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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-02

DoNT USE any other tonic tonic than the
Old Carolina Btters; It Is the best In the market
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CAUTION TO. RAILROAD TRkvELLERs.-Keep
your valises between your feet especially at night
Negroes are said to enter the cars at the way sta.
tons, laying their hands on the nearest atticie
that is movable, and make on While every one Is
asleep. Several persons report the loss OF lisn'
baggage IN this way.
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Sr. ANDREWS Soc1Err.-A regular monthly
meeting of this society was held on Saturday eve
ming, at the South Carolina Hall. The ofncers for
the preceding year were reelected as follows: Rob
ert Mure, president; J. Kerr first vicepre-tdent;
Douglas Nisbet, second vlce-president; r n. Cor
don, secretary; Campbell Douglas, treasurer ana
hallkeeuer.
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Low FaEIaHr.-The Columbia Union says
that the South Oarolins. Railroad. Company viii
carry cotton between yay.stat!ons at IS cents
per hundred pounds, on sud after January l, 1871.
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zfBDuo11ur-ExrR4oRD1N4Fr.;

Trial Justice Bunch Commits q Man to
Jau who Is Shipped TO Seh-A Kid
mapping Combination-Tho Press
Gang at work.-Citizens, take Warm
Ing,
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THE STORE on the Dorchester Road, at
which the murder was committed last week. Is
Kept By one Green, aud not by Captain ]. D.
Burns, who is the superintendent Of the Wando
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The LAST DopaE-Thieves are now IN the
habit Of visiting the houses Of citizens In the guse
OF draymeu, and announcing that packages are
st one railroad OF another. which for the sum OF
MY cents they will bring to the parties. Look
ont for them. Il
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HUNTS BLUFF FOR SALE

HUNT'S BLUFF FOR SALE.
Ill This property one Of the best Landings on
the Peedee River, will be sold at Bennettsvlle on
MONDAY, 10th January, 1871.
There are two hundred acres In. the Tract,
enough OF which is cleared to employ the hands
ard mules when not engaged tn,landing and do
llverlng goods
There Is good, new Dwelling, with the neca-.
sary outbuildlngs, at the Landing; new Store,
Warehouse and Cotton Sheds
A perfectly healthy residence for the summer
can be had within one and half miles from the
River.
Terms-One.third cash; the balance La one and
eWo years raS mem 70 oe sevo.su oy noss, VIII ss
cent. per annurn, and mortgage OF the proper
ty. Purchaser to pay for stamps and papers.
JOHN WITHERSPOON, -
dec2s-o Executor OF John Ross
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By LOWNDES & GRIMBALL.

WILL BE SOLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY
w 8, 1871, at the Old Postofice, at II O'Clock
A. H.,
That substantial THREE.STORY BRICK RESI-.
DENCE, on the west side or Archdale street,
known as No. 21. The House contains six up
right rooms, pantry, dressing. .rooms, with double
piaZZ8s TO the, south. :.
Terms-On e-half cash; balance In one and two
years. secured by bond aud mortgage, with In
terest at the rate Of seven per cent per aEnun1.
Property to be insured and policy assigned. Pur-
chaser to pay L. j G. for papers and stamps.
dec2l-w2mtu2
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10 Hon. Geo. Butst, A. r. Pelzer, N. D., C. F.
z. l'ierSon and others:
DEAR HRKrHRgN AND FRIENDs-YOur Kind let.
ter was placed In my hands this evening. thank
YOU from my heart for your sentiments OF love
and confidence. We have been associated most
nIeasantIy az friends and brethren OF the house
hold OF God, and the bonds which bind us together
are not to he suudered by the human circum-
stances OF Senaration.
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"Inseparab'y joined In heart
Tho friends IN Jesus are.n

r. by Gods mercy, have been honored as an In.
sirumens VI comfort instruct III, or religious hope
20 you. YOU have been constant and bount1ul IN
vonr minlsrrations Of AffechOn8te care for me. MY
nan iness mas been to rrpose In yuur hearts, AMI
TO know that you upheld my hands by your contl.
ence and unceasng prayerfu cooperation. II
separation causes yuu O pang. lt also trle5 my
courage and tests my convictions OF duty.
[ cnuld not remain and labor successfully IN
Charleston without congeninl ecclesiastical rela'
tions and having no church 1t did not seem wise
considering the poverty Of the people) TO under.
take the erection OF house OF worship: when
those already open to The multitude were, for the
most part, SO sparsely attended. My judgment Il
trust enlightened by Godl decided for connection
with cUngenial permanent ecclesiastical organl-
zaliOn, and place anon! my brethren In such Il
holy cooperative vineyard. rather than the TASK
OF esr abllshing an independent church.
Your great kindness IN offering me large
saary, as expressive Of yonr desires i'll this arec-
ton. moves me deeply. Your lack OF service
enters not in;0 the cause OF m? departure, aud
my motives for iearfully declining your hand
some proposition are based Oil loyalty ~ the conf
mand OF our common Lorll anu Master. In my
new field OF labor, will have the happiness OF
bearing you and yours On my heart before the
God Of all Grace.
And now dearest friends, commit you to the
love and care OF our Heavenly Father, who doeth
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By r. III. MARSHALL g BRO.

i Residence, No. Il Montague street, near
On TUESDAY, Iannary 10, at II O'Clock, viii be
sold at the Old Postonice, Broad street, -
room. two piszzas, Kitchen, cstsrni 40. Lotto
BY III k feet. t.;3 y .S
TermseThird cash; balance in one, two and
three years, secured rs usual; Interest senLan-
nually. Purchaser to pay B. Il. n Is Bro. for
papers and stamps. iap2-WwrAtut5
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anftin1 8aIes-- future mans.
ByR. IN. MARSHALL d BRO.

-. By Z. n. MARSHALL b BR0.
1.-TWO AND A HALF-STORY RESIDENCE.
i southeast corner Meeting and Reid stTeetI
On TUESDAY, January 10th, at IL O'Clock, VIII 10;
sold at the Old Postot1oe Broad street ~,
The above WOODEN RESIDENCE, containing
four square rooms and attics, dressing. .r0omiand
pantry, two piazzas, kitchen, cistern; gas and
water on second moor. Lott feet. a!!e
Terms-Thira cash; balance In one, Two and
three years. secured as usual; interest semi
annually. Purchaser to pay 3. N. II. ds Bro. for:
papers aud stsrilp8 Ian2-mWfftuI
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FURNISHING GOODS.
The Leading Styles Of
CRAvATS, BOWS. TIES SCARFS, &C., &c.
CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS.
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DIRECTORY. FOR ADVERTISERS.

ADJUSTMENTS SECOND PAGE.Fifth and sixth col
AsTRoLOGY-src PAeE-Third column
s14kb AND Eopds
SzSE lsTzfs sos s1hSasS
BUSINESS oPPORTUNITIEs-Frasr PAGx-Fourh col
G4a Tsi nsfans g1a s1tss
CLERKS "a. AND S''A sAAIEsxEN-THrnD pAer-rnird and
ASD eG an1an
coAsTwisE srEAMsHIPs-Fnxsr pAen-Finh and sixth
GoseSEATI6N NOTICES rAesreurtn Fourth column
DESTis iRY0sxooND PAag-Fifth column.
HOUSES fo AND us
Column
EuRoPE-FlRsr PAGE.fourh ,col column:
Exo ssIossF1sr PAsFsath coiamn o
rAeE-ThirS r,, and fourth columns
r1kSshED r1s Rooss AND HPARfaENrs TO LET
ssHSS$ rss.you.s co.
HELP WANTED MALES THIRD PAGE Fourth column.
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-ihlrd col
HORSES CARRIAGES, Ac-FIRsr PAeE-second and
HoUs a
INsrsucTio;N-sEoosp 7Aen-slxtA column.
L0AS oFPlGGsIFIEsT II. pAss, oarn S,. column
nH PxerFh coa%n SSiamn
MARBLE MANTELS-SEooND PAGE-sYth column
MATRlMUNIAL-TBIRD PAGE-Fifth coluru
MEDICAL-SEooND PAGE-Third column
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Sixth column
MISCELLANEOUS SECOND PAGE.-sixth column:
MUSlCAL-SECoND PAGE--Stxh column.
PERsONAL-FIRsT PAGE-tirst column.
POLITICAL-SEOoSD PAGE--Second column.
POST tFICE NOTICE-FIRsT PAGE-Sxth column.
OF rae e rS% SALE OR TO
REAL 70 P'fzfs nfuHa
REAL EsTATE wANTEp-Tu,Kp rAar-Fifth column
RESTAURANTS- S-FIasT PAGE-Fourth column.
REWAEDS--FIReT PAGR--First column.
SAILS AT A. CrION-SEoOND PAGE-Fourth column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-T THIRD PAGE-First,
second and third columns. - .
SITUATIONS wANTED-M -MALEs--TnIRD PAeE-Third
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-FIRsr PAGE-First and second col
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS. &c-Frssr PAer-second
STORAGE-FIRsT PAGE-Slxh column.
SUMNER BESORTS-SECoND PAGE-Frst and second
columns.
THE TRADES-THIHp PAar-Fouth column.
THE TURF--FfRST PAGE-Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SECoND PAGE
Second column.
TRAVELLERS GUlDE-FIrsr PAaE-sxth column
SECOND PA0E--SecoId column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-tIEsr PAGE-Sixth column.
WATCHES, JEWELEY, &C.--SECoSD PAdE-Ibird col
YACHTS, srEAMBoATs &o.-Frnsr PAaE-si1th col
unn
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EUROPE

NEANp HOTEL,
ls Bouievard des Capucines, l2
reopeoed,
After being entirel restored.
The prices of the Grand Hotel have been
greatly reduced by the new directors.
The charge for service
viii be no more paid
by travellers.
200 Rooms and Drawing Rooms,
very comfortably furpished,
from D francs q dat, service included.
Tabe d'ho,e
Breakfasts at 4 francs (winc incndeil
every day from IL A. NJ TN T. N.
Dinners al . franco wine included,
every day at r. NJ. precisely.
Dinners u a carrie.
Special service bIed prices,
inGluding lodging, fuel. light, service and food,
with the choice Of taking the meals In private
apartments, AT the restaurant or al the table dhoe
First class, per day. 30 irancs-Is. I'd.
second class, per day, Is francs-.Os 3D.
Third class, per day 90 frsncs-l6s. ~.
IL Boulevard des Capucinss IL, PGis.
JJOTEL DE- LA PLACE DU PALATS ROYAL,
III I70 Rue Rlvoli Paris,
facing the Place du Paas Royal and the Louvre the
Tuees the theatres and the Place de Ia Bonrse Rooms
and upwards Table dhote francs, wine In
cuded Service Ia carte In the apartments Reading
French and foreign newspapers; carriages interpreter
TIoTEL DES DEUx MONDEs,
III Rue d'Antin T. Paris,
between the Tulleries and tho BOuicvards
with every possible comfort Table d'bote.
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INPICUREs, ATTENTION. .-iRFEN TURTLE SOUP AND
~ STEAKS "a specially turtle club
day the week. GOULDS Dining Rooms ~ Nassau street
n B.-FAmjIies supplcd.
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EDN ARD r. BARKER,

Secretary.
by authority of the Board Directors the New
Railway Company and In conformity with the of the
Insoners Stock Subscriptions public notice
behalf o. The directors and Of such company that books
Wednesday the 2sth day of June inst. the following
the bankng house of Duncan, Sherman Co.. No. IL
Tne ,onpany authorized cons,rua two vaduc Raf-
and west sides thereof from common starting point
near Chambers street between groaaw and Chatham
westcheser coun.y; with power to oud additional lines
OF se cy or county The PROPERTY scSu'red
by the Company exempted from taxes and assessments
Of New York are authorized and directed with the ap
Subscribe for sSe moo OF dollars cf the stocH Of
, s ONE %on do , has
OF been wholly subscribed for and taken
o the lines Of railway to The Inc Of Weshessr county the
Supervisors of that county are authorized TO issue the bonds
sped,ent aid in the construction extension of the
railway and through that county For the proper equal
and nav in moneys different the directors are a
thorcd issue SCRIP Tor interest on such pavmcns, pay
The terms Of subscription viii be as follows
mai. 4, s nj Inc time OF subscripon The residue 10 be
paid called for by the Board of Directors ot
thirty dsys but call At any one time per
Scrip for the of cent per annum
in1s of railway all instalments paid stock
scrbed for within thirty days after the subscription books
'hr Ts. Company the rh, close the subscription
BY order o. ;5HHS1SS5s JUN SsS5s zsSossw Z sSSooswAHr
Levi =. NORTON"
Commissioners on Behalf OF the Company.
NEW yosx June II, 1871.
@J nOn LOAN WANTED, IN LEGITIMATE
~ ".
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SPECIAL NOrICEs.

nEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKs.-BUKEAU OF
- Water Register No go broadway, New York, July TO-
lNotice is hereby given that penalty OF i've per cent
VIII be added 70 all unpaid water rents and after rhe ls
day OF August next CHAS G. CORNELL,
Ma1ar Hania
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NATIONAL LINE.
IN STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
from pier a North River,
ENGLAND, Thompson. saturday July - at +. N.
VIRGINIA, Sumner. Saturday, August at A. NJ.
FOR LONDON DIRECT
HELvETIA. Grggs "Wednesday, August at II A. N.
Pnssage Liverpool, Queenstown o London direct
Cabin, $75 and S65; steerags $as, currency
Prepaid seerage tickets Liverpool
don derry and Glasgow, 1892 currency.
For further particulars apply at the companys once, 69
Broadway. f. w. J. HURST. Manager.
~ For Southampton and Bremen.
The steamship DEUTSCHLAND. Captain H. A. y. Neyns-
Der, will sail Saturday. July 49, Q r. NJ from Bremen
pier, foot Third street. Hoboken; TO be followed by
Steamship BREMEN, Captain W. Ladewigs
Thursday, August 3.
Rates of Passage London Havre and Bremen, payable In
gold or it's equivalent In currency.
Second cabin
For freight passage apply to
OELR1CHS 4 Co. Agents, 6s Broad street.
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RESTAURANTS.

ftAFE BRUNSWICK, FIFTH AVENUE AND TWENTY.
~ sixth street
Cuisine Classilue.
One thing win lie made manifest al who visit this
unique superb Restaurant aud that IL the perfection
s cusne II aims also TO make itself the stand
ard of In a that pertains 10 refined opcreanisn
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day of Angus, next - CaAs. q. G5RNELL.
Water Register.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD FOR THE EXAMINATION
the city TSoa ps a1s Prescription Clerks
%s sSs as he Of
snn,tlon: the hours SeS'i q 10 A. NJ FS
Druggists WIN be examined first notified in apnabet
cal order Due notice will be afterwards given to prescription
The subject: for examination win be chemistry, posons
mediea prescriptions and the sdae Of drug:
The Office will B. Ssp ospSN asy pn%s n fr.an
$as6SA5S a SSESsS a e. Commissioners
Nrw YORK, July 20. 1871.
ne ureeare IL
Nails. Ladies treated At their residence If desired.
pOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA-FULL OFF,
eal drawings received for June 80 by JOSEPH BATES
lN Broadway. room
HAyANA hoTThRY r OF
o. arrw sI9o & m Hamburg ds Official o. June e, n received
T'ExAs;--nEIRs OF NJ: WOODS wANTED-ARe EN-
os Gs e o9
sF0nTINta- DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
RRooK TRoUT.-loocco NATURAL BREED LONG
ID Island tish, l2 inches length, SALE Ap
ply address SHANrY CREEK, Maspeth, L. l.
E,RANCIs BUTLER, NO. PECK SLIP, HAS ALL THE
choice breeds OF Dogs Buffers Inailibie Mango Cure
and Flea Extermnator, TIC Buffers Work, Dogs
boarded, trained, &c. Medicines for all diseasea
THE TURF.
ELEETWOnD PARK.TROTTING.. W EpNEsDAy,
h Jy M R f'f and SassS s.sAs n.Ss. @ Mile in
Belenger b. K. Hiram g. johnson gr m Stella
p. j. NJ. VAN CORTLAND, President
d. TALLNAN, Superintendent.
DROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
i Wednesday, July .6, 81 +. N.
Sweepstakes SS00 m 10 heats; pest . In In harness
II. Hughes enters . Red Bird.
Mr.. Snider enters b. e. -.
II. Corr enters b. Boyle Mare.
Cool dav and track.
GEORGE w. OAKLEY, Superintendent.
1JROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
l. Thursday, July "a, at 3H =. NJ.
Match Skc0 mile heats, best 3 In 8, In harness.
George En- -eru,an's b. q Clambake.
L. s. Sainbiis' ch q. Venture
Good day and track.
GEO. W. OAKLEY Superintendent.
DROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS, WEDNESDAY,
July "a, t67l.-Match y 500; mile heats; best in s.
Hiram W. Howe names br Dandy, TO John Murphy
names ch = Teascr, In harness. Play or pay.
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dARi.lAGE REPOSITORY, Hl WEST BROADWAY
" kockaw.ys Park and Pony Phaeton, Depot Express
and Business agons top and Bggies Depot
wagon secona hand Carriages Of d.rsn, t,"as ~, west
Bf fosJwsy
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

L,OR sALE.-A SPLENDID BAY HORSE, YEARS
old. l51 hands high warranted sound kind In all
harness. Can be at 5S7 West Twenty eighth street.
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COAsTWIsE sTEAusuIpS

HAVANA. sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ
pier II East river At r NJ, direct to HAMA ''"s leaving
CIrY CITY 0E M MESIS MEkS0 rha.day July
For freight or pS's.is SONS 2, Rro.a
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL STEAMSHIP CON.
The elegant .teams fp MERRINAoK. 2Coo.ons bur
den. Captain we viii sail for s. Thnmas, Para Per
A. NJ, from PIER % North River.
For Freight or Passage apply to
WIN. II. GARRISON AGENT. No. Bowling Green.
TOR new ORLEANS DIRECT.
The steamship VICTOR
will leave pier o East RIVER ssurda, Juv %
Ercight for 81 Louis, Mobile and Galveston taken.
For freight or asnge, having superior accommodations
C. II. MALLORY & CO., i5G Maiden lane.
FoH NEW aeFaI;,S,s eE1HASS oIFEGT sFEGEsurp LINE
'''" pe' '' GENERAL GEN ' MEADE ii Ds'''' + !"
Freight received daily Taroas Tats gwen to ST. Lou
appyto '' fKEDERfc IGei BsKgE s 50 Froadwsy
E'oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Nh. TIE ,sEm GT9mSI sl,S s,eSmshO Line
VIII leave pier No. Sorih RIVER on sS"ay July - Al
to M naS %o6 na nae T. oS gwen
Cabin passage, $50; steerase. tz5.
'''''' '' IT, b. cR3IwnLL CO., IS wes, street.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT Asp PASSENGER
L Line for Charleston. s G., the Florida Ports
South Southwest
sailing pier No ~ North r. ". Wednes
day and Saturday.
The first class sidcw heel steamship
GkDKGIA, Captain 3. CroweH,
will sail on Wednesday, July 90.
Through tickets bills OF ladins issued AZ lowest
rates.
For local freight and passage apply 70
HENRY r. MORGAN 4 CO..
III " est stFe,s, corner Warren street
For through freight tariff and apply
BENTLEY ID. HAStLL General Agent
Great southern Freight Line, 8l7 Broadway,
entrance IN Thomas street.
The steamship JAMES ADGEK will follow sai
Saturday, July =:
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LIOR SALE--A SPLENDID BROWN HORSE, I51,
sound and kind IN single and double harness 1T
private family Can be at lao Vest Twentyeigh,h
street, private stable
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EoR NORFOLK. CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
II Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships Of this ne leave pier 81 North river, foot Of
Beach street.
For Norfolk, CITY Point aud Richmond Thursday, July
q, at r. NJ, steamship ALBEMARLE connecting with the
Virginia and Tennessee Air line, the Seaboard Inland Air
ne Petersburg Weldon Railroad Chesa Ohio
Railroad Richmond and panvi,le Railroad Through
passenger through bills of ng
to all points South and Southwest
Apply oce pier 81 Office Of the company, 1877
Greenwich street, corner o. Dey
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LNOR SALE-A FINE MARE FOR FARMER OR SLOW
work. x60 one good Horse, for slow work, &B5; two
Coupes. 1900 each; line family Horse, $780, X6 West
Twenty sixth street.
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90 ALBANY AND TROY DAY LINE.-SrEAMERS
DL. Q. vIBBARD and DANIEL DREW from vcstry
at 30 A. NJ Thirty ohrth street i5 landing
Yonkers, Tarryiown and NyscS 10y crr boat Cozzens.
Point Cornwall Newburg. Pou hkeepsie, Cttkil
Hudson connecting with evening trains the New YORK
the West ami after June 2i with the
Albany susquehanna for Sharon springs from
New York aud Binghamou and bv Rensselaer, and Sara
toa for Saratoga Sprn tY3 30 from New York; Al
Hudson for Lebanon Springs all rail- To Troy by steamboat
SCHUYLER.
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MONEY TO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORTGAGES
1N First and Second Mortgages bought.
C. ANFEkGER, a5 Pine street.
MONEY TO LOAN PRoMpTLY-ON BOND AND
wi Mortgage in New YORK, Brooklyn and New Jersey.
ply only TO SAML. s. WOOD. Jr. l5j Broadway y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-19
The NOn.Eptsco pal Methodist Con.
ference.

PITTS URG, PA, May BIN the Non Epis-
copal Methodist Conference yesterday. the Hon.
r. h. PIeTrepont Presiding. standing COM
mitte6s were appointed on legislation, ME
sionary, Sunday schools. &C.. And a COMMITTEE
financial condition of A dTisn College l. reported
prosperous. lhe report OF the committee on
missIons showed that those OF the conference
we're almost seh-supporting. The report of the
publishing committee showed the careful MAJ
agemeut OF the financial affairs OF tue I.oos
Concern. A resolution was adopted instrGc.ip,
the commit on legislation 20 inquire whe her
A change from the Methodist Protestan, 20 ~ =
Methods Church requires more particular
steps TO bTing about the result. With a view -
fully asst in litigation relstiye 20 church
pICIeTty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-19
Affairs ON the virginia Side

FALL CHUECH. N Az 18th, Ia Z.
Some Of our fruit growers PICKED ripe sI.aw-
terrlcs and cherries as early as the 9TH. This
Is early in this locality.
lie cold wet rains of a week ago made the
rorn mat was up appear spindliny and yellow;
but II has put on another hue now. In TACT
everything in the vegetable and plant kingdom
With thee warm, bright DAYS is springing foI "a
with an erergy, beauty, and rspidity not often
squ4lled. The cool vet weather rotted some
OF the planted corn, rendering it necessary to
The fall ploughing OF green sward, unless for
Tall sowing, (which now a-days is not mach
done,) is evidence Of the very worst of hus-
bandry. Much green sward is ploughed through
this region every autumn, despite Of the teach
tpes OF experience. Every piece I have seen
this spring tells the same sorry story OF bad
tanning. When will people learn better !?
Plough green sward in the spring Away. for a
spring crop. Winter does not rot green sward.
DIR. Supdel land delivered here last evening
his celebrated lecture entitled "a Ride over
Uncle Sans Farm" for the benefit OF the
Union Sunday School, to q we'll filed house. IL
70 long, but the interest in il at no time lags. A
letter received by tie superintendent OF the
Sunday school, q. H. Buxton, Esq, from Hon.
Caleb Gushing, at '.GlebeiaDd," his new Vir-
ginia home, expressing regret for inability to
attend the lecture, was one of the incidents
connected with this coming together of the
Falls Church people. The exercises OF the
evening were agreeabiy varied by the singing
OF Mr.. Sargent. Mss Hattie Sargent, and Mr..
and Mrs. q. L. DALEY; Mrs. Daley presiding at
The piano. REASON