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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-03
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NUkAkDkO1 -
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON
- RAILROAD.
CHARLESTON, March so, 1872.
On and after SUNDAY, March 3lst, the Pas.
senger Trains on this Road Will run as 1olloW8:
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Charfst N daily. $50 T. ~.
Arrive at savannah daily .............. 9.45 P. ".
Leave Savannah daily. +. ID.
Arr. We at Charleston daily............. 100 A. ID.
DAY TRAIN.
Leave Charleston, Sundays excepted. 8.16 A. b.
Arrive at Savannah, Sundays excepted. 4.l6 Pm
Leave Savannah, Sundays excepted. 500 Al
arrive at Charleston, Sundays excited. 4.o6 Pm
Freight forwarded daily on through bills Of lad
Ing to points In Florida and by Savannah line Of
Steamship to Boston. Prompt dispatch given to
frelghts for Beaufort and points on Port Royal
Railroad and a. as low rates as BY any other line.
Tickets on sale at this ONCE for Beaufort over
Port Royal Railroad. C.S. GADSDEN,
Engineer and Superintendent.
s.. @. BOELSTON, Gen' Fl. and Ticket Agent.
aDrl
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WANTED, A MAID AT No. 10 MEET
w ING street. Good references required.
may3-lH
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Cost ana found.

FROM SOUTHEAST CORNER
~ King and Battery q LIver-colored and Spot.
led POINlER BITCH, with fancy collar and lock.
eward Will be given for information OF The
above. may3-lH
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ma,1ts.

vTTANTED, A WHITE HOUSEMAID,
w with good recommendations. Apply az
sUuths asst corner OF Montague and Lynch
sIreets. may3-ls
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DOOMS TO RENT, WITH Or WITH.
III OUT Kitchen. Apply No. 8 Jasper's Court,
In U doors from Radcliffe street. may3-2~
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WANTED, NEW OR SECOND HAND.
w copy OF HARDEk'S TACTICS. Apply to
8. &c this once. may32
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NOPARTNERSHIP MOTTO E.-THE
" Copartnershlp heretofore existing under the
firm name Of GEO. W. WILLIAMS q CO., Charles.
ton, 5. c., and WILLIAMS, BRINE d CO., New
York, has been dissolved on account OF the death
The business OF the late firm WILL be continued
BY The surviving partners;
geo; W. WILLIAMS Surviving
yoI. <. ke 3 FSls, Partners.
Charleston, s. c.. May !, 1872.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
We have this day associated with us as part.
ners In our charleston and New York Houses,
GEO. W. WILLIAMS 4 co.
Charleston, S. c., May /. 1872.
mayl-wfnl2
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
i existing under the nrm name OF BALL,
BLACK Il 90. Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Either partner will sign IN settlement,
OF the business.
tSlgnehl HENRY BALL.
WIN. BLACK.
EBEN,R MONROE
March l, 1872. WIN. =. BLACK.
In announcing the above dissolution, BALL,
BLACK d GO. inform their friends ana ane paoLlc
that they Intend 10 close out their entire stock
With as little delay as possible, and 81 prices tnat
Will be an Involvement for all t. purchase from
them.
They have also q very large stock Of unset
Stones-Diamonds, Emeralds, Ruoles, Canoes,
&c.-which they will set, to order, at unusually
low rates. Their mandatory for SllyerWare
will be continued 10 enable them to meet any de.
msnds in that line. No. 6s5 and 5s7 BROADWAY,
New York. julylslyr
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WTANTED, TWO SMART WATERS.
w None without recommendations need ap-
PLY. Apply to Aloer's House, NO. 24 King
street. Mayo
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UTANTED.-I WILL BE GLAD TO
w have the Collection Of Rents, or any Col
leCtions entrusted to me. EBEN U0FFlN, No. 20
Broad street. apr29-6&
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WANTED, A GOOD COOK. MUST
w be willing to do general housework. Ap.
ply at north corner Amher:t and Bay streets,
hampstead. maya
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A GOOD BARBER WANTED.-CALL
II on A. WITT, Pavilion Hotel Barber Shop.
may 2.2r
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for Sole.

NEILCH COWS. MICH COWS, WITH
IHl young Calves, for sale at HOCKADAY'5
STABLES, Columbus street. mayS-2f
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60 Rent.

mo RENT, HOUSE AND STORE No. 322
King street, opposite Liberty. Apply at No.
"A Hasel street. msy3-2+
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EOR SALE.-JUST ARRIVED, ONE
car load OF First-class MULES AND HuR.
rES, low for cash Or city acceptance, at Kentuc.
BY hule Lot, King street. X. OARhAM.
m1y32$
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T OF FINE BROKE MILES FOR SALE,
IL at Vests Stables, in Queen street, between
Friend ind Mayzyck streets. apr3u.4'
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TIL. sou,h.rn stale. Sine. h War.
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EnnraInnGl.

COLLEGE CLASS.-MRS. P. j. BARBOT
- will commence q Solfege class az O'CLOCK,
on THURSDAY. ri OF May, at her residence south.
west corner Smith and Montague streets.
~Terms-sl2 per quarter, payable IN advance.
apr25 s
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EOR SALE, STRAWBERRIES, EVERY
l. morning fresh, at KLtlN'S, for 20 cents q
basket. mey22s
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XTyANTED, A YOUNG MAN WITH
wv TWO Hundred Dollars, as Partner, or to
invest the money and travel on salary with q
party going West with light gouds, DC. Salary
dress, stating place OF Interview, II. w0aNER.
may82H
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SATURDAY, MATISEE AT TWO O'CLOCK,
SOLON SHINGL E.
Admission 81: Children half price. No extra
charge Tor reserved seats.
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VTJANTED, TO PURCHASE FOR CASH,
w small House In the central or western
part Uf the city. Address 70, {" 1T this ONCE, stat.
inu location. terms. &c. feb8
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WANTED, TWO VOICES FOR THE
w Choir OF the New German Church, one
Soprano and one Alto. Apply to Organlst HEINE.
MANN, No. 202 Meeting street, opposite the Cita.
del. mayS2s
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SATURDAY NIGHT, LAST APPEARANCE,
HAPPIEST DAY OF'MY LIFE,
And the Comedy OF
P A P R Y.
SS-Mr. OWENS will appear in Wilmington on
Monday. may3-1
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EOR SALE, OR TO RENT, A STORE
I and I.welling at Branchville, s. O.; aso a
slore at Bamberg. Inquire at d. L0EB's, No. 6
Liberty street. apr261mw4f
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A HOUSEIN MARY STREET TO RENT.
Apply to WIN. BYRNE, southwest corner
Uuurch and Chalmers streets. may2-lt
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FOR RENT, TWO WHARVES, SITUATE
on Lucas street, foot Of Mill street, with
Ofices on each; also 10 r fine Ruoms over Tele.
grapn once on Broad street. For terms, apply
10 WIN. II. DAWSON, Real Estate Agent, No. IS
Broad street, mayl.3
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STRAWBERRIES CAN BE OBTAINED
- at J. LI~ylNGsTUN'S, No. 800 KING street. at
The lowest market rates. may1-Sf
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amusemerts.

JOuu
This play is the exclusive property Of Mr.. Owens.
n- The Dry Goods Sore In Act I will be sup.
piled from The Store OF %FURCHG0TT, BENEDICT d
Co., No. .44 King street.
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ITO RENT, STORE No. 1873 KING
i street, next door to SINGER ONCE. Apply to
singer Sewing Machine Company.
apr26 fmw8F
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OFFICE TO RENT, No. 81 BROAD
~ street, under Messrs. Pr. ssey, Lord il In.
glesby. Apply at No. l Rayne street.
- ~ q 4 1 tufonQ
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mays

r o. O.. F.-MARiON LODGE, No. q
The Regular Weekly Meeting Of this Lodge
Will be held THIS EVENING, at s O'Clock.
may3.s ROBr. q. STAR, secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-30

MONDAY, the 9th day Of May, 1871.
II said taxes are not paid on or before The slb
day Of June, 1872, the penalties prescribed ~
the Revenue laws for non.payment will b In.
posed.
Taxes assessed within other counties Of he
First Collection District, West Va, may bepad
at my office at any time from and after The lSth
day OF May. b. F. KELLEY, Collector,
WHEELING, May 7, 1872. mi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-30

should break down after our subscriptions
were exhausted, all these anticipatlcns Of
benefits to be derived would be disap.
pointed; and in addition TO that we
would have made an. enormous ad.
dition to the. load Of debt and taxation
the city has already to carry. The direct
loss would be 100000 and 1t might be so
contrived by the managers as to make Il
$l,200,0O0, the city being liable for double
its subscriptions. Without the compen.
sating effects Of success, such a debt would
make taxation simply crushing, and every
BUSINESS interest in the city would feel 1t
Nor need the small Taxpayers flatter
themselves that under such circumstances
they would not have to carry q share Of
1t. Labor after all has to pay It's full
share OF all taxes, II not ultimately
pay them all. Capital Is always able to
take care Of itself.
When taxes are increased the first place
it Is felt Is in an increase Of rents. Not
only the amount Of additional tax Is added
to the rents, but more. An increase Of
rents increases all the costs OF living.
The merchant, the baker, the butcher,
the grocer, must all add something to
their profits to pay the additional rent,
and thus every man Is reached. Those
who do not pay the taxes directly pay
them indirectly. The load OF last comes
down to the poor man, and he takes up
his share Of 1t when he pays Tor the daily
necessaries Of life.
The poorest man in the city to-day,
though he may not pay dollar Of taxes
directly into the city treasury, has
a proportionate interest in the
protection Of the city against any
loss; and he is bound in duty to him
self and his family, before voting for these
subscriptions, to scrutinize the PROPOSE
tions closely and satisfy himself that all
the conditions are lair and Just, and per.
fectly sale, so that the city would be fully
secured against loss.
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Mr.. Hugh BIowhard Wilson

Mr.. II. B. WILSON, who says he is an
eminent flnancier from New York; of the
highest standing in all the money markets
inthe world, adds this postscript to q let.
ter in yesterdays Register in reply to Mr..
Ross ]. ALEXANDER:
Psi have omitted to say that Mr..
Alexander informed me that the editor oil
the 1NTELLIGENCER owns a small farm up
the valley Of Wheeling Creek, and would
highly approve OF the Wheeling & Lake
Erie railroad if the line were changed to
that valley. H.B. w.
This might do for some anonymous
scribbler in the Sunday Setoer, but for "a
dignifed gentleman from Wall street, we
submit it is hardly in keeping with its
source-.unless we are mistaken in
supposing the writer to be u dig.
nified gentleman, accustomed, as he
tells us, to handle millions and
to have great railway schemes crowd.
ed upon him from all Parts OF the coun.
try,
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INCOME TAX NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the United Stats
Income Taxes for the year ISL, and Inc sDeGII
Taxes, or Licenses, for the year ending MIT In
1879, assessed within and for the county Of 0bio
and State OF West Virginia, will BE- due Snd pay.
able to me at my office, Custom House, Whst
ing on "-'@
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A word wlth ,he small Tar Payers.

A Word With the Small Tax Payers.
There is an industrious, effort to make
the workingmen Of the city, and others
who have but small taxable property,
vote the subscriptions, Saturday, on the
ground that the capitalists are generally
opposed to 1t, and that the interests
ofthe two classes, assuming that they may
be so divided, are antagonistic. Those
who have little property are told that II
these subscriptions are voted they will not
have any Of 1t to pay that the property
holders will have TO pay it all, while II
will make money and work plenty and
give them prosperous times. This Is an
insidious view Of the question, but not q
Just one. There Is no antagonlsm Of in
terests in this matter between the non.
property holder and the large property
holder, the small capitalist and the large
capitalist If the subscriptions are
voted and by their aid the enterprises
are successful, 1t would do much no doubt
to make work and money plenty, and
would BIO Of great permanent advantage
to the city. Nobody would profit more
by such state Of things than the capital.
ist, for capital has every advantage in
improving opportunities afforded by flush
times. So, ifthe capitalists believed tho
voting OF the subscriptions would secure
the building Of the road and bridge they
would naturally be in favor Of voting
them. On the other hand, If they arc
voted and through unforeseen contingen.
Giles or carefully laid plans, the enterprises
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IT is part Of the plan OF the Railroad
Bridge Company to put free foot walk
on each side OF the railroad track on the
bridge. Pedestrians may then cross 10
the Island and on to The Ohio side free Of
charge.-RegiSter.
Seeing that nobody has proposed tina;
the bridge should touch the Island, but
that the proposition is to build it cleal
above the Island; that if it were pro
posed to touch the Island the law of Con
gress recently passed will not allow 9
bridge to be built where it will do this
and seeing further, that communication
by bridge for pedestrians between the
cast bank and the Island is the exclusive
franchise OF the Wheeling g. Belmont
Bridge Company, we Judge this part O.
the railroad company's plan is just about
as likely to be realized as other parts Of it
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g UMMER RESORT.
PARKERSBURG MINERAL WELLS.

This popular resort will be opened iot The
reception OF visitors on tho lgt Of Jane. 1871
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestOWedb
the citizens OF Wheeling and other places tha
past season, the proprietor hopes to make the
place still more inviting and attractive The con
ing summer.
The water promises 10 be abundant and IT,.
medicinal qualities arc unsurpassed In Tue cure
Of all diseases OF the Stomach and Bowels lnd!u
arrangements OF the Liver and Kidneys.
A commodlous carriage will run daily IRON Tie
Hotels in Parkersburg and conyeyAuces will Be
sent TO meet any bat or train by giving pnsIJ
Terms, Sl9 to Sl4 per week; children and NJ.
wants half price, LIBERAL arrangements for ha
lilies by the month. Malls received daily.
For further particulars address,
l,1g W. F. PARSHALL
apG9eod&w Mineral Wells. VIVA
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SUCCESS.

Twill, within tho pSt year 100000 boxes of.pR.
I nj 81. HEGETALE LIVER PnIs have been sold,
Sava NJ S,Ios angie instance il known where they
enjoy iIfe h.vsS W TS Satisfaction. II you would
use these piIis e Hne appctiteand robust health,
NJ: " u TIn:' AUGUSTA, November 1870
IL aforGs me much pleasure to testify 10 The
sv ,r ysSe o. yGas LiySr pills They arc ali
arc mo pills so well adapted to the Southern sII.
mate as they are. vi
Yours truly,
Jos. BRuAAEt, late Of Richmond, Va.
Tho BIrbsrs Prefer DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye.
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ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RSLIEP ron YouSa MIN nom Ii.
Sneeta Of Errors and ABUSES early IN lIfe. Man
ANY, SSoS restored. Nervous debility cured. Impe
tro aaS ~. 70 Marriage removed. New method o.
49, eIS ~ New and remarkable remedies
Hs5!E0 circulars sent free, In sealed enyelopes
contS NSI MEN SS ~ ASSOCIATION, No, i
sou'n MUM ST., Philadelphia, Pa. aplSdGw
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Black Leopards, Malayan Taplr, Giant AbySsInian
Ostrich, Twepty.four Camels and Performing Ele.
phants, White Deer, Black VGrcks.
TIC famous Horse. Riding Goat "Alexisn The
wonderful African Snake Chafmer. Magnificent rem.
resentattYe specimens Of Rare Living Wild Animals
Birds, Fishes, Insects Reptiles and Marine Monsters
and II the department Of the Hippodrome and Cltcas
whichis strictly moral and hIghtoned, there arc IA
DO aeenat one time in the Great Double Ring, In the
Grand Entree Pageant, One Hundred Performing
Eqneshtans, AcrobAts, Gymnasts, Knights, Heralds
arabs, Mamelakes, Turks. Tartars, Creeks and La.
oles IN MEDIEVAL Costumes, presenting q scene Of
royal magnihcence never before Witnessed,
The performances In tho Hippodrome will be in.
tetspersed with an unusual variety OF acts by large
corps OF the most eminent Bareback Riders and IA.
ted Aerobats In tho world, including the
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Yours truly,
7, HRCNnRI latR nj RIHhmn

The BIrbsrs Prefer DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye.
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STRICTLY PURE AND OF THE BEST QUALIFY.

To families and consumers, We give the assur.
dncs that tho "ENTERPRIsE BAKING PowDER''
will prove fully equal, II not superior, to any
Baking Powder that they have heretofore used.
TO THE TRADE.-our figures are lower than
any other Baking Powder now In the market
Give the "EETERrRlsEN trial, and DO con.
Powder sold anywhere. =
The money refunded In all cases whom the
E:ESTERrRlsE BAKING POWDER" docs not give
Sold by GroccFs and Druggists everywhere.
TcABE, KRAFT 8 CO., PrOprletOrs,
'O0i' Wheeling, W. Va.
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A GENTLEMEN OF Milledgeville (Ga.)
wants to bet $4,000 that HORACE GREE.
LEY will not receive the Democratic
nomination at Baltimore and $4,000 that
Gen. WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK will.
We are glad to notice these signs OF in
creased prosperity at the South.
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Arrssrr1 70 Ron / PrrrsBUnau BAsK.-The

Pittsburgh Commercial Of the 10th says: /.
Between 3 and o'clock yesterday after.
noon bold attempt WIS made to rob the
Arsenal Bank. The new cashier, Mr.. Eu-
gene Snowden, was attending to his duties
in the bank, when two medi,un-sized men
entered. One of them engaged AIr. Snow
den in conversation for moment, when the
other suddenly threw about quarter of a
pound of cayenne pepper in his eyes. The
man who had been talking to Mr.. Snowden
then jumped over the counter, but with
great presence of mind Mr. Snowden drew
4 revolver and fired where he supposed the
man was, as he could not see. This alarmed
the scoundrels and they ran from the bank,
leaving the door in opposite directions, and
succeeded in making their escape. The
would-be robbers secured nothin. for their
trouble"
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Last Saturday. in Fredericksburg, Mr..
Roots had not left his cart more than ten
minutes when lis entire contents Sewing
machine. three Irlirs @um-Shoc>. and gun
hlankc:,} were carried oil, and that at an hour
when every store was brightly lit un and
persons passing to and fro.--Hcrdid.
We regret to learn that Mr.. William T.
Atkins has Gc!aul!cd for Il considerable
amount. Mr.. Atkins stood well in the COM
.u,,nitv Is = business man, and his dcfalcl-
ton i matter OF regret and surprise 70 us.
We hope the matter may not he az serious is
the community fc:,rs.-Roanohc valley.
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RAILROAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF FREIGHT
TRAINS. - Cincinnati, February 12.-Thc
Times and Chronicle has special from Al
bany which says that passengers by the
Chicago railroad-rcport serious accident at
Georgia station, six miles west OF Mitchell
Ind. Two freight trains going at a high
speed collidcd. Both trains contained thirty
cars. The wreck was fearful. Before the
flag could be got out passenger train TN
into the wreck, and it is reported that Seve.
raj persons were killed. No further Ialt.cu'
lars have been received.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-14

THE COUNTY Court B!LL.-Thc bin re-
ducing the jurisdiction and compensation Of
the county Judges having passed the Senate
il remains 10 ie seen whether the House will
concur in such an assault upon the interests
Of The people. Perhaps we shall have another
step toward economy soon in a proposition
to offer Ill the Offices of the State to the low
O., bidders at public auction.-NorJolkJ Jour
nal.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
From, DanyiIae.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.
DINyILLF. VA. February -. 1872.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.
DAN1ILLr, VA, February u, 1872.
Notwithstanding the almost impossible
roads leading to Danville, tobacco still con.
tinues coming in, and brings fair prices,
There was slight advance in common grades
of tobacco OH Saturday. The manufacturers
arc anxious TO buy common grades.
During the past week VIC have had the
ronghcSt weather OF the scaSon--snow, ruin,
and S'cct.
The town still continues to improve rar-
idly. Large numbers Of buildings are going
NJ, and the demands for lumber and me
chanics are great. The weather has been /,
great drawback to their operations.
Yours, r.
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DEATH OF COLONEL PETER G. WASHINGTON.
The death of Colonel Peter G. Washington
occurred in New York on the 10th instant,
in the sevcnty-fourth year of his age, after Il
few hours illness from pleura pneumonia.
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DEATH or Az AGED Mrx1sTER.-Our Xii

DEATH OF Az AGED MINIsTER-Ou King
George correspondent sends us the follow
ing: Peter Evans. orr old colored Baptist
preacher, died at his residence in this coui,-
~, last Wednesday, ut the advanced age of
one hundred and eleven wears. His eye
>i@lt failed him two years ago. but his mem
ory up 10 the time of his death was perfectly
Good. -frCie12CkSlI,r1 LelnGr.