku5gut, Samson
aid Niisgue. Hon e.. v Smith. Sen ,tor- Sher-
nah am FeTTN Robert Lee Coz and Ni-- T4Iis
tCt s'L AID uta gLt.l OF colonel Gov OF IN.
IL.CILoL IcEaI men aLL nanN O-L.-.
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EAsI ~ THE ADJUDICATION Of fhe
DISCO 70 L tp-day ~As Ohser we'd as Sunday
~ our Athohc c1itzens, AMI services we're bsId
IN AL The churches, large Congregations heinz
rre ent TIE festival i one OF great 3svo,;nre
berg coz nsemoTAtive OF the incarnation OF nm,
and InAny re.tvi from seculsr empios,as,,
4 he affair, which are stripped OF All Ornaments
during the solemn season or Lent, were Dc
Ated to-diy N EOnOr OF the fe>tiya'. AMI the
''SlOTis IN EycciSi, = also omitted IN / -r1f 49,.
sung In the mas.
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SALsoF IN ELEGANT RESIDEN, on FRANK
liN ScUARE-NcS~rs- Pitch ~ Fo. r., Al ..f.fs
bIoheis' have sold 90 Hon. NOsh IA Susyue OF
me Supreme Court OF the United Sfafr. The
thFee stcrY DITCH dwelling wi-b French rOcs and
bach building, Numbered I5Gg X street huiIf
some three years since By DIR. p. J Horw;tk .nr
rs ovn use, and more recently owned bv Dr
EDWARD MavIs.d. The price paid wa, SSl Jsa
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-01
SAN DoMINdo.-The Now York .Su,
(Republicanl SAYS:

SAN DoMlNao.-Th New York San
(Republican) says:
Our correspondent from tho San Do
m'nso Commission this morning deals IL
rude blow at the last superstition con-
nccted with Gen. Grants attempt to get
u foothold i'll that island. He shows
that SANTANA is worthless as n naval coal-
ing station; that it is bad harbor, and
cannot be made good one; and that it
now costs S73 per ton to coal ships there
above the price which it costs at St.
Thomas, where there is first-rate haven.
For Samana President Grnnt hns bnr-
gained to pay Sl50,00O year; While at
st. Thomas all necessary conveniences
for conling onr memo of-wur can be rented
for S5. 900 year.
The evidence collected by our CORES.
pondent respecting tho climate of San
Domingo is important. 1t is a deadly
climate. White men cannot live there
III health. AS II sanitnrinm, for which
purpose the Rev. DR.. Vinton wants to
have tho island, it will not do at ali.