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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-29
Change of Echedule.

CnanEe OF Ecnedule.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY,
COLUMBIA, s. G., June 0, 1871.
E@gh M gg to oeonEs se iD,o OF sSssa9ls sf;ses an
and after Sunday, oath instant:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Columbia at... ..................7.40 2. 40 m
Arrive at Charleston at 49,. ........3. 20 p IA
Leave Charestona at. 800 m
Lrrive at Columbia at. $40 p m
NIGHT EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION
TRAIN, (Sundays cxcepted.]
Leave Columbia at. ............7 .7.c0 m
Arrive at Charleston at. 7.C0 a m
Leave Charleston at. 10 p N
Arrive at Columbia aat..............60 600 m
Camden Accommodation Train will con.
tinue to run to Columbia as tormerly-Mon-
days. Wednesdays and Saturdays.
A. L. TYLER, vice-Preeident.
B. B. P1oKINs. General Ticket Agent.
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta B. r
SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE,
CoLUMDIA, .. G., January l, 1879.
@ GID 5tR 6N fnsasnt saa sitf5 tse aspfsaay: foloTins
schedule will be run over this road:
GOING NORTH.
Leave Columbia. .8.22 A. NJ. 11.04 P. NJ.
Arrive Charlotte. :. 400 P. n. 5.15 A. NJ.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Columbia. i.s5 F.. II. 200 4. NJ
Arrive Augusta. =. ESQ p. N. 7.3O A. NJ.
No. Train daily. No. Train daily, Sun
days excepted. Both trains make cloee con-
nection to all points North, South and West.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked
to all principal points.
E. p. ALEXANDER, General Sup.
E r. DoRsEY, Gen. Freight and Ticket Agent
Change of Schedule.
OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA r. R. Co,
COMPANY SHops. N. O., Juno 8. 1871.
h& @ jane os !. ans 1871, a,'sH TRIMS sgNSAhi vii
be run over thip Road in accordance with tho
following TIME TABLE.
Trains Going East. Trains West.
Express Mail.
ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. LEAVE.
Charlotte 595 ami 3.lOpm
Salisbury 8.0S m 823 ID SIG M $50 m
Grnsb'o 1.08 M II .13 N e.25 N 8.95 nj
Co Shop12.4 80 pm los p m 9.56 NJ 1915 m
Hillsbro 2.28pm 2.33 p M .35 In II 81 m
Raleigh 5.C5 pm 2.G5 III 2.4O NJ
Goldsboro 7-20am
Charlotte7.15am 8.O0pm
Salisbury 4.32am Ill 4.37 NJ 5.l5 M 5.26 m
Gr'nsb'o 1.25 III 1.35 q N 2.]0 p al go pm
Co Shop II. 81 p m 12.e OF a III 2. 80 NJ II. 80 M
Hilsbrol0.07 pm O.C9 q M IL OF Il NJ lilo M
Raleigh 6.5Sp M TAO III S.45 m
Goldsb'o 3.00pm
June 6 W. II. GREEN, Mas. Trans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14

Our ndcrgarmcnt and Suit Department
now fully immense assortment or new and
elegant styles prices Undergarments need com
mcnt as the trade have established for this ie
preeisied Unaergar and suits OF any description
made 10 measure without extra chare New bargains IN
Hosiery, Iorse,s, Paraso's, &c
Hamburg I'D. ings and lnsertings,
the cheapest ever onerci.
Elegant patterns Hamburg Edgngs At ioc lsc loc lec'
and 25c., worth fuly Az per cent more
Call and examine.
Entire stock exhibition.
urged to buy.
Real }upure and Thread Baces,
the largest as ortment in toe city.
All imp Jrtation.
import all dir, ct from the
sayn agents profits, and are ncrepy
sell than the retailers can buy
them 10
Elegant patterns Soc, 75c and CSC, worth fully ~ per
cent more.
Elegant patterns full in wide, at 81 2S worth 81 TO-
patterns at al 35 NJ So 81 20 and upwards al iuy
~ per cent less than regular prices.
We of the shipment OF case OF Guipure
Laces ng upwards bUO pieces. tie samples OF
whch exhibition, and Will reserve any num-
ladies wshns to order the same from sam
pie though viii consider sucn an order Dnain upon
patrons
klesan, styles black SILK GImps, Passcmcntere Trim
mings. Buttons Loops, Silk frinses &C., &c al bar-
gains. = :, =. "a a.,
handsome silk Fringes S0c &c.,. 35c, &c., 45c,
&c., BIC and upwar is, all mmense bargains.
Tie supplied than downtown Jobbers prices
0rers by NAH faithfully and promptly attended 70 al
Strictly price. All goods marked N pam
b.ures
Grand opening
OF our enlarged store on
Monday Tuesday and ednesday
Ei{RICH'S TEMPLE or FASHION,
2s7 ami 2ss Eighth avenue near Twenty-iouTtn street,
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DIRECTORY rOa ADVERTISERS.

ANusEMEKTs-ELryENru PAeE-second, third. fourth
sLhixsps rssIn sAar fiih GT1sa'n column column
BoAkDEks wANrsp-sIxTRESI fAGE-rtst, second,
third and fourth counns.
BOARD AND LonGlN WANTED-sIxrKEsrn PAGE
Sno9kaYN Ttr, knAL l.. ESTATE FOR sALE-rniHrEENrn
BUSINESS oppoRTUNlTiEs-ELEvE PAeE-Frs,
Frs GTsIssss Kss soTIcEs Nsgn r4srss.a column
CLERKS And sALEsMEN~- I'm TfESrH PAGE-Fourh
s59SSS Gsp sxHbE sasma m
SSA s%'s
COpARTNr rRsHIPs-ELEvEsru PAsE-Fir.t column.
cOU. try aOARD-sixl lrrsrH PAsEFitn sixth
DANCING ACADtMIEs-TENru PAsE-Fifth column.
PAeEIst column. ,% eor,, nm and
sixth columns and SECOND rAar-first umn.
tRshEp nn f fourth ASp A aSa
sixth columns ana FOURTH PAoS-Fmst aud second
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS -FounrEEsTu PAer--Firh
EUR0r, Ksln PAer-Frs. column.
rAsrsist So u%n s"umu
ksso a"os xS MPaaM pa I M ay %
ToTnrn tAan"ssaond S and h'ra columns @ - ''-
fShScH saaST rAsrsi.A
HELP MANTED,mFhMALLs- Ant FIFTEENTH PAaE-socona
HELF WANTED -MALEs-FrreESrn PAer-yinh col.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &o.-sEooxD PAer-Fourh, af.h
Hot Ls-sIxrgHNIm PAar-ritth column.
Aous > ROOMS, 90, wANTED-FoUErH PAeE-Fifth
ICE SKEAa- -ssooND rAea-secona column.
'AFs ArAE ssTIf N 5S hsD
LEcljEs sEAsoN.iESrH fAsn Fif,n column.
Losr 4 i Fo1 ND-rInsr fAsr-first and second col.
xAsaE "a rAsrTs column,
A AGE Eft cou nm
sLNs HI nm San pAarE
Etf1a4gs se!s%% r.ers,A column
ssss"$ ss,1" .
toLIIisAL- KllvEs4n fAaENf,r.t = co ama. sSS'An'
'ssP
pRorhnTi or Of E Y a" For SALE OR TO
fouarEEN1n PAaE-Frst. second, third and fourth
real. fSfATE TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAGE
REAL 'fash GsATs ri rAsrrA
sEkITS Sorloss S. rrsrH .S rscsE,s., :. ,. column
SALES at AUuTIoN- TINTn PaGa~sscond. third. fourth
s1ruAlioNs s sS%S WANTED PAeB
sru4noss IS PAGE
sp, Third and fourth columns sx., comm,
sfosTiSGNboss BIRDS &o-sFoosD PAss1foaT;n
EUMMER RI SOkTS-SIxrEfHTH PA6E-Sixth column.
TIE TRADES FIFTEENTH PAdE-Ffith and sixth col
TIE TURF-SEooND PAGE-Fourth column
10 LIT FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-rHlRD PAGE
First, second and third columns
5RAvELLERS' GUIDE FOURTEENTH PAaE-Sxtn COL
UNFURNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
FOURTH PAaE-Thrd, fourth and hftl columns.
WANTED To PukCHASE-TENTH PA9s-ft tn column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &o.-TENTH PAsR First col
WESTu HESTER co NTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
To LET-THIRTRENTH PAGE-Fourh and fifth col
WINES, LIQUORS, &o-SEooND PAGE. Sixth column.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, Ao-TEsTH PA0E-Fith col
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ATv yIGUUROUX's, l22 FOURTH AyENUE-sTAMP-
n ing, Lmoroldering and Lingerie ksabishment-la
dez' Babies lransseaut, Initins, MonosTams Tor
Handkerchief liable Bed clothes embroidered to oracr
Of Embroidered Goods Night Gowns, okes,
Chrmsc sands, Drawers collars Handkerchles with ni-
tails Laies Baby Coths Pillow Case, with sheet;
Corset Covers 30. Fine limitation Embroidery Depot.
W hoiesale entf ance, 90 East Twelfth street
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LOST AND FOUND.

r osr "A LARGE pocKETBooK, CONTAINING NOTES
IL ami OF no value but the
posed have been lost between New York New runa
wick. liberal reward will paid s recovery Cali
address N. r. LAWSON, OF Morton hudson
streets, New York.
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Lost AND FOUND.


E0uND-Af THE Co0PER INSTITUTE, FRIDAY EVEN.
in, Shawl .tooch Tho owner cal have tbe s.ns i,v
applying 70 the unders sned an proving property -
JUHk y. HOPPER
National Revenue Reform Association. 4O7 broadway NJ
r tfT--IN so tn OR WALL STREET FERRY STAGE
- at Cortandt street., at O'Clock Apr lS overcoat
and Umbrella a suitable reward will tie given for tueir
return u Merchants hotcl Cortlandt street.
7 USr-IS SIXTH AvENUE, NEAR TwENT FOURTH
IL stree biacs and Tan Dog, medium size hal on =
blac. collar. OF ~ viii be vad
fos him AZ ~ West twenty fourth street
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-,------.---~,.>--D DtY GOODS. Ds.----,~-o--~----..
A. AAzIsss.--A-A-A-A-A-AA7 s4NRss, A7AAA-A-A sfassA.
srERNs, srERSs.
sTERNs
s67 Sixth avenue, S67
between
twenty. second amt iwenty..hrd streets
siEnNs,
sTERNs, sTERNs.
Great attraction this week.
Nm immense a lot Of
sauoitccns sla onr aseaptm s,aeK af nt''
LADIES' and Chidren's Parasoa
nes ou, this season IN Plain and
ess"ss.ss saa FaSs,as st both aSsss ssu rsns'' snS
frin 80. In all sixes and
sSy.s. sSs other
Real !.s; Thread a and Llama
In great valisty-very low Priees price :. : -.
Emoroleries and Lace Department
We will offer,
500 pieces real Guipure Lacee,
most desirable widths excellent
srry u s1 seas s% SsSw ss "a. wssv.
Real black Thread Laces
at equally low prices.
.,..,. 0ao,se Stock French s, mel. and English S ~,
heal and imitation Cluny l.aces.
Hamuurg hdgngs and Insertions
Immense assortiuent cheapest Ia the cy;
direct Importation.
silk and Ribbon Department
Splendid stock OF hounet Ribbons in
Gros .rai ana oil boiled; most
desirable width and All
silk Turquoise IN all the new
spring coiors full inc Trim
ming Silks, Trimming
$50 es elegant shades reduced 50
We have the argest ana hnest selection
Of rassemcntiere Trimmings, Gimps,
Fnnses Ornaments colored Knot
ted and Twist Fiin2es TO be
souni In The city, oil
impora-
ton, at very
wo shall continue
this week our great
Ladies' and Children's Underg garments,
at the asonshlngly low
prces OF last week. VITA many
attractions
We VIII display, Monday morning, many styles OF
Ladies' waking suits,
in nd ton 70 our large assortment made up IN the
very including styles not to be found In
other 9use rom "a 20 upward.
Elegant line of
Ladies' Mourning Wrappers,
In Calico. Pcrcalo and
White Lawn, trimmed
elAoOratey with
Lcgngs and Insertion.
We will offer Mondav and during the week
entire stock OF Corsets,
at great reduction
from former prices.
Hoopskirts, Bustes, Panicrs,
in great variety.
STERN BROS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14

A LII -,,n,
FRENCH CHIPS.
Straw Fine Leghorns Goods.
straw Belgian spiit straws, GoodR.
straw English Round Hats Coos.
straw Gooda
SHAW Now opening Goods.
straw Aiso 9oods.
Straw Ribbons, Goods
straw Grapes, silks, Goods.
straw te,tncrs Goods.
straw fine Paris Flowers, Goods
straw all nice and trcsh Goods
Straw Lace Goods, Goods
Goods
LII Broadway, tetween twenty hfh and twenty.
streets, under 81 James Hotel.
A -BARGA1NS-WET MARSEILLES QUILTS.
"A. 500 " hite aarseles Quilts, 81 rs, worth r2
Boo v hite Marseiies quilts IL 40 worth 80 2h
boz White MHrsehies Quilts, ~ %, worm PAD.
b0J White Marseies SrlS, So ~, worth $3 80.
tOJ White Marsel es Quits 81 so; worth 81
Above goods only slightly touched water,
family should have at least Also larse lots of
Muslins, uress Goods Alpacaa
Towels, Table LINENS &c, in perfect order.
10 be retaied NJ Wholesale yricca
FOSTER BhUTHERs. 2s6 Bleecker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14

T II. DANliGER n SONS,
"A 12SS ROADWAY
under urand Hotel,
viii tomorrow splendid assortment OF KID Gloves,
consisting of
b.J dozen two butoncd Kid Gloves, at 81 10
6vv dozen three butte Kid Gloves, at 81 aa
Every pair warranted.
ii. DANZIdEk SON,
1235 Broadway
under Grand Hotel.
r WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
"A Tue bankrupt Stock OF large Wholesale house, ana
viii be sold At greatly re- uced prices. =
=" French Papor HAM ogs, window Shades,
English Carpetings Oicioths
10000 rolls nue tod paper, 80 cents per roll.
Fine Paler IL cents per roll
Fins Cola W,nuow shades, ~ per pair, .
00Cu yards thick ofcoth. 70 cents per yard.
large lot Of English Carpetngs, &c, tlow priccA
: - 277 Hudson street.
'p"p' kaisomined snd painted.
Good workmen sent TO any rsrt OF me .o,,,.x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-08
GEORGIA.
The New DgreSSiOnal Deliberations


TRIAL TRIP OF JAPANEeR WAR STEAMER
NEW YORK, Nov. S-A trial trip of the ,Isp-
anese government steamer ku0rOda took place
In New York harbOr yesterday. She will be
omcered by Americans and will probably sail
Tor Japan in three weeks. In view OF the i'm
pending war between Japan and Corea the
kuor0da will be heavily armed on her arrival
in Japan.
THE PAYMENT OF POOLS
on the election results took place last evening
anc the TOOL rooms were crowded until after
midnight. The amount is estimated at over
$500 900, the tickets being mainly on the NUM-
cipal contest No bets had been mad. on the
general r. suit OF the national election
THE sCANSELL-DONoHCE MURDER,
AT the inquest day, over the BODY of Dono-
hue, murdered by Scannell. three witnesses
test tied to seeing the shots fired. but only one
Sheridan Shook-testitied to the fact that Sean
nell was tie murderer.
DETECTIVE ARRESTED.
Charles Mason, detective OF Jersey CITY, has
been arrested for embe zzlement.
THREE BURGLARS
were captured on Sd avenOe last night while
cleaning out fur store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-08
Election Riot I'm baltimore.

POUR fERSore SHNT, Two NtkTALfN.
An election was held ye-rerhv Ia tie N
ward 81 Baltimore Ia OIL = Vacancy sa the mr.
branch Of the CITY council. anA 81 at 50 0 sloak
N the evening q not occrrreri. ', -rlti'r IN -he
CeAtn CT one young man and zlorta-ls Noaut.us
shCtAeI. nc ioioStng QsrttSu az ia regard %
he affair vcre furnished by the nsr-hsl OF
police just before the closing 81 lie rolls 4
crowd Of i.'--o iersops or mere were gaIher-d
around The polls AZ The corner ~ FaV,f-. street
aud broadway. A marty cf men. most 3 co orsa.
lett TIE crowd and proceeded about rnraeav -
brOscWay, when they turned aud dol 1et stely
nred upon The crown IN front OF tue votnr Mac.
Ahhtg Isaac Boss, aged "a, SUI morta'ly Sruud-
"Ohn conway. aged p. Another boy re-
celNed hesh woana. and Jonathan Wster~. the
c"ieTed dvfaccratlc p0il t4Ctan, received pistol
s'ol Ncnnu IA the hand iDmediztly tier nring
ne party broke and ran, when those coed into
ltAl'nfu q the shots. About faau-r - rra N ar
were tired. and ~ vas AT done y, "a r-.,-,r,.e's
t'me. Previous 10 the f'rng which wa wholly
untNpected, no disturbance whatever lad os-
The Baltimore Emrric1a says.-1l.e ,,ar,,-
trAts persisted m maintaining that faa -rr-.-
came entirely from the cC,urCd .h.s-srs al
hat ~ was thu result OF t'IllherartI, an, 80
conspiracy On their paTt 20 shoot Jonathan
Waters, the notorious nrmocrafir politician
who had figured conSllCIouS'v about hr pal :
during the day and M ade himsc N vtrv r tuoN loss
20 the cOlored republicans. The rerib ars. on
the otter hand, say thAJ daring the daN annm-
her OF ruftRns nom the seventeenth aud athar
wards were present about the polls irriu1 dat
ING by their presence the coiOred republican
voters. sud that Jonathan Waters. the calorea
democrat. was acting with these nlru. I1urtsh-
ing revolver and acting very offensive s.. The
liStll shots which took eject came. tr Isl "a
from the locality occupied l,y the CO. pret re-
luhi'cans. and were fired INTO the c1UAl NORTH
nom ayCtte street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-08

EPIDEMIos sosos.-Therc were thtrtv-four
ceaths from epizOotic In New York Tor the
twenty-iour hours ending last night. In Pitts
burg the disease il spreading rapidly and inter-
ferlng with business. Several iron mills have
suspended for want OF COAL The authorizes oil.
seVerai railways have Issued orders In the Fast
and West directing agents 10 receive M freiyh,
directedto Pfitsburg, il being Impossible to get
teams 20 remove IL from the depOt In Charis.-
ton, s. G., the disease suit contiuucs.>aoaghn no
ed much. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-08


- Hazing is practiced by the young ladies of
michigan University,
ga confidence man, calling himself"H. r.
Adult, London. England has been "doine
ip Lexington, Va, and its vicinity.
SDetroit has her small-p ox well distributed
smallpox patient travelled about the city sixty
hours before he was captured.
@Mrs. Charles Wallace, the wife of . mer-
chant at Richmond, Virginia, has become editor
II the Old Dominion Magazine.
~The Michigan newspapers are full Of
duced to ST..
~Two white women just below Balm bridge,
ronn., were numerically whipped by disguised
parties last week.
VMrs. Robert Groomes, of Memphis, has
lied from injuries received by the explosion Of
ooaloil lamp. ~
0An educational bill providing for free
-chool system and compulsory attendance has
been introduced into the legislative council OF
Melbourne.
ga woman in Arkansas has kukluxed her
husband. Against all entreaties he pessisted ia
tayipg late at III. lodge, and she gave him Q
,oat of tar and feathers.
s%The jsLer Of St Louis has issued An order
-xcluGing from the jail young ladies' with tracts
de says that some OF the prisoners have been re-
ceiving love-letteTs As well as tracts.
give are soon 10 have fresh deluRe of in
formation about Paree and Yurrup. The large
party OF young women who haze been making
return. : -
sNMTs. Cunningham Of Davenport, Iowa,
aas recovered 800 from Mr.. p. Ozias Tor
fnreach OF promise or marriage. -. Col. e. r.
Kennedy OF Altamo"t, Cal, has sued widow
here for 80 GOO for the same offence.
Among the lost On tie Nissouri WAS VIM
v. hempstead. the purser. He was engaged u
DO m rried 70 Mrs Ida Geeelsy. who thus
same time. FTt -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-08

THE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
the latest returns of the Presidential election,
resulting in the choice Of Gen. Grant by 81 of
the 81 states of the UniOn the horse disease here
and elsewhere; where and how the counterfeit
ers werk; arrest OF Woodruff and Clahin; inn
provemente Of streets and avenues by tho board
OF public works; latest and best tales, poems,
sketches, and society items; together with in
gossip, agricultural items, household receipts,
Re-, SC.
ftrms. One dollar and half per annum, In
advance; single copies i've cents, in wrappers
ready for mailing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-08
The Burning Of the Missouri.
rURTHER PARTICULARS OF THAT rEREu

DISASTER.
NEW YORK, Nov. S-Fiye seamen of the
burned steamer Missouri are passengers by the
steamer Moro Castle, which arrived to-day
from Havana. The Nassau Herald of October
30th contains the statement OF John Richie.
VINO was one of q party Of ten accom-,
panying MI. Cleveland, Of Nassau, to
Rot0 Nassau in connection with the Victoria
notei; henen states that the boat he was
savedin was cut adrift from the burning steamer
while several men were ON the rope endesyorins
TO reach the boat. 1t contained nine or tan
persons. After several hours rowing It landed
A. the Great Guano Cay; staid there over night
Next DAY put OF, and were picked up the
schooner Spy, and taken into Nassau. Rehees
states that there ives great confusion
nre the engines were stopped ffteen times. and
ne did not think the Missouri seaworthy. A
court OF inquiry commenced taking testimony
relative 20 the ioee Of the Missouri at Nassau on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-08

1HB CosT OF THE LLOYD TgIAL-Bafore the
adjournment Of the last term of The Iouaona
lNa.) circuit court, Judge Keith signed the fol-
owing bills OF char yes incurred By tue comm IN
wealth in the prosecution OF tie LLOYD case
Twelve jurors, days, slUS; j. NJ. Orr, assistant
attorney, 500; Prof Tonrv. OF baltimore
II 500; Prot. Tiffany, OF Baltimore. s6aO: Prof.
Normly, OF Ohio, $50; Prof MalleJt. of the
University Virginia, sSiS; other expenses,
Sl246s. Total, S3,10oCs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-08

COAL MINES In BUCHANAN COUNTY, Wa
correspondent, writing from Buch anan, Va,
informs the Richmond Val Enquirer that that
section OF the state is excited over the discovery
OF several large veins of iron ere, which run
fronting that village. An opening in it has been
purcbased by Messrs. Schultz & Locker, who
have entered into q contract with Q firm In
Philadelphia to furnish q thousand tons .
month. Buchanan Is fast becoming q minina
and manufacturing center of much Importance.
1t is portion Of the state In which capital can
be probably invested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-08

THERE WAS NO RXAGG GRAFTON in the remark
made by London magistrate the other day
" mat there seemed at present to be a mania
among women for committing suicide" Every
LAY there are number of cases of attempted or
srcct ssful suicides in that city. On single day
not long since there were six such attempts, OF
which three were succ essful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-08

A GENTLEMAN did not always agree with his
wife, nor she with him. On one occasion she
summoned physician, declaring that her hus-
band had poisoned her. The husband loudly
'rotested his innocence, and offered as a
clineher this test: {" Doctor, open her right here
IN the spot; I'm Willing.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-08

NASHVILLE, Nov. Sc n. L. s. GrIat May
nard and seven other Congressman are elected.
Freeman, for Governor, is ahead and probably
elected. One hundred guns were tired here in
honor of YOUR election
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-08

TIN DAYS WITHOUT FooD.-The ehip Mon.
COLA, from Quebec for Grantown, put int
Greenock, recently, having been disabled in a
storm. The crew experienced dreadful suffer.
ings, having been ten days without provisions
anu constantly exposed 70 the sea- All sur
WED, but reached port in a fearfully ENACT
atei condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-08
~"Josie'' Mansfield is in Paris.

ga poodle In indianapolis is seeking lon
gevity by chewing tobacco.
ga boy at Sycamore, Illinois, was choked
10 death by q kernel Of corn the other day.
sVThe agile OK nov speeds the m ans from
the DEPOT 20 the Chicago postofsc &C.
sIKinety-6ve St Iouisiaus died from yariola
(which 10 smsil-pox) last week.
G0A light wagon drawn by . span of goats "a
an incident Of the ep.zootie, in Chicago.
~The Irish government has profit aited the
importation Of horses from The United States.
8IThe Chicago re~ery horses are afflicted
with the epizootic, and take 10 their bier re<ign-
edly. 80
0After ireland has furnished the most
brilliant orators; writers. statesmen aad war
Iicrs Of the English Empire, IL is ungrA ious An
MT. Froude 10 doubt the capicify cftL :. coun-
Try 20 govern itself.-N. r. kxpress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-08

HCNogs OF DEFRAT-An omnibus load of
ALEXANDRIA lawyers rode into the village of
Fairfax court house yesterday morning to attend
the circuit court. Approaching, they discovered
was remarked that one looked decidedly "blue, -
and II was found to be the Greeley banner. A
question was raised az to the height OF the poles.
taller. Nevertheless" said one of the party.
lit was not the tallest pole that knocked the
perSmmon this time" Granite asked a
Greeleyite, on King street, this morning, how
he felt after the election. The reply OF the
Greeleyite "was that he felt like Lazarus did
when he was licked by dOgs!"-Fi Virginia (Aler-
Gndria) SeRtislel, 7M. -.