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Wilmington; Columbia &Augusts
Railroad. "a.. ? a o.,
Ofrroa GEs'L FGEroHr TIokEr Ad'r., .s
i . 12 WILMiNoToN. N. c., Dec. I3, 1871
New Freight
PASSENGER ROUTE

Via Columbia, S. q. and Wilmington, N. @.
The Mt onti'n Of Merchants, Shippers Of
Cotton nnd Produce, and the Public gene.
rally is invited TO tho Direct CONNECTION now
existing between all interior points in
South Carolina and Northern Cities, by tho
WilminGon on. Cc'umhia and Augustn Rail.
rond, and its connections nj Wilmington.
either via Steam Ship Lines from TIM, Port.
or vim Wilmington and Weldon Railroad.
and its conuccIions vim Portsmouth or Pc.
tersburg.
The var,oua lines connecting at these
terminal points. "ffnrd facilities for ship
ments to, Or from
Baltimore daily. .. '..r.
Philadelphia, tri-weekly,
New York. five times per week.
Boston. semi weekly.
Uniform r,ics nre maintained with nj
competing lines No detention OCCURS 10
shipments. Through Bills Lading given be-
tween all stations and points nameu-
hates mud classification sheets obtained Of
all agents "
The Passenger schedule of Night Train
from. and alorning Train into columbia.
gives superior connection for oil points
Oh Grecnvillc and Columbia, and Charlotte,
Columbia md Aug nsta Railroads; giving
Bny Line connection vim Portsmouth, and
m Al RuH Connection via Wilmington. and
asoi'ling nlI delays at Columbia.
Through Tickets on sale ut Columbia I,
nj points North.
For r"tea, Classification and MI informu-
ton, apply to
"a. PoP",
G"n'l Freight nnd Ticket Agent.
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Final Notice.

DERsONS indebted to the late frm Of
l Ketohin & Robertson. who fail to eettle
their accounts within THIRTY DAYS,
from this date, will be proceeded against
in Tho nsnal legal way. This IL tho last
notice that will be given r.,
feb 10 T. r. ROBERTSON.
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4 NER RVOUS INVALID

has published for the benefit of young
mon and others who suffer from Nervous.
ness, DEBILITY, &C.. n treatise supplying
me means of s"lf'curo Written by ono
who cm cd himself. and sent FREQ on receiv.
Ing post -pnid directed cnvelope. ADDRESS
Nathaniel MayfaiY. Brooklyn, N. Y
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Gen Agents, San Fsns,eo. Cal and ii Conm.n. ST.
MILLIONS Hear Testimony 40 ii,cir
Wonderful Curative Effects.
Vinegar Ditters not a vio Fancy
Drink, Made Of Poor Rum, WhfsItcy,
Proof Spirits aud Refuse LIQUORS, doe
tored. apiced and swcotencd to please tho tnstc,
called Tonfca," Appetizeps" Restorers," &c,
that lead tho tlpplcr on to drunkenness and ruin,
but arc a true Medicine, nade from tho Native
Roots and Horbs Of California, FREQ from all
Alcoholic Stlmalnnts. Thoy arc tho
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A
LIFE GIVING PRINClPl,E, a perfect
Ronovator and InyIgorator Of tho Syston,, carry
Ing on all poisonous matter and restoring tho blood
TO a healthy condition. No person can tako thcse
Differs according to directions and remain long
onwell, provided their bones arc not destroyed
by mineral poison or othor moans. aud tho vital
organs wasted beyond tho point Of repair.
1hoy nro n GentIe PurentIve ns woll
m n Tonic, possessing, also. tho peculiar merit
u acting rs powerful agent In relieving Congcs-
tlon or Inflammation OF tho Liver, and OF all tho
Viscers1 Organs.
FOIt FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
Ia young or old. married or sngle, At tho dawn OF
womanhood or at tho turn OF life these Tonic Bit
tors have no equal. 50 ~ ...
For InnuinInntory md Chronic Hhcu.
n1ntlsnI aud Gout, Dyspcpsin or In
dIaoatloM, Di'iOus, Remittent and
lntcrmittont Fevers, Disonscs OF tho
blood, Iivcr, Kidneys md Bladder,
these Bittors have bosn most successful. Such
Disonscs arc caused by vitinted Blood,
which is generally produced by arrangement OF
the DiGostivc Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
Headache, Pain in the Shoulders. Coughs. Tight.
moss OF the Ghost. Dizziness, Sour Er,ctations OF
the stomach. Bad Tasto III tho Mouth. Bilious
Attacks. Palpitaton Of tho Heart, inflammation f
tho Lungs, Pain In thercgIons Of the Kidneys, and
sprinRs Of Dyspepsia. ......
torpid Liver and Bowels. which render them Of
uncqualled efficacy IN cleansing the blood Of al i'm.
pnritcs. md impartirg nav lifo and vgor to tho
whola system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Rruptions Tettor,
snlt khunm Blotchcs. spots, Pinples. Pustules,
Boils, Carbuncles. Ring Worms. 81 ad Head, Sore
EyenRcysipaas Itch Sc,irfs, Discolorations OF tho
SkiD fIum0ra aud Disnses OF the Skin, Of what
rd out tic syste S m sos tmaE nE by b s S se car G
theso Ditera. One bottlo In s,1ol cases will con-
vince tho most incredulous Of thoir curative effect.
Cleanse the vitOted Blood Whenever you find It's
impurities bursting through tho skin In Pimplos,
Ernptions or Soros; cleanse It when you ind Il
obstr1,ctsd and sluggish In tho veins; cleanse it
WHOM 1t foul. and your feelings will tell you when.
Eecp the blood puro. and the health OF the systena
will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, urking
destroyed and removed.
s0LD BY ALL DnUG0ISTs AND DEALERS,
J. WALKER, Proprietor. n. Fl. MCDONALD a.
E0. DrnESists end iei, AGcnta San Frareisco.
may u
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The rapid and extensive growth of
debasing and obscene literature has
at last excited general alarm through.
out society. In m,ny States string
ent laws arc being enacted, and in
several Northern cities proscriptivo
societies hsve boen formed, in order
to guard the young and innocent
against their corruptipg Influences.
This il o good movement, and one
not made too early Uuless stop is
soon put to the dcluge Of obscene
literature, which has swollen to such
huge and alarming proportions since
the war, it's eff OTIS will be PORN anent-
jy stamped upon our national oharac-
ter, and will in tlme seriously under.
mino our standards ofmorality and
virtue: The danger is u pubic one.
and oalls for a general union through.
out tho land in resisting it.
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Great Saving to Consumers.

And good business for one or Two persons
of either sex in Wiunsboro and adjoining
towns. by which you can make from 500
to Sl6O per month. with bnl little intorfer.
"nce with ordinrry business. Articles az
staple as flour or cotton cloth A good
business for agents, sure. If your whole
time is giyon. much larger sum can be
made. Club circulars free, giving com
Pleie list OF articles and commissions nj.
lowed. Horton. Bruudnge & Co., Gil Pine
street, St. Louis, Mo.
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We learn that tho 18th inst. IL
the day fixed for the argument of
Moss's. johnson aud Slanbery, on the
questions that they raised here in the
ku Klux eases and carried up to the
Supreme Court OF the Country. We
are informed that the celebrated ad-
vocate David Dudley Field, of New
York ha~ offered his services % unto
with Messrs. JohuSou and Stanbery,
IN tho very important questions at
issue. The point, that will bo raised
hy these distinguished lawyers are
great and vitnt IN respects personal
hhe'ty and federal powers and mill.
tary law. It is n matter that con-
eorns not only tho Southern States
but tho who le Country, for civil lib.
erty and llaheas Corpus will be on
trinl. Wo shall await with much
interest and great concern, the do
oision which shall be made upon the
important questions to he submitted
for debate and Judgment. Much
hangs upon tho result, and we are
gratlied to say that tho friends
OF civil liberty and constitutional law
arc not without stroug hopes that tho
decision Of the Supreme Court will be
triumphal vindication of the points
made here by Mcss's. Johnson aud
Stahberry.-- Columbia Caroliniun.
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use Business light and per manent Par.
,ea,ars free: u. SrINsoN & Co, Fine Art
Publishers, Portland, Maine.
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New AdVertisemen ments,
HISTORY
The Great .FSpass,

IN ciiI'Ad0 and tho WEST by Rev. L. J.
doodspced, d. D., of Chicago. Only com.
plete history. 700 Svo. pages ; 90 engrav.
tngs 10000 already sold. Price $3.50.
Iooo agents made In 20 days. Profits 70
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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF

Will afford instant ense. inflammation Of
the Kidneys. Inflammation Of the Bladder,
Inflammation OF the Bowels. Congestion OF
the Lungs, Sore Thront. Difficult Brcalhi e,
palpi'ntion Of the Heart IIystcrics, Group,
Dipthrrin. Catarrh. Influenza, Headache,
r"o,hache. Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Cold
Chills, Age Chilis. -. ...
The application Of The Ready Relief 10
the part or parts where the pain or diffi-
Guilty exists will afford ease aud comfort.
Twenty drops in half II ,nmblcr OF wnser
will IN few moments cure Cramps,
Spnsms, Sour Stomach. Heartburn, Sick
iieadache. Dia arhea, DJsentrry. ol;c,
Wind in the Bowels, aud all tho Internal
Pains.
Travellers should always carry bottle
of Railways Ready Relief viii, them 4
few drops in water will prevrn, sicIncss or
pnins from change of water. Il ~ better
ihan Freuch Brandy or Bllters as s,imu.
lRnt.
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TERMS TO CLUBS.

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Here They Come ,
THERE THEY GO.

Going md coming. coming and going,
All ihe year round for country and town,
Goods for the head, goods for the feet.
Goods that are p' city and useful and neat.
Coffee. Sugar, Molasses, Cheese. Rice,
Flour, Bacon, Corn, Lard, Fresh Garden
Seed, Potware, Tinware. Crockery, Glass.
ware, Woodenware, School Books and Sta :.
tionary. ... .,..
a fresh lot OF Early Rose, Goodrich,
Pink Eye and Peach Blow Potatoes, Onion
Sets and Petroleum..
feb8 D. LAUDERDALE.
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Strong pure and rich blood-Inorease Of
Hes h aud weight-Clear skin and beautiful
complexion secured 10 all.
DR.. Railways Sarsaparilla Rcsol-
ynnf
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t't LS$&MUMz<L {
Ube s. taatt.
CHARLES A. DANA. Editor. '.
The a)otlar st5eeklg SUI.

A Nowspnper of tho Present Times.
Intended for Pooplo Now on Earth.
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The Only Pain Remedy

that 1hStbht1y HtOps Tho most eXcrutiating
pains, allays lnfammations. and oures Con.
gcs'ions, whether of the Lungs Stomach,
Bowels, or other glands or organs, by one
application.
In from ono to twenty minutes, no mt
ter how violent or excrucinting thepain the
Rheumatic. Beu ridden, Iniirm, Crippled,
Nervors. Neuralgia. or Frustrated With
disease mny suffer.
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THSA s1*A-1Rr 1Z1Ln n a1nALu.
. II, R. II.

h1ter reading this advertisement need
any ono Suffer with Pain. Railways Ready
Relief is cure for every pain. 1t was tho
first and la
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-11
THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chief Signal OEcer,}
WASHINGTON, u. C., March II, 1872, 10 am.
SYNOPSIS foR THE PAST TwRNTY-FOUR
HouRs.-The areas Of low barometer which on
Sunday morning were in Canada, north of New
York, and over Cape Hatteras, apparently
united over New England, where the pressure
was quite low on Sunday evening. An area of
diminished pressure has moved eastward over
the lower Mississippi valley, and now extends
from eastern Kentucky to South Carolina and
Georgia; cloudy weather with occasional light
snow is now prevailing from Lake Superior to
Missouri and Kentucky with northeI ly to north
westerly winds; clear weather with northwest
erly winds is prevailing over the gulf states;
the weather Is partial to clOudness over the
south Atlantic, middle and New England states;
the temperature has fallen from the lower Mis-
souri, valley to Lake Superior, the highest
barometer over the latter.
PROBABILITIEs.-The diminished pressure
which extends from eastern Kentucky to South
Carolina and Georgia will move stwardly over
the south and middle Atlantic coasts followed
by rising barometer from the Mississippi valley
eastward to the Atlantic, with westerly to north
erly winds: clear weather will continue over the
gulf states and extend over the south Atlantic
states during the day and evening; also from
the northwest eastward and southe astw ard over
the upper lakes and Ohio valley: it will continue
partial cloudiness over the middle Atlantic and
New England states, with probably threatening
weather from PENNSYLVANIA south w ard and east
ward; falling barometer will prevail over the
northwest this afternoon and tonight. Danger
Gus winds are not anticipated for the gulf and
Atlantic coasts to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-11

How TIE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN" WORKS.
About six O'Clock last night, portion OF the
New York avenue sewer, near the corner OF 18th
street. covering over six feet square, caved in,
carrying with IL portion of the new track of the
Columbia street railroad. The hole thus made
was quite dangerous, and no beacon light was
placed over II TO warn passing vehicles. This is
but the beginning of the breaking up of .'the
comprehensive plan of improvements" sug.
gested by the Board of Public WOrks.-Patriot
The place where the earth has settled under
the railroad happens to be between 10th and 18th
streets, and the Board of Public Works have
never struck pick within square and half
of this point. Yet, a square and half is 30
much nearer the truth than most of the attacks
on the Board of Public Works, that we suggest
that the truthful James who wrote the Patriot
paragraph be added at once to Cranes perma-
nent staff OF witnesses. He could supply yalu-
able facts to senators and members in support
of resolutions to suspend the Board OF Public
Works.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-11

Wendell Phillips went out of his way In his
lecture en- the "Lost Arts in the Philadelphia
Academy of Music last week, to make a savage
attack on Thomas A. Scott, whereupon the
Quaker City journalists wax indignant and per.
tinently inquire what the career of their yery
much alive railroad king has to do with the
"lost arts of the very dead ancients? One
newspaper even goes so far as to call the silver
voiced orator ga malignant malcontent,v and
remarks that if he should gain admittance to
Heaven he would carp at the regulations of
that blessed abode and malign its most sanity
inhabitants. And all thi fuss just because the
lecturer gave the colonel this firstrate notice:
"YOur great fellow citizen whom some peo.
pie lrreyerently call Tom Scstt, is at the head
of company controlling $3.50 600 900. He places
one hand on the Atlantic and the other in the
Pacific; his influence extends from Ssginaw 70
Mobile, and when he walks eastward from the
Golden Gate the wind Of his coat-tails TOPPLES
ever state legislature at every stride"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-11

LATER FROM II. G.-The Missouri Republican
OF Friday publishes the following letter from
Mr. Greeley, being seven days later date than
bis recently published note to Hon. VIM. T..
Chandler, giving his reasons why he did not
want his named signed to the call for the na-
tiOnal republican convention:
NEW YORK, Feb. %, 1872
Dear SiT:-I am not for Grant if there is any
help for IL, as L trust there may be. Send ali
S3u can to Cincinnati convention, and come
Yourself. New York will be largely represented
there. Yours, HORACE ~ RerTry
j. v. Boyd, Esq, CkHlieothe, No.
MI Greeley will doubtless come to the con-
oluSion that there "isn't any help for it,
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The bill repeating the the Massachusetts la,

The bill repeating the the Massachusetts law
allowing towns and cities by vote to permit the
sale Of ale and lager beer was rejected in the
lower house of the legislature last week by
close yote-102 to 1850 that, for the present at
least, lovers OF mild tipple can still have their
malt beverages, and will not be compelled TO
put up with sour cider. In the meantime, while
vain efforts are being made to abolish the trafic
in liquor by legal enactments, the moral suasion
people have started an enterprise in Boston
which is better calculated to keep young men
from becoming drunkards than all the laws ever
placed upon the statute books. We refer to
what is known as the Holy tree coffee rooms,
which have grown rapidly in public favor since
they were first instituted at the Hub. In the
management of these rooms the icea Is to
dispense with liquor, and to have excellent tea
and coffee. Once a month evening parties of
ladies and workingwOmen meet together for
social enjoyment. All drinking shops in the
vicinity OF these places are invariably closed
sooner or later. Those who habitually visit the
coffee-roOms find for their use, gratis, copies of
the daily papers. An excellent dinner is pro-
yided on Christmas, and all the workingwomen
have the use of a good library, and the oppor-
tunity of occupying decent beds. The best OF
coffee is to be enjoyed there at the lowest posi-
bic price, and in addition to this, tea, irst-class
bread and butter, and soup, meat, chowder, and
pies, are to be had, excellent In quality and at
cheap rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-11

The attacks Of the Patriot upon the members
OF the House District Committee are particu-
larry disgTaceful in view of the patience with
which that committee have listened to the te-
dieus and irrelevant testimony brought forward
by Crane q Co., and the great latitude given to
the memorialists to prosecute their prying pro-
Pensities in a manner most offensive and insult
ing to respectable citizens. These filings at the
committee in the Patriot are OF the same char
scter as Cranes impudent attempts to brow
beat and insult witnesses before the committee.
and doubtless came from the same quarter,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-11
PERSONAL.

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h bsssssss med'svi, NAvsk FsILs In giving
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thoee " no may REQUIRE her .er,iees. mars In
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No HUMBrG.-The Queen % spirit. the gh-.
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future. su OF failure Of any business ioretod
&c, &C. 1as street, between lst and New jersey
avenue relms
MADAME DOWNS MONTHLY PILLS VIII.
WI remove all Female Irregularities. MARRIED
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And now 1t appears we have ga corner In
cheese The New York Bulletin states that the
stock on hand in that city is very small, and the
majority Of dealers are unable to get sufii Gent
to supply their customers, while few fortunate
houses hold ali there is in market, and, appa-
rently. nearly all there is in the country. The
result of this Is TO be an advance to twenty
cents per pound The next thing we know there
will be a corner in peanuts
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MaHHAfA T0-day.

BALTIMORE, March l1.-yirginia skies, old,
AZ; do. coupons, old, 50; do. new, 81; do. new,
consolidated, 81; West Virginia, II; North Car
olina's, old, Sc; do new, 20; do special tax, II
all bid. -
BALTIMORE, March 11.-Cotton steady; low
middlines, 2lxa22. Flour very strong and un-
changed. Wheat firm, but inactive; Pennsyl-
vana, 6saI2: Corn steady and dull; white
southern, 64a6G; yellow southern, 65a66. Oats
steady, 5la54. Rye steady, 95as1. Pork very
dull, s1s5 50; Bulk meats dull; shoulders, Az as;
rib sides, 6; clear rib sides, 6aa6a. Bacon
steady; SHOULDERS, ex; rib sides; 7aa7H; clear
RIB sides, Iaal}; sugar-cured hams, baby
Lard quiet, Aa9. Western butter active;
strictly choice, 26a2s; good to prime, 21a25.
Whisky, S9a9e.
NEW YORK, March 11-Stocks irregular. Gold
steady, los. Money firm, Z, gold. Exchange,
long, 9as; short, 101s. Governments firm, dull.
Vireinia6's, 53;new 81. North Cardinals, By;
new, 3d..
NEW YORK, March n.-Flour dull and de-
Ginning. Wheat quiet, and strongly in buyers
favor. Corn dull and heavy.
LONDON, March II. 11:30 a. m.-Consols opened
at 92S for money, and 924 for account. Bonds
of 1862, sss; 1865, old, 49,; 1865, 925; 10
40's, SO.
FRANKFORT. March 11.-Bonds, 96a96as for
the issue OF 1862.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-11

Judge Davis promptly accepted the labor
reform nomination for President; why is it that
the candidate for Vice President-Governor
Parker, Of New Jersey-has not been heard
from? Don't he want the second place? The
country Is anxious. Will the Governor rise to
explain?