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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-11
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semi- kly Steamship Line.
Composed OF the irs. class Steamships
~ !, 80 =; fc,i; tULEf;: T. Capt. D. J. PRICE
X !, 1.fi, 6ECt:A CLYDE. Capt. D. C. CH1LDs
Capt. J. S. BENNETT
WILL here after eail from BALTIMORE
from MILMINGTON every wEDNtsDAY
g conneciing 1n mga al wilmngtsb n. G., with the
Wilmington, Co'umbia and Augusta Rail.
road, giving Through Bills Of Lading to and
rom all points in North and South Carolina.
Georgia and Alabama.
CONNECTING at Columbia, S. c., with the
Ircenvlilc and Columbia Railroad and Char
iotte division OF the Charlotte. Columbia and
Augusta Railroad.
connecting st Augusta. Ga, with Georgia.
Macon and Augusta and Central l,ailroads
Steamers Of this line, on arrival ia vii.
mlngtop. stop at Railroad Depot, and the
Naliroad Frt ght, being slowed seunra telv in
steamer, is transferred, under covered sheds.
direct to Cara, without delay, and forwarded
by tho fast Freight Express that eveniug.
No drayagc III Wilmington. and no transfer
from Wilmington South. Rates guaranteed
as low as by any other route, and all Ioeees
or over. charges promptly paid.
Mark all Goods pia Steamship to Wilminr-
ton. and forward Bills Of Lading to nailrosd
Agent, Wilmington, N. O..
For further Inform alton, apply to either Of
Agents OF the line.
ANDREWS j. CO, Agents B. d W. Steam
ship Line, No 70 Smiths Wharf, Baltimore.
A. D. CAZAUX, Agent D. d W. Steamship
Line, Wilmington, N. G.
+. F. * vofE cf.RK qe1.sal ssa,, r,reight Agent:
H.M. CoTT1NaHAM' ng GenessI sGn' We.ter, e; T..
Agent, Atlanta, ia. Nov % 3mos
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Fer CUBA

With vengeance, il slowly losing it's fec: :;
but the sensation awakened by the Indian
Girl In Columbia and state, by tho remarka-
bio low prices for Cigars. is increasing as
rapidly as tho good news spreads.
PEh!QUE, FINE GU and those Cigars at
81 per box, deacrye your attention. Dec 5
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TRADE SOUTH CAROLINA

Pay Certificates at heavy discount. will not
feel that they have lost go very much when
purchasing Of liz maid, RS they can got
Cigars at five cents equal to thosc bought
ticiaha nni nc~spapcr editors, advocating
going
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Just Received,

Just Received,
AK extra fine lot OF Kentucky
MULES and HORSES. s0mc of Which
apGnG.arc we'll broke. They may DO seon
a, UnArlos Logan's Stables, corner Senate
and Assembly strceta.
Nov ~ w. 8. K T., TIA .,ROTT
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Grand Concert

Grand Concert
To Aid in Re- Building Washington Street
Church.
"A GRAND VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL
~ CONCERT will be given By Madame
Brignoli, Proiessors Denck and Plate, assist.
ed by several amateurs OF Columbia and
Charleston, at Parker's Hall, on TUESDAY,
December 16. Tickets 81. Dec
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
At THE
Grand Central Dry Goods Esta blishmt
w. D. LOVE & co.

A VERY large stock of desirable GOODS,
"a purchased since the panic, at auction
and elsewhere. will be offered on MONDAY,
November 10, 1873, and thrOughou The week,
at the most EXTRAORDINARY Low PRICES EVER
KNOWN IN THIS CITY.
Our entire stock Of DRESS GOODS will be
offered at lees than PANIC PRICES
All the newan desirable Fabrics in Mourn
nE Dress Goods, including sovcnty-iiso
pieces OF Black Alpacas, Of tho best goods
made, will be offered 1T panic prices.
Flanacls, Blankets. Comfortablcs. Hosiery
and Underwear iur ladies. gents and ch-
drcn, of every eizo anu quality, at extremely
low pricCs.
In our LACE department, We cilrr All i'm.
men-c assortment OF goods, comprising Col
larctics, Jabnts, Rutls, Tics, Nc, which la
dies Will iiud 10 lie the best assortment VT
have eyer exhibited. and Ut unusually low
prices.
Our st"ck OF Domcstir., Prints, Jcy,s,
Iwreds and Caaeimcrcs comprise II full line
OF chuic: Goods. ut very low prices. Linen
and Eon>chr' ping Goods much under for
mcr prices. Carpets and Rugs at IL great re-
'luction, to reduce stock and give oIir Gust on
ers bar, na
Don't TAIL 10 SC cure some q! ;i.c great bar
gam. t., lie '"unt III the Grand Central Dry
Good- Es'ab!!- Emcnt Of
". d. LOVE * co,
Under the Wheeler House.
W. ID. LOVE. Il. Il. MCGHEEKY
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To Members Of the Bar.

VOLUME iii RICHARDSON'S REPOnTS.
new series, - Al.o. Il large n.sult.
ncnt OF other Law on"hs and Law Eianks
For sait ut Il l.. HkYANs; :; Bookstore.
Nov ii
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Columbia Music Store

ffNkE pleasure i'll calling the a,te,ti., oi
L the pUb.o {" nn discrimination ui ti,.;i
STOCK or MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, con-
Aistinc OF Pianos, Church and rarlci Organs,
Molodcone, Niolins, Guitars, Eanjos, flutes,
Accordcons, BrasH and Silver Band instru-
men!s OF all kirda. Also, sheet Music and
Instruction Books for every clasa OF Musical
Instruments on Land at al! times. We are
Sole Agents for the state Of South Carolina
nf Estcy Il Co.'s COTTAGE ORGANS. Sheet
Music sent by mail, pest PAID, on receipt of
price; and all kinds OF A!usical G ooGr ecnt by
Express, whCh ordered. to any part If the
State, marked G. q. l.. Good SECONDHAND
Pianos and Crgahs Tor sslt clta). for cash
PianOr, Organs aid McluGconp Tuitl and
Repaired in satisfactory MAJ nor: ard will
givecspecial attcnti"ntc Packing Removing
and Shipping Pianos Tor other rartios ,oany
po.Et desired, ri mndti rate prices.
Allordere promptly Mttonded.o ard .atis-
faction guaranteed to those fave RI, us with
their patronage. Send for nnr catalogue of
sheet hlnsic an! Musical Mcrcl aEdirc Ri.
chards0n street, few door, tLcyc IHHNIX
of1ico. Onlumbia y. c. Now
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special Not1oos.
OBSTACLES 70 MARRIAGE,

Happy Relief for Young N!c:; from The
effects of errors and abuses in early life.
Manhood restored. Impediments to Mar
rlHge removed. New method of treatment.
Circulars scnt free, in sealed envelopes. Ad-
drcss nOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, PAN institu-
ton having q high reputation for honorable
JOHN C. JACOB.
MANUFACTURE OF SAUSAGEs, DO-
IHl LOGNAS. UDDINGB, HEAD
CHEESE. &c, corner Main and Medium
streets. two squares below State House. Fa-
railies, boarding houses and restaurants
supplied. Orders filled and delivered. Fresh
Pork and Beef also for eale. Nov Is 1mo
HOPE & GYLES
HAYE for sale
Ill 500 bushels OATS,
1000 bushels BRAN,
1000 bushels SHORTS.
Fresh Saur Kraut and Mince Meat,
100 Loxes RaisinR,
80 half-boxes Itaisins,
25 quarter-boxos Raisins,
so drums Smyrna Figs.
Dessicated Cocoanut,
100 pounds Seedless Raisins,
500 Heads OF Cabbage. Nov Is
MOORE & FABER,
6: Solicitors in Equity
COLUMBIA, s. C.
OFFICE on Main street, over Scott's Bank
" p. o. Box So. Nov II 1mo*
A. C. MOORE. W. II. FApER.
Lumber and Laths.
HATING large quantity OF BUILDING
Ill LUMBER and LATHS on hand, per
sons wanting tho samo can be supplied, ut
short notice. Orders left at my Residence
on Main street, near the new Government
Fost Office, or sent by mail. will meet prompt
attention. Terms cash.
Nov 2G limo ". LOWRY.
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Private BOARDING

Private BOARDING.
nj rs. WYATTis prepared to accommodate
IVI several BOAKDERS with meals and
lodging; nlso, provide for number of Table
Boardrrs. Residence on Plain, between lnll
ana tlckcns streets. Scpt9
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l. eceivcd at Par.

Great ihrr!%s III" :lrckinS tn avail them
selves Of This Opportunity 10 procure the
rh"ite Io'accCs as,l Cigars 10 be had
al tie California Cigar Store.
%"E! y. SCLXnAC!IEn
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Drs. Greene. Lindley & Bentley's
GREAT FAMILY MEDICINES

COMPOUND EXTRACT CORYDALIs,
~ tho great vegetable Alternative for all
diseases arising from impure blood.
DR.. GREEEE'S FIT CURE, for the
cure of Epilepsy, Fits. Spasms, and convul-
sions Of all kinds.
Medicated Honey. for Coughs, CClda
Bronchitis, Group, and all diseases OF the
lungs and air passagcs.
Neuralgia Specific, certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Nci vous
Headache, and Ill nervous pains.
Wabash Valley Ague Cure. Contains
. no Quinine. A most poaitivo romedy for
ChilIs, Bilious Fever. and COMPOSITIONS Of
Liver and spleen. Acts like charm.
Prepared at the Laboratory, Charlotte, n.
O. For sale by w. q. FISHER,
Nov go t1y Columbia. S. C.
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Coughs Colds, Hoarseners. and cave you
from Consumption.
The best place is always the cheapest.
Good advice, your best friend when sick, is
he who cures you. All kinds Of good MEDI-
C1NES at HElN1TSHS DRUG STORE,
Sept 30 Opposite PHTNIX Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-26

NcTABIEe AT TEE vIExxA ExHIBrTrox
One Of Baysrd Tsylor's letttrs says
The Prince Of Wales had buttoned his brown
coat 20 bind In the growing rotnndity OF his
body, and walked very lightly, considering his
weight His face Is thoroughly amiable and
good humored, but nothing more. His reign
viii bring no dangers GO England
FREDERICK William OF PRUSSIA improves on a
nesrfr view. In his photographs there l. A half
sullen gathering of the eyebrows and a hard
vacancy I'm the gaKe, which DO not belong 20
the real man. His eyes are unusually light
blue, which counts for their PHOTOGRAPHIC
dullness; but they are. in reality. bright frank
and winning. His face expresses a good deal OF
Mathew Arnold's sweetness and light" \
should name, a. is two prominent chsrscteris-
tics, virility and honesty. The Crown Princess
Victoria chung % hts arm with very evident
many ladies, that her dress was q green ,aflety,
%; The pew bronze color with twg lor Was Il
ihreee) richly embroidered fcunces. II did not
sweep the floor behind her.
VIM. Howard Russell was about 90 write OF
the ladies dresses, but he SAYS.
g have had an awful warning. TIE morn
ing sfter the opening ! sat near two AIDES az
breakfast, who were immensely am -sed with
the newspaper. one was reading aioud, AID
without intending 20 Listen, I became swsr-,
HsdiQr, moi, that this merriment was caused by
an elaborate account OF the dresses OF the En-
press, and Of the ladies on the imperial ssfr
which some audscious hut ignorant man haf
yentured 20 give. and which was pronounced to
be wrong In detail, In color. Her pouffe was
not violet, II was mauvt'' And see, 10 SAYS -ue
had on ohap.ou perie girls with lilies. &c wss
light green, &c"
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REGULATING THE POSTAL CARD BusISEss-
The superintendents, clerks and carriers OF the
New York post Office and its sub-station. have
been instructed by Postmaster Jones 20 regard
postal cards the same sealed letters, amt not
a. printed matter. When unbelievable, u.-
claimed or unavailable. however, they are no;
TO be returned to the writers sent 20 the de 81
letter office. Those containing indecent words
or pictures, or any scurrilous epithets or dis
loyal devices are TO be sent 90 the searcher's
department. Although unprotected by seal,
postal cards are nevertheless mail matter in
trusted TO the post Office for Transmission and
delivery only, and as such the postmaster q -
sires that they should be exempt from idle Gu
frosty and comment by the employees in his
Office. Clerks and carriers are prohibited from
exhibiting or communicating anv message on a
card except TO the person authorized 20 re-
ceiye il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-26

AFFAIRS In LoUDoN COUNTY. VA xa.-
derons ssduh Nth a RdzSr.-On Thursday
morning difficulty occurred in this town, be-
tween two colOred men-Edward Brown and
Horace Brown-which resulted in Horace
Brown being cut in three pla ces, very severely
with razOr-On the shoulder, forehead and on
the head. Edward Brown, IL appears, banterea
Horace for fight. They repaired to point on
the railroad, near the de; lot, when Horace
stripped in the usual style tn pugiists of their
stamp, for far fight Neil had In the mean
time armed himself with a razor, and com
menced violent and dea lily assault upon his
antagonist, cutting him a. above mentioned
Horace being unarmed, ran until he could get q
rock, when he turned upon Ned, who then fied,
and has not been seen since.
Land Sdle.-Mr. John B. Donnelly, of George
town, has recently sold the farm formerly owned
by A. Stats, on the Alexandria turnpike, two
miles above Falls Church, to las. X. O'Neal
dealer in fertilizers, for 10000.
p. Oh. 4. Hutchison is appointed post
master at Unison, In this county, vice James c.
Swain, resigned. A new st Office is established
at MorrisOnville, LOud0u county, Va, on
special route. with Archibald Morrison as post
master-Leesburg WdshiE ,foaian.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Leeches. Leeches. Leeches.
Imported Swedish Leechts will hereafter always
be kept for sale, wholesale retail, by ARTHUR
NATrANs, Druggist, corner ID and d streets north
ALSO JUST RECEIVED
a fresh supply Of all new Family and Patent Medi-
Castoria, a substitute for Castor OH,
Centaur Liniment
summons Liver lnv1gOrator,
Ayers Medicines,
Schenck g Medicines,
Michlers Herb Bitters,
WinchesteIs Hypo, phosphates,
p Ga J hTsse MeS al IN, s,n"s'
Helmbolds Buchu,
Kennedy . Discovery, salve and Liniment,
Sage's Catarrh Remedy,
These and all other Remedies Of the day at my
popular low rates for cash.
my23-tr ID and streets northwest.
The Gsrham Manufactur Company
remind the public that the Supreme Court Of the
United States has recently given decision in their
favor which secures full protection from the imia.
tors OF their designs.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
is requested TO the fact that the following trade
marks are stamped upon every article manufactured
BY them.
Go aG%@' S SFs G Sr eo,a T%1i E %srt p 4s
e%@ ,,.. 4,
STERLING
GoRHAM MFG. Co..
Manufacturers of
Sterling Silver Ware and Fine Electro Plate,
Providence, Z L., and Bond-st., New York.
Tea Services, Dinner Services, and Wedding Out.
fits great varety from the to the smallest
Of the highest order are constantly issuing from the
Gorham Works. apHm.St
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FOREIGNERS CoNING.-"They are leaylus m
in swarms'-is the comment OF the pail AT
Gazette upon the sudden rush OF EN- snis 20 the
sn srn q England. The outgo is really
enormous. The number ofintending rmi grAntss
VINO arrived in Liverpool daily during the lrsf
eight days of the present month wa, 80 great
that the lodging house keepers found &c dircult
in temporary quarters TO wait for vacancies.
During the week ending MAY Z, upward OF
10000 steerage passengers left for The United
this number would be Increased 10 Il.ooO OF
5000 by the middle of the month. A consider
able proportion of these persons were Germ ans .
and some Of them had come from the Baltic
ports, but we have the authority OF the Fngi-h
papers for the statement that "vast Ba a. oers
are English and Irish"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-26

THE TWEED JURoRs.-A CayIoas RnnOr 4
ttr'hldtIOR.-A rnmor Was extensively circnla-
ton abou the City Hall park aud the district
attorneys once this afternoon, that the suhpa.-
ma clerks and other subordinates had been as
slgned TO special and very delicate duty-in
other words, IL was said hat the names OF q Ger.
tan number OF the persons summoned 20 &C
a. jurors in the Tweed case ON TUESDAY xcrs
given TO each Of them, with instructions 20
ind out the social and business status aud gen
eral character OF every man ON the panel. in-
quiries were 20 be secretly made I'm the vicinity
OF each mans place OF business, as well A. of
his private residence; In a word, nothing was
TO be left undone 90 furn sh a complete ani COR
rect picture OF the past and present life. "a en-
able the district attorney 90 know Who were
suitable men 90 sit on the jury which h % try
me " Boss."-N. T. commercioi, 24tA-
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BOLD ROBBERY BY MEANS OF CHLoRoFoGM.
robbery was effected by the use Of chloro-
form in the dwelling of Mr.. Charles Conway,
l49 North Bond street, about O'Clock i'm the
morning of the 18th inst, the facts of which
have Just been made known. The robbery was
attended with circumstances Of an unusual and
singular nature. Mrs. Conway, who wa,
sleeping beside her husband, stated that she
was aroused to partial copsciousness about the
hour named, and saw by the light Of the moon
or OF the breaking day, two men at the side
the bed by her husband, one of whom had Dis
be in a kind of a dream, which she afterward.
knew was caused by chlorOform. She could Sc
and hear, but was not conscious Of what wa
being done 50 as to be alarmed; she thought she
was in boat and that the men she saw were
employed on the boat; one of the men was large
ana the other small; the larger one, though a
white man as she knows from his beard and
hair, whom she is sure she could recognise. eth
er had his face blackened, or had on a mask
He applied a rag, which she afterwards dis
covered was saturated with chloroform, to the
race OF ner husband several times, and also to
her own. The men partly lifted up her hus-
band and got from between one Of the stats and
the mattrass and bed on which they slept
pOcket-book containing S132, which they seemed
to know was there. They also took his gold
watch from under Mr.. Coma ways pillow They
then snatehed up quantity of Mr.. Conaway's
clothes and went down stairs. By this time
Mrs. Conway had sufficiently recovered to cry
out to her husband, 1--WE are robbed; get
your revolver" Sand to raise the window and
cry out as the men ran out of the front door
Mr.. Conway was then aroused, but too late to
make close pursuit. In their haste the robbers
dropped the clothes, and in the pocket Of one
OF the coats was found the watch There was
to indicate in what manner entrance was eff
Observation-Disclosures Sun, 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-26

OLIVER CHARLICK SEES THE "EvENING
Post" FOR LIBRL.-A sCit for libel has been
commenced In the court of common pleas by
Oliver Chariick against VIM. Cullen Bryant
Isaac Henderson, and Parke Goodwin, of the
Evening Post, damages being laid at $4,000
ting to Mr.. Charlick in connection With his
appointment a. . member Of the police board,
in which it IL asserted he IL spoken of e 4 mem,
Der OF the common council when IL went Under
mercidl, 24fk.
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SEARCH FOR THE SEcRErKD MONEY OF Mn
LAMPLEY.-Mr. Lampley made some search
Saturday for the money OF which he was robbed
at the time OF his wife's murder by Hollohan
and Nicholson, but 20 far, IL II understood with
out success. A considerable crowd collected TO
watch the oper ations Of the seeker for the
sunken silver In Jones' falls, but Mr.. Lampley
soon desisted. A man who said he followed the
ayocation Of u diver called az Mr. Lampley's
Saturday ~ offer his services, but did not Ind
him at h0me.-BdH. sam. 26fL
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From Europe To-day.

DBRBY.
NEW YoRK, May 26.-At the Chantllly
Paris races. yesterday, Boiard was the winner
Flageiot rs second, and AppaIlon third.
Franc Ttrux was nowhere. Nine horses
started.
THE PROPOSED AeIATIc RAILROAD.
LONDON, May 36.-The DAILY Ne,cs this morn
ing publies ee the correspondence between Les
seps and gnatief, the Russian ambassador, at
Constant. ople, regarding the building of q
railroad gcr03 central Asia, 10 connect the
Russian AID Indian railway system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-26

INTERNAL REvESUK.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s72i, 330.s3.
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ma, a most s.Ax1yuL rsIok was played lately
generous woer had procured psckaee AZ gnn-
drops 70 present TO hit Angelina ever dear. but
the other man maliciously substituted Aerefor
. paper OF white beans. Il was not unfil fhree
O'Clock In the morning that nattor1 vere -
planned and Reconciliation effected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-26

SURGEON c. 3. j. WELLS has been ordered to
the New York navy yard, in place Of Surgeon
NJ. Bradley, detached from that yard ana
placed on waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-26

THE INDIAN SCARE In NEVADA AND CALL
.Horements Of the Sdrdges.
A telegram from the deputy sheriff of Elko
county. Nevada, who was sent to investigate
the troubles with the Indians at Spruce noun
tain, confirms previous reports. Large num-
bers OF the Snakes, GOshOOts and ShOsOnes are
holding council in Deep creek in the vicinity
OF spruce mountain. The redskins have all
disappeared from around the settlements in that
section. Herders in charge of Gov Bradley's
cattle, near the scene Of the trouble have been
notif1ed by the Indians to leave the country at
once, under penalty Of being killed. The set
tiers OF Spruce mountain are securing all the
arms and ammunition possible, and are prepar-
ing to resist Indian outrages.
The settlers of Surprise valley, California are
alarmed by the fact that the old chief Winnie
mucca has gone north on the war path with 60
warriors. He was followed by cavalry and asked
where he was going. He told the officers - mind
their own business, and il they wanted to light
he was ready. He was warned to behave him
self, and allowed TO pass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-26

COMMISSIONERS DRUMNoND, OF the General
Land Office, has gone to Colorado, where he
will remain three weeks for the benefit of his
healty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-26

GENERAL SHERMAN is now i'm st. Louis, but
viii return here Wednesday or Thursday.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

DARkHURST HOUSE, Annapolis Junction,
y frotrard county Nd. situated ON the a Z. I. 4
Washington Branch Baltimore aud Ohio VE.AV
Railroad Improvements have been made lk.
Tor the comfort OF guests equal to
IN the state. Guests with families will fluid this
House desirable place -or the summer For fur
Their information address
n22-2w' GEORGE BELL, Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-26

SIGNALS ON PIXIES PEAK.-The Secretary
OF War, at the request of Prof. Hayden, has or
dered signal station to be esta blshed on the
summit of Pixies Peak
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AN UNPLEASANT FANILY.-A correspondent
OF the Portland Press, writing OF the murder of
Dr. Baker, AT Warren, Me-, saws OF the mother
OF the woman involved I'm the affair: 1.-The old
lady, Elizabeth Mink, il said TO he the mother
OF twenty-tw children, large part OF whom
are liying-all the sons have been married, but
only one lives with his wife at the present time.
Three sons live in the neighborhood. and IL Was
at the house of one Of these that the old lady
went the day before to stay a few DAYS. Hard
stories are told Of her, and her whole life seems
to have been continual scene OF care and
trouble. She was ar Rockland four weeks last
spring, obtaining n divorce. Her husband had
the farm. A few weeks after the barn was
burned, but no one found yuilty.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-26

CLOTHING CLERKe COMBINING TO CLOSE
EARIY-A permanent organization of the
clothing clerks Of New York has been formed.
Tor the special object Of forcing employers to
close their stores before O'Clock. Most stores
close at that hour, but 1t 10 said that the
to later hour. 1t b to check this movement
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