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Evening Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2114, 14 February 1870, Page 3

A Yankee editor is in quest of special attractions for his paper. He says:—“ What we want for this column is personalities as mean as possible. Expense of libel suits to be defrayed by the writer ; funeral expenses by us.” Advertisements received too late for Classification. ST. GEOROE’S HALL. Last Night but One of the CARANDINI CONCERTS, THIS EVENING, MONDAY, Madame Carandini’s Farewell Benefit, To-morrow, Tuesday. The Company will appear at Tokomairiro on Wednesday, Clutha Ferry op Thursday, TO BUILDERS—EXTENSION OF TIME. TENDERS are invited for the erection of a Malting-bouse, to be built for Messrs Marshall and Copeland, at the Water of Leith. Plans and specifications to be seen at the office of the undersigned, and tenders received up till Wednesday, 16th instant, at 2 o’clock. The lowest or any tender not necessanly accepted. E. J. SANDERS, Architect and Surveyor. WILLIAM SCOTT, Tobacconist, BEGS to draw attention to his having opened those central premises next Criterion Hotel, Princes street, and hopes, by keeping nothing but the very best Tobacco and Cigars, to merit a share of public patronagG‘ WILLIAM SCOTT. WANTED, a thorough Laundress. Apply to Mrs Sanders, High street. TO LET, Six-roomed House and Garden in Duncan street. Apply Kempthorne, Prosser, and Co. LOST, between the New Post Office and M‘Gregor's British Hotel, a Bloodstone Pendant, shape of a heart, gold mounted. Finder rewarded on bringing same to office of this paper. WANTED Known-Peaches, sixpence a pound; Rhubarb, nine pounds a shilling. Solomon Brothers, White House, Arcade. LECTURE. A LECTURE in connection with the First Church Young Men’s Christian Association will bo delivered by the Rev. Goo. Sutherland, in the Hall under the Church, on Tuesday evening first, at seven o’clock. _ T) . i Subject — <l Mohammedanism, its Eiso and Progress.” Tickets of admission, 6d each, to be had of Messrs Craig and Gillies, and Gilchrist, Princes street; and Messrs Mollison and Couston, Rattray street. WILLIAM COUSTON, Hon. Socy.