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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-24
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,

Urinary ~nd6enerntiVo
Organs. and
.
ALL Female COMPLAIN -,
Ne. $50 .......-.... "nsninkton street'
"a,
BAN FhASeloeo' ehL'
Caros naran'eou
- x,r~Tvn IN orurpwtsy FREE
CONSULTATIONS oiLttit
nurs CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS
anioved On this coast an uninterrupted sue
.sny .,cbtecn ycrrs and hss become one OF
ses' oSneS U5snJ,aIs Of the ACE. What tho
s snShsn,o% T oct N0snItsl ia 10 london. and tho
cc'eoia.su Northumberland m Ricord IA TO
no iess iGn"mn.u Eas hnenn,c ~ inc Pacific
Paris, tnIs lnsti.uso nas uUroIIv rcceiycd and
CoAs.. t ~. inna y In nnint or pnmber Of M.
eurea ~ tnis pI nc s ~. pS a., ~ tho world And
tenls amonS Sno ,"uy ,cnt rsnts I, sccond to
tne SUCCEEDS !
none
seminal weakness Or ermn.oIrnuI
The young man who experieneesth at growing
weakness In his muscular and mental organiza-
ton, should stop 10 consider whence II arises.
He will and in tho weakness OF the back, tremD-
LING Of tho limbs. dlrOrderCd digestion, unAc-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-24
ISCELLANEoU
Y z . = =
ExPEcTORANT REMEDY WITH.
OUT AN EQUAL. ~
CONQUERED I
AWARDED TO
Aliens Lung Balsam

N.-FoR CURE or
" this distressing disease, there has been 10
medicine yet discovered that can chow meiS
evidence OF real merit than ALIENS LUNG
BALSAM. This unequaled Expectorant for
curing Consumption, and all discnses leading 10
1t, such as affections OF the Throat, Lungs. ana
all diseases Of the Pulmonary Organs, Is Intro
duced to the suffering public amer Its merits fer
the positive cure OF such diseases have been
fully tested. The formula nom which II 10 pre-
pared IL referred to by the leading medical jour
nails as being equal to any prescription that can
be made up for such diseases by the medical fac
ulty. The BALSAM II, consequently, recon-
mendcd by physicians who have become 40
quaintcd with It's great success.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-24

The Common Sense, 0ctagon. Banner, and
all other hand machines, with Quilt, hommer
and thicker
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-24
SPECIAL. NOTICES

Is rapidly supersedlns all other preparations for
producing Elegant, Sweet and Wholesome ROLLS,
BISCUITS. BREAD. Buckwheat and other Gridd!s
Cakes. Perfectly pure and reliable. and always
ready for immediate use. The CHEAPEST Baking
Powder in the World. and 1t WILL KEEP ON
LAND OR SEA. III ary climate, for years. 1t Is
well adapted to the : , Of Housekeepcrs, Miners
Mariners, EnIisrants. etc. and Is, In fact, in every
respect, the BEST YEAST POWDER made 40
the Kitchen. the Camp. the Galley"
Manufactured BY D0oLEY / BROTHER.
50 New Street. New York.
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ID q BLIC HOTICI.
TRKAsVRY DEPARTMENT,

TRKAsVRY DEPARTMENT,
Public notice i. hereby given that book, win be
open.d on the Cru DAY or nAaca next, IN this
-n.itlsd An act 2 saholiss t6s Isiuodias Of ,Ss
approved January %, M
Ihs Si.Ss: :, HSlss :;ss:enS ion. may be made
rtnent, vii be announced heresfter The proposed
0s3 % ,Ss o.
q .ss N = sn' :. ., Of the
.sus and Sesrna interest psyabs Snsr S t9e IN
coin: .. the rate Of Ave per cent per .anun
United stsses ssr .sen 1 Year. from sSs dsse
r1 n 81 Ss Is. y
:: =; Il s ::
the Cnitsd states. aftss thirty Years from the
ausrtsrlJ 10 com 81 the rats q four psr cent ps
r1b;s rihers g the Losn will have preference in
girst Subscribers for equal amounts Of each class
secol d, Subscribers for eau. amount, OF bonds
bearing interest q the rate OF four and . half z
eat and OF bonds interest ct the rate OF i've
third saSssIisss: i0E v PR &, cent: Sonas
q 60 ss q 81
ssse shef S coin or IL bond. Of bs
1town as Five IEe.sy sSDA; a q tss,r P:r ;a ;
redrmption ~ tive twenty bonds.
= be bonds will be registered or issued With oou-
Done, n map be desired ey subseripers Resisteret
100 ssOo. 81 &C., e5 600. and 81 -0n0; and coupon
bonds of each denomination sept the last tive
he ofes Of the Treasurer, any Assistant Treasurer
or desil mated de positary OF the 0oyernment =,
The bonds Of toe classes aforesaid and the
interest thereon are exempt from the payments OF
ali taxes dues Of the United States, a. vel from
tsxstion In any form BY or under state, municipal
local authority. g.. I'D
After maturity. tina bonoslast iasua1 win be FRS:
redeemed. by classes and nuuk0rs, a mar he le ig
Gated BY the Secretary a ths Treascry.!- "
GEORGE BOUTWELL,,
fe5-d5t Wit Secretary OF tbs Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-11

TaE CARSIvAL.-The carnival Is now an a.
sured fact, and the rivalry is now amongst
those charged with the management Of the diff
ferent features Of the gala as to which shall
carry OF the palm for sttrsctiveness. The dis
play or he-se fesh, the military parade, the
tournament, the masquerade procession, the
two grand balls, masked and civic, the inter-
national games, the scenic displays. including
fireworks, dissolving views, &C., the races and
games for the little folks, promise each in their
way, through the emulation above noticed, to
surPsss anything OF the kind ever attempted in
this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-11

A correspondent whose letter Is too long to
print. thinks we are to some extend responsible
icr fast driving in Cnlontown aud else where,
because we have favored the laying down OF q
wood pavement In Pennsylvania avenue. This
~ much a II people who favor the construc-
ton Of railroads should be held accountable
Tor the loss OF life IN case reckless engineer
saw proper some day 20 open the valves Of his
locomotive and rush his train and living freight
To destruction on q favorable down grade
when he gets older, our correspondent viii thanh
rs for not printing his name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-11

- The amount already subscribed % the
french charity fund in BOston Is SEQ 900.
ArGiris that have beaux every night become
Il ky, sentimental, dyspeptic, and nervous.
"Chemists are mistaken in saying that Gin
e matt wblskey will Injure the brain, for NO
man with brains will ever drink ii.
s%ssvannah, Ga, l. forming stock compa-
hy 10 introduce steam wagons Tor farming and
.ieigbtHg puIpvses.
- Richmond writer advocates charging an
admission tee TO church service, instead OF sell
ing pews yearly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-11

THR CARSIvAL AND THE RAILRoAps-we
are glad to learn that the railroads generally
are reducing their rates for the carnival. A
dspstch from the president Of the Northern
central road, from Buffalo to Baltimore, re-
ceived to-day, announces that his road has come
INTO the Arrangement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-11

~D. L. SELkB,
uS TEAUHER OF GERMAN
IN TaE rUBLIO SCHOOLS
II IS oIasses in German n the
wAsHIN9TON BUSINESS COLLEGE,
arf In German 81 French at his residence,
Sl2 TWELPTH eTkEET
bstw cen Il aud y streets f.s-I ~
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PERSONAL.


AIR ss sRILL, BJSGNESS aNs Tt>T
NI hEDIr ~, iSss sBd fsTorsbir knp-n !. 81
tirnOre nss N. -, end osa~r ottses, vii Be hagnT
e. see ssl - a. ios ID res - hey r,ss n
lOl eth stree 'rfs nssr y street, Nsshnsl'o D..
&c. f.ll6t-
AIRs SAW EE, Csa,g-11s-7- s7ss.7I- 90
IVI HsaIssr No, -, cSa - Caasuitsd a. a.
n u-e No alSTS -. i-isud. hetS go q spd a
upon ell turae-.. 70. Hrs-est sll iusure. f-s
MRS EsrNOH or AIkNONsNr ADM
w hITlO PHYsICI ~ $50 TRANCE sd
Stn,s1 r oOsssiied st y. 300 a.A r-ee; so-o'r
vi %ofAsralIph sotb ,sisheN' b. .G "a *
perior IN Der specf.ifis- D. tells the past. pre-
ut. snd fuinrr. io'-. CO r-lip sDd mArrisg.
b,.t o.. s si,. =. sns a dss Sr o., 80.
Swing sslr e brta, a1o fss Per-oHsi rrnsulls
49, ~ 70 -, Tai Astl a.CN a, 80 Nr.tl.n' -
rer5.,Is !. p e . A.. EaoG.s. l." - - -.
.e18-N ], srs sNt1r-. - N
a Il PERSONS HAVING ola NJ AsAlNst
" t-tsie q tire i>f~ FAnns n sheS- o@ces-ea
80 1917 ~ m {, 1kkkA & VII LlAmN a. tss
~ lie $50 sad streets, for PsynR NJ ~ trgns-f
the hOkTHN kerRRn ycu ~ re ssar eiS
80 ekAin-t pusSibls Nsuf ~ dsr-os.s, upss oh
-, ~ rrQNid" Tor Jovr fsiasly o. a event Il
SeSn 30 s - n,ty 80 rAs q th~ .P-n5 vi
Orce, 500 ia street -'Fo-s
&C. In IL KNIGHT. Ceas-.l Agent
hR. ROBERTSON. ~ -b0th EGt~~ a.. a ~
~ tifnore. Nd tT-ff-.'-s- 'SrsNafnE Psse'
need the stylCe 81 reEuisr PhsAs ,aa Va n ..
wei 20 apply Trests sSsr-a sLd 81 tis~s - ~
the U'fsart pSa-f Porous a. y defiance ~
ING symptoms, suooessfuliT treate ~ Ifts ,ns
meSiiolDes scot O. any sc4ress. ar letters /, 80
eontsn stsnr core GaAraLss-i % 81, -
cas- fobtiB'
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FOR THE RELIEF OF TIT
H tRENCH SUffERkRS RY THE WAX

"MEETIN6 FOR THE RELIEF or THE
~ tRENCH SUffERkRS By THE WAR
The teri Die suffering In frsucs resulting from the
dressful war appeals to the sy by aud chs rity
o. etery race and creed The senate Of the United
etates has cfcially recognized this suffering aud
she etd oil prom pt relief New York, Boston, Chi
cago, and other ties or the Union, have eXpresssd
their PATTY for the suffering peo pie Of rance in
srvntoo form and il il believed that the pie OF
ashinston, the Capital OF the Republic, viii not
Close their esrr to the wall Of distress A public
meeting will be held al Lincoln Hail TUESDAY
EEENlkG, February 18th. for the par pose of re-
ceiTiDg conanOus OF money. brow isions, clothing
sc, hic with the proceeds Of the late fair viii
be shipped "a speedily "a possible in anational yes
CHkis CALLAh, L @. mARInI.
81, GnSIr, Hf KALUSS0WSkI,
COMMITTEES Of the International Republican Asso-
c!ation telO I'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-11
II. n. KOHRER
Secretary o: Board ~ Corp.rators
iril % ISunday papers,lt: dailies "a !

NAsHIN6rOs, c., Feb 9th, IGI
OS The Liquor Dealers Association of the Die
trict OF Columbia held Al adjourn ed meo.ins Al Con
sn.d,s All Yesterday, for tbs purpose OF plotting
the eiecfion OF officers to for ensuing
DSn,bs The slecti. n resulted as follows, via:
GhOb9k yUkhkMANH, President.
John flGAk. Vice President.
GHAHLkS n AIDES. Treasurer
HANIL BfRNES Financial Secretary.
W j. TEQ<N, Recording Secretary
JOHN NEEEAN, Collector
I.ssrdni Conrmtites-Rauick AcHu.h John
C"rridon- G0ttlob weiner
Eses1'os Communications Fesan, chairman
uaIa rsrd James Gaunon Peter Durnin. s. @ nd
ara, 4 bt mas Powers, Adoiph Gets Third ward
nirhael HaliiI an. Philip HUM. Fourth ward
Georse Juensmanp, q. Howard. John Corridor
urn Ward Gettinb Weiner, John sweeney S.xtn
Mara' rank Beckert. Herman Richter. Seventh
mad, John hesnan, John Gam pbel, ohm Pea an
99ecrsetown Fred. k~stsr. County, Patrick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-11

~sToP THAT COUGH,
Use DOCI. TINDBLLy TAB ELIxIR,
CHAS SrOrr & co,
$50 Penasylvania avenue. Wholesale Agents
feb2- IN for District OF Coiumbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-11
ToLIAs AID HARMLESS As wATER
kATTASo ORI5rAL DISCOVERY,
EnH TIN

F0K rhl HGfS,
sc.:e ssT. 1, dr., and III NJ. ss .aa GLOSSY,
i. SSC. .n1 tSIss 70 ,sn stops the hs from
The npr r s1Se = .. crys.. p,.c
the to the ft ,s: i sars', 70
srs; and saSt and ,, "a and "a. farsh- sss n
q can be used without the ioIuriuus edeos pro-
daced e> tue various lead and sulphur prepars' us
containing moth ing IN the lssstdelotsripus Ivons
impress al .ith the great importance Of these
those tina, have nof "; trad :, IL :t% ~ ~. ssa
do 90 eis those Whc have used 1t and scprrc ate
.J non to a1v ther sra &C. To- 81, t'9 'ht p,r aSV
Ting tn. eI,s tor you vii oeEtsinly be ppointed
Kept in vsriou. Iocsii,ie.. by WARD wslsH'
cHkisTf.si sR3 .na cor ~ = .. And s''
E.. 81 C Al y: hGEp itos p A
so = N.!y Yard 9 " GsefLkf p pYS sss.,
" ''Or'''I xRrn fy:' s q pS5 sG.tls n,.,
fell-.r Corner ID ana D streets n v.
" s E.s! ~ s %SI q. g -. sgsscEI
OF 1me CoLUMBlA KAIL
WAY COMPANY.
~. 81 sfr inesshs e tss otMag STOCK
soH@ 40 s, si!i held At the Soar. 3, TI.%s
t. efee,iSs permanent Z, orssni, .ion Of tho
reteiye a. receipt Tor all UNI paid sutscrptions
lni and prompt attendance # ALL subcr,bars i, rs
GUS % A. 10 proposed TO push the enternr.,e 10
'oDp tt!on v III the utmost vieor
ny the - press terms OF the charter NO suSs.rin
ion Iaia or subscr Der can be entitled 20 ofs
the election OF Directors, unlsss an instal Of
= per cent shall have been fret pAad,-ir aeisai
ia In view Of this requirement H Is urged that any
WIN may not yet have made Day ment OF the T5t H.
sih1nsnt, VIII come prepared to do So that no del,v
nav be Gee a,c ned In perfsctins the proper orR.ni
zsoD and thereby iusu ring tbs early com nles ian
Of this most desirable ork
saor...r, q. 49, "a Cd BLK,
itl ~ sunday papers IL: dailies "a !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-11

% NOT ICE.
The Assessors Of the several Wards having com
pleted The Annual Asses-ne Ut the year IE they
viii meet in the West Wing Of the City ALI on the
1sTH DAT OF fksEUAsY, and sit Q Board OF
AppeA from the 18th Gay OF February to tn LIST Of
April Subdays excepted, to hear conn laints aud
ais IF the aforementioned Assessment or former
Assessment.
Hours OF meeting. from - N 10 o m
se I-tspl PETxk HEPBUkN, Presideat.
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rASsuAL srAT u 1ss
RATIONAL CAPITOL LIFE INSURANCE

~ANHUAL sTATlMREr
l3 TsR
CONDITION AND AFFAIRS
RATIONAL CAPITOL LIrE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
On the Slst day OF December. $50, and for the year
ending on that day. made under oash to the SEQ
nlents OF charter
. Ayroxsts
Capital stock 30 90 o.
tspitM stock pad Up. .-.... ....... sO10 o.
STOCK holders Notes secured by pledge Of
stock lJo 900 %
Net Assets .....-.....-.-........2E AZ u
Stock holders Notes. ~ Up0
Estimated Reinsurance Rs.e.ye, -
American III perIsnce ,luteres.
a. Der cent .-........ .......---..,.. rs 900 %
Losses Resisted $1,000
Ortstanding Acocu nts .......-...... toto
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-11

NJ SONS OF JoHADAB.-Ths public are cor
~ daily invited to be present THIS EvDN
ING: ~ 'ts second public meeting Of COUN IL
No Interesting addTe sses, reoitstions and sng-
ing ty the members Of the Council. The isle. AZ
a:o Inyted To- be preseut Doors opsn to the public
ats O'clock. By order OF G.
II Ar TALOOTT. Sc.
"I % o f-1he Annual Reunion of Co
~ LCMbIA LODGE, No. 10. will take place
10 &c ssloon Of the eth street Hail on TUESDAY
BS1ciSG, f.brusry 18th. ISL. Programme wiil
consist OF Vocal and Instrumental Music, TableauS
and Dancing. Refreshments furnished free.
NJ order Of COMMITTEES. felg-3t
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nTFIU POST AND COM n ISsARY OF SUB
" SISTEECH,
WAsHISs roN. d. O., February ., 1911,
sealed Proposals.: in du piicate. viii be received
until IL M, Thu RSDAY March lS, Bll for all the
HREsH ard CORNED BkEF aud N UTTON re
CURED at this Depot, commencing April 1871 In
formation end conditions obtAined OF
70 n-5t G BELL, \ q. =. A.
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BOARDING..

IN AMERICAN AND GERMAN OOLORs.
5000 DOZEN MASKS -
Of every Nation and Character. Also, Animals
Assks. Rosettss. Gold and Silver kaoes, Stars:
spaLgles, etc. GEO. p BTDThBACH,
Importer OF Toys and Fsney Good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-11

0~AH BLEMHErARY SINGING CLASS In
u8 being Organized ut DR.. Cauldeid's Academy
y, II. q. A. Terms Se per quarter OF ten weeks, IN
ADVANCE. Those wishing 70 Join Will pesse leave
tasir lanss D, SoSe. dsla-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-11

~UARNIyAL GOAT KAOKi
Fsrties Who have enter.d their Goats and All
desiring 20 partici patel foe the coming race, srs
hereby noslhed 70 report, WITH THEIK TEAM
Building. on THERSD Az, tins 18th In 4 ant NJ n
% for ipstI ucti0n and review
By order Of tho ommittee
fsii2t J MASON COsZLRR Chnru,n
iSunday Herald. Chronicls aud Ga Gle 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-11

~ hlsSIONAkf ANNIVERSARY AT WIS
~ LEY CHAPEL. 5th and r streets, sun
Dan fet ruary 9Th Preaching At IL .. a By Rev
O'Clock, under the auspices 0! the sabbath School.
Hh-fei.e- TO consist o. sDg Dg addresses, the chill
Are cordially invited Ir
%A So CIAL CONvOCATlON or EUR9-
w nab A CHaPTks No. A.F.A A. n,
Val he held This tSaturdsy) EVENING a.
oetcs nenbers are e,peettd to be pr inpt in
helr ate nd.nos Compsni1n X Mssons OF sister
ChaptoIs are cpriiAily invi' I'd to be present
ny CIder Of the n u p
1t 3 JDHN fHDNSDN No.,
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"MURk1EGMENl EMIGRATION TO FLO
~ kiDa.-Al Farmers. mechanics, Iaborers
ana au hes toRa ,Dtfhos WARS wilpz TO i9i
me n mAklTARlAN PIUaBERB AsSO il A
llOn Tor Inmediat emigration to South FLORIDA
mass meeting q be he'd TO MORROW SUNDAY,
AZ m a Union League Hall Come one Come
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-11

CANARY BIRnS,s<A
FOOD. PARROTS and DIRO CAGIS, q
iI33 ~ street. e. .,
n0UBLD AHD SINGLE BARREL OUNe Z
~ great bargains, Ct PRINCE . Loan Onos BAIts
ooUl. ooe pennsyivaa1a aysNus oHnD-T
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-07

All the indications, says the Washing
ton Patriot, are that. we are on the eve
OF terrible HaF,withp thes Ki9wA end
Apachs Indians. ThesaHribes, Il Me&s,
VIII NOT be peacaable. iRnd ,the Indfan
CAm missioners dosnot lseem TO bS abIs
tofontrol them a4 they do'sothets. If
th6,W is once inahgurated fully, il will
cost tho Government millions of dollars,
and there is, therefore, no time to delay
the exercise OF prompt measures to pre-
vent it. if possible.
The Lynchburg Ne,os gives utteranco
to the following: "Let every Southern
man .lear. in mind that the object of.tLe
Ku KIux bill is, by provoking. Southern.
violence, to keep ont the Fresid dshtiSr
vote Of the South in 1872.t II Grant can
find pretext, ho will do it, and, tbs
whole aim of the Sonth should be not
to give him protext. Let everybody
study self control" ,.,.,
ACCEPTING THE SITUATION The De-
mocrats carried Harrisburg, Pa, ION
Wednesday in special election. Tie
Democratic. candidate made the '.acoept
the situation" resolution in the'Demo-
% alto State platform the issue, and WAS
elected on it. s'n'! :
An Amsterdam journal says New York
IS SO defiant OF law aud so full of rufflausi
that clergymen carry muskets to church,
and that persons who bear around the
contribution-box arm themselves with
revolvers.
Some sinner has stolen the thermome.
from the Foud du Lao Repor17. office.
Tint paper informs the thief that it will
be OF no use to him where he is going,
as 1t does not work higher than 3l3 de.
grees.
a compile in Connecticut, who were
married recently on Sunday, are said
to be i'll despair because some one has
Informed them that contracts entered
into on Sunday nre not binding.
A movement is on foot to found in
New York National Hebrew Pnblica.
tion Society, and q meeting in behalf.of
this project will be held next Monday
evening.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-07

GREELEY FOR I'REs1DENT. T.-Theodore
Tilton comes out for Greeley for Presi.
dent. "a denomination of Grant" he
says, would be 30 injudicious that it
onght no longer to be discussed. He
adds:
'To say nothing of the great fact that
his administration has been but a medi
ocre success, and not worth repeating for
another four years, the victorious North
should not second time impose on the
whole country the conqueror OF one,half
OF It. This is not the way to heal the
wounds Of O civil war. Pence, magma
nimtty, fraternal kindness is the
spirit which we hope the North will seek
70 exhibit toward the South in the next
Presidential canvass"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-07
Intelligence Office,
(ODposiie NnsOnic HoN.'

(OpposHe MdSOntc Hail.
WJE call tho attention OF the citizens OF
w Columbia and vicinity to the fact that
wo have purchased the interest Of BEARD Il
ORCHARD in the above institution, and will
give attention strictly to it's demands. Males
or females wishing employment Of any kind
can be supplied by calling, or sending In their
names and residences and announcing their
wants. The desires OF employers will be i'm
mediately taken notice OF. Rentorsand those
wishing to rent will be provided for. The
collection OF Accounts will be pursued, Bonds
negotiated, and sales OF Real and Personal
Property made. LEE d SMITH.
June g
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-07
Revisit OF DR.. Kendall.

as the e1tcrminator Of CORNS and DU-
MONS, whose reputation in this particular
branch OF surgery is already known, is again
in our city, and can be found at the Washing
ton House. As there is no doubt as to his
akill and efficiency in tho removal OF these
impedimonts. to walking in comfort. persons
needing his services should not delay in hay
ing recourse to his aid. June G :
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-07

The Rev. Q: 3. Frothingham has been
elected President Of the Free Religion
Association, in session at Boston. the
tenets OF which concern are said to be
closely allied to Communism.
Capt. Hugh L. Page, an ex-Confedc.
rate naval officer, died in Virginia on
Saturday last.
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The State Of South Carolina-.-C Count,
of Richland.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
The National Hide and Leather Bank Of Bos-
ton. Plaintiffs, against Alexander smythe,
Defendant.
To The Defendant, Alexander Smythe.
VOU are hereby summoned and required TO
Il answer the complaint in this action.
which WAS filed in tho Office Of the Clerk OF
Common Pleas, for the said County, on tho
10th day of May, 1871. and to serve copy Of
your answer to tho said complaint on the sub
scribers, at their Office, No. Law Rango, Co.
after the service hereof, exclusive OF the day
OF such service: and if yon fail to answer the
complaint within tho time aforesaid, the
plaintiffs in this action will apply to the Court
for thu relief demanded in tho complaint
BACHMAN 4 WATIhS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated Columbia, June G, 1871.
Signed d. i. MILLER, G. C. O..
June7 VIC
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Strayed,

. FROM the Pollock House, on Sun.
Tsday last, WHITE BULL DOG,
As1.saES with dark spot over left eye. Said
dog is known by the name of Bismarck. A
liberni reward will be given and all expenses
paid il returned to the Pollock House.
June1 q
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Just Rece1yed.

A SELECT lot OF SUMMER HORSE NETS,
"A Sheets, Bits, Spurs and Whips. Alec.
Grass Covers, to prevent flles from biting.
All OF which will DO sold cheap. o
June6S B. HANNON, saddler.
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Richland Lodge No. 39, AZ. NJ.
a A REGULAR COMMUNICATION of
Wy this Lodge will be held in Masonic
~ Hall, THIS tWednosday) EVENING,
at = O'Clock. BY order OF the W. NJ.
JuneT G.. 4. BERG, Sec'y pro tenn
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Dancing soiree.

"a BY MONS. BERGER, at Nickerson
& House, on THURSDAY, the 9th instant,
GGaA to commence at 8 O'clock P. NJ Tickets
>1'''-1 to be had at Hondrix House or from
Al onB. Is. g pupils. June 9
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Claret on Draught. !,

Claret on Draught. '
JUST orrncd, ono Cask choice TABLE
- CLAKEr for sale low, by the gallon OF
dozen, by JOHN AGNEW Z son.
June 6 :'0'T'
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The KU KLUx BILL.-A special wash
ington despatch OF the 29th says:
Notwithstanding tho fact that the or
dor OF the President to the army, re-.
garding the enforcement Of the Ku Klux
law, hus been distributed more than two
weeks to the commanding officers. not a
single case has been reported from that
source to the War Department in return,
and Gov. Scott, of South Carolina. has
informed the Secretary OF War that
neither additional troops nor martial
law are needed in that State.