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aoagAw.
MOVE ON:

The march of life should never stay
All things should onward tend
Man should not prolong progression's sway,
But strive TO move and mend.
The waters move in depth of ocean,
The streams along the dales.
And rivulets. with onward motion.
Through sweet and vsrdant wales,
Move on
TIE clouds move gently through the sky,
The earth rolls ever on;
Time swiftly in It's course runs by,
Aud years psss one BY one.
Man too should strive 10 follow them
In this their onward way,
Permitting naught the tide 10 stem,
Bat ever, day BY day,
Men may be wiser ifthey strive
More virtuous II they will;
And ~ho within the world would thrive,
Must aim at highe. still.
Let bigots stand By doctrines old,
The wise will pass them by;
Weak minds will cling with subtle hold.
But strong ones valisntly
Like the water rolling TO the ocean,
Down mountains 6lld on high
Like clouds forever in commotion,
That move across the sky
VIII we forever onward press,
fhs fetterless and free;
And deeming virtue happiness.
Our watch word ever be
Move on!
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o"aNhh " Ming AND GEORGE srnEgrs,
CHARLESTON, sc.
yfN addition 10 the late imprcsemen,s = N.
~ es,sss'shmeni. len mors nee rooms h.v4 81,
added by the prs.sns Psoprcser. fns The heller a..
eon,aods,ion Of his iiiends. Il siii eonpat. 4.
Worldly with any aimilsr e*iabiisf aeni, ei,hsr a
pcias Of architectural beauty or iis stcomnaS..
sions. IN the soa'hfsn eouairy. The .Amerirsa'
: conveniently situlisd in respect 10 The R.l
Road and Steamboat landing. being e3s,. dis,.r.
from beth The Proprietor pledges himself d -.
every exedioa TO give Satisfaction.
IA. HoKE.
Oct. 10. 1919 5,f
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Letter from Nejo' DDgsid MDagaia. Crs
trek Pgsf Office.


dooRE couNTY. n. C., DEc IS, isis
Dr.. J kuhl--Desr Sir.
i.sdy IN iii, couoty. siie,rd with nerves
compliant. Prolspsus u,efi. Fluor Abos, Esd !
somewta' detanged mind. csused by obslfuclnps
was for shout twelve months attended ~ los' y
our eminent Physicians. without any effect I'd
every one suoeessyely declared her ipcursbls,s' -;
that she had 10 die. She then procured tao b.
iie' OF your Abyssinis Mixture from me, shes
cured her entirely. Sue has since married, ~
Is 10 perfect good health and happy The Ahyl
sinM Mixture has likewise proved very ficacss
IN many Other diseases, but particularly IN sai'
diseases, 10 which Il should have the pfel,Tffa
of all others. Yours ohedice,ly.
DUGALD MeDuGALp
Price foribe Aby@sipia Mature per bOa' n
cents, s IS & sa5O.
Likewise on hand and Tor sale. Dr.. KuhIs y
storet, Cnivefnal Plaster, Cod Mine Bal.am ~
7 J. lIOLTDN, Agent
Charlotte. n. G
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CAROLINA INN.
CM.ERLOTTE, ": C.


lEftiE above establishment. situated IN Maj,
II Street, third lot North Of the Public snu,,.
in the tuwn OF Charlotte, has been constantly h,
opcn by the pfeson, Proprietor. from the Is, 4
January. lsfU TO the present Time for the accom-.
modation OF the Pubic. ard will con,ir ne Ia /.
Kept open for the ssne parpose.
The Establishment has be, n enisrred and i'm.
proved 10 very co, side, able extent within m.
last two yesfs--lbe entire building is in cone.,,
repair aud is 50 constructed thst al ths Yn,,'.
have abundau, light AID can bs vcntila,.d at p,,.
sure.
The Stublrs are moi IN 'cri~r 10 any beion,;,.
10 any similar Establ,,hm, ut in " es,ern No,
Carolina and care will be taken that th,x NJ.
always be supplied With abundance If rood g,,l.
and pros,rdsr AID attended by .aishiu. and e,s,'
rieneed fiosiitrs.
The Subscriber will use every esertion 10 si,,
satisfaction 10 all WHO may paironize his Hen,
and hesrste' not TO ,ay that, fiom ten ycsrS 81.
pef,ence he will re stie to keep up Nhe accok,mo.
dalton al the Carolina Ina, in . slyle no, ,a,p..,
ed by ans Pubic lIopsc in this interior count.y-
and he TAKES this opportunity IL return his ss,.
dial respects 10 generous Publir Tor past favor,
aae respectfully solicits . Continuance OF th,,,
patronage and confidence.
pRoFERS can, at all tin'es. be supplied uiik
convenient and well enclosed lo,s, free OF char,
and furnished with grain at low price.
VI The Charlotte and Camden Stsrcs .rriy.
ant depart I'll seekly.
JENNINGS n. KERR
Oct. IL, ls4o. 5I,f
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Gatp nitl, N. G., Auo i,Is4s.
DR. j. knhl-Dear 81
You will please h'Fwsrd to US a, som az en-,
ven,eni. 're,h supply the Res,nfer 9th, Br,s
and The Abyss'nis Mixture, &C have sald GU, f.,
some time The Refioter spd u. Depursliu
rosdef, have proved 10 be very tfiicsciou. i,
'ni'ness OF the chest. Rheumatism, Sore L,rs. Il.
hamma''ons OF he Eyer, Dehiii,v. and other shrs
h'e dis'sses' We warranted The bjssinia Mr.
,ufe 70 every paiirni. sne 20 enc has ssked 10 RI
lhe money r'nrntd' bn, on the contrary. swr
ore mas pfa,'sa iis great ssnat We powers.
we remain ynufr. respectfully.
A. s. ID. ". IlDNEYCI III, /
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A. q d. v. IioNEYctTT.
CuscosD. N, q. Low % ,sls

CuscoFD. N. O.. JuLY %, Isls
DR.. Kuhl--D-ar SIR;
We have sod 40, all of vonr Ahy sonia Mlf,ar
u has gwen entire aafisfssfiDn To- ell tbose ~
have us,d 1t. We bav, wsuanted the Aby.siaa
Mixture ~ all case. On our up account; snd q
eao say, Il has reYsr 'siled. We have dailr e,s
for more OF tho Asy sSinia Msinie. and you Ill
please send us as sooa IS passihle such supat
which all answer the great demsnd.
Very respectfully tours.
2HiFER & York;.
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Horses, to make good plou. b team, should
work steadily together, aud be obedent to
The rord. A psrsou before he commences
TO plough should be careful to see that his
plough is in proper order, and that his team
10 rightly gearcd. He should bs careful no,
to drive his horses too hard a, first, pariicu.
larry II he is plouehins sod, for they may get
overhea,ed, and be unable to stand the hard
work; this may DO prevented by gentle usage
at first, until they &c, hardened TO The work.
IL 10 often the case lhs, individuals unsc.
quain,ed with tho process &C farming, sfer
having purchased a farm. and oil the oeces
ssry implements Of husbsndty, proceeds TO
hire hands TO work for him. and endeavors TO
&c. those that can be had for the lowest wages
~hich no doubt are to him the most expensive.
Mos, likely they are rather Indifferent hands
Nov, with Indifferent hands, and the farmer
ignorant Of his business, or being acquainted
with bis business. n"glects to follow the advice
Of franklin maxim, We may conceive fancy
sketch Of the operations on q farm like this.
The farmsr having every,ho. ready TO con.
mence operations ~uh the plough, sends his
hand. to the field with q new plough, new
team and gears, all 10 the hands Of those 90.
at all acquainted With the su Of P!oughns.-
This being the STATE Of sifsits, il most geDer.
ally happens that the plough OF gears are
broken, or else the horses a'e either strained
or spoiled, and in the end i. costs The farmer
twice % much as if he had paid higher ~eges
TO good hand', or else psld more attention
himself TO the iruihfulness Of the old maxim.
j ia.
7redygrin, Chester Co.. Pa, lsi9.
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Oct. ls, is4a.
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DIR. KUfEL,S
Abyssinia Mixture.

rot Cssauh'. lnhacrxs, Cosiivsnrss, Plies. CT,
vel t'enor'lm. Giea', Floor Albas. or lls
Whites, Weakness, OSsiraciions. &c.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER PACIFIC
OFF HALIFAX.
Defeat Of ,he british Minist

The steamer Pacific arrived of Halifax Saturday
morning after quick passage and was boar ded by
the agent of the Associated Press from whom the
following brief Geographic report has been received
" The fh. United sta,eJ Mail steamship, Pacific Can
tain Ezra Nye, arrived of Halifax al O'Clock this
morning. She left Liverpool at o'clock Oh the at
ternoon of Wednesday, the 18th instant thus max
ing the passage across the Atlantic in days and
eieuen hours She had encountered heavy westerly
weather for the first three and half days. accom-
panied by heavy The engines had not been
stopped. She boarded by the new schooner of
the associated press, at three O'Clock this morning.
The Liverpool cotton market firm at the last
quotations. The sales on Saturday, the 9th; Mon
day, the 18th; and Tuesday, the 18th, reached
$1,000 bales.
There is no change in flour. The previous quo
tations were well maintained.
Corn has advanced from Is. a rs.
Provisions are dull at previous quotations.
U. 5. stocks are firm at the last quotations. Con-
soils, on the 18TH were quoted at 49, 90 for ac-
count, shut.
The commercial news is favorable.
Later advces from India are received, and are
uniavorabc in commercial point of view
The commercial intelligence from China not
regarded us favorable.
The political news from England is of considcra-
bic importance. After repeated efforts of Lord
Palmerston to arrange the Greek difficulty with
France, and after several postponements III the
British Parliament, the question was finally brought
up. and the ministry defeated.
Their resignation, in consequence of this defeat,
"a
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
washinuton City.

SUMNER ARRANGEMESr.-BoAR 81 50 PER DAY.
yINHE subscriber respectfully informs the public
L that from the first OF July the price Of board
will be reduced from 81 to 81 so per day, and at
the same time offers the same Inducements as here
tofore Ito travellers and persons visiting Washing
tom regards accommodations and the determin-
alton Of the proprietor to please his guests.
The United States Hotel is most conveniently
situated being on Pennsylvania avenue, and with.
in two minutes walk Of the railroad depot, and
five minutes walk OF the Capitol. The hotel IA
large, capable of accommodating one hundred and
forty persons, airy and comfortable The furniture
was all entirely new last fall, and the arrangements
of the hotel generally such as will give salts
In
The object of the proprietor in reducing the price
OF board is induce fair share OF patronage; and
he will at the same time assure the community
that his table will be well furnished his servants
as attentive, and the accommodations of his house
generally shall equal least the other hotels, who
charge 50 per day.
A baggs ge car will attend At the railroad depot
aud steamboat wharf 10 convey baggage 20 the
hotel EDW. II. FULLER, Proprietor.
A limited number Of permanent boarders VIII be
taken low during the summer and recess OF Con
gre.e. y. H. r.
July l-eOlm& ltaw2m
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Teiegraphic.

NIAGARA FALLS, June 20.
AT twenty minutes past O'Clock this afternoon
the Table Rock, at Niagara Falls, fell with ire
mcndous crash, which WAS heard for miles round.
a carriage and six persons was passing over at the
time They had just time TO escapr The carriage
WAS carried away with the rock. !. is stated that
the guide and some visiters under the rock al
the time.
BosToN, June %
II is stated here, on the best authority, that Pro-
iessor Webster has written letter TO the Governor
and council, confessng that he killed DR.. Park
man, but that 1t was not murder, and praying
that his sentence may be commuted. The letter,
though long, il is said does not give details Of the
fatal transaction; il will probably come before the
council next Tuesday.
We publish the foregoing it is received, leav-
ing the reader 10 give withhold credence as he
thinks proper.I
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LTTELI's LIVING AGE. NO. aaI- IA, cts.


CONTENTS.
l. Charles Astor Bristcd 20 Horace Mann.
Netc Hork Albion.
> The Game of Proverbs From The French
3. Lctticc Arnold, Chap. TX. A.-Ladies Com
pdri,On.
4 Street Showmen aud Performers. Morning
Chronicle.
). Maurice Tiernay, Chap. II. III Dublin Uni
Uersify Magazine
b Festival Of the Cradle Ladies' Companion
7. Cuvicr aud the Sw allows. Chambers Journal.
:. A German Colony in Brazi-Ner Monthly
Magazine.
g. War OF Hungarian Independence. -E Fran
incr.
10 The Mus Of Pope Marcellus - Genie des Arts.
With Poetry.
b5-A new volume has just commenced
"WAsHINGroS, 9th December, 1915.
"Of all the Periodical Journals devoted 10 Lite
nature and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country. this has appeared to 10 be the mos
useful II contains, indeed, tho exposition only Of
the current literature OF the English language but
THE, by its immense extent and comprehension,
includes n portraiturc at the human mind ia the
utmost expansion of the present age.
-. q. ADAMS"
Published weekly at six dollars year. by
f. LITTELL, 4 Co, Boston,
And sold by JosEPH SHiLLiN0TeN, corner {, T..
aud Penn. avenue. July l-dtrw&wlw
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LAST WEEK
GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION AT ODD
FELLOWS HALL.

CHA NGE OF SCENE
additional attraction.
A new scene, Of unrivallcd beauty and interest
called
The Storm, or picissitudes of Rural Life.
Is now open at Odd Fellows Hall, together wit
The Battle OF Bunker Hill-Fai,y Land, &c.
Doors open quarter before O'Clock; commence
half past o'clock.
Tickets % cents. Children under twelve years
of age Is cents July l-du
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The Latest.
BY Electric Telegraph from London 10 Liverpool.
10, a. m.-June 10, 1850.
England.

England.
No alteration worth mentioning occurred yes
terday in foreign exchanges
GREEK QuEsTIoS.rhe Daily Neios, in n lead
ing article, states that il understands the differ
ences between France and England have been ter
announce ON Monday evening.
The Herald says il behoovcs every protectionist
peer and every independent member 10 be in his
place ON Monday evening.
ALLEGED FRAUDS CUSTOM HoUsE.-The
Daily News says it is understood that the directors
of the docks express undated confidence in the Of
fccrs and servants in their employ who have been
prosecuted and there 10 at present general opin-
ion that the prosecutions have been rashly com
menced.
Lord Hoyden, envoy TO Spain, leaves London for
Paris on Monday, route to Madrid
Pans, Friday The Due de Broglie leaves Paris
on Sunday To visit Louis Philippe
PANS BoURsE.-Fives were 1910; Thrccs, So. 30
BERLIN, l2th.-The merchants of Stralsund had
presented memorial against the revision of The
tariff OF the Zolverein, proposed by the minister Of
commerce from Dresden.
II was rumored that disturbances had taken place
at Neustad, Solphen. Soldiers had been sent
ihither by railway. They appeared to be con
nectcd with any political cause.
COLONIAL Wool SALES. Attendance yesterday
again large rates of May, far, very well sup
ported for all good and middling flocks, but inic-
rior kinds half penny per pound lower
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL"


Coils, Coughs, asthma, Influenza, Group,
WhoopiBg Cough, and Consumption.
ri'HE uniform success which has attended the
Il Of this prcparatiOn--its alutary efect-its
power To relieve and cure affections Of the lungs.
have gained for IL celebrity cqualed by 100 other
medicine We offer il 10 the afflicted with entire
confidence in its virtues, and the full belief thatu
will subduc and remove the severest attacks Of die
case upon the throat and lungs. These results. rs
they become publicly known, very naturally at
tract the attention Of medical men and phianthro
psts every where. What Is their opinion OF CHERRY
PEcToRAL may be seen in the following;
vALESrisE MorT, NJ d., Professor of Surgery
Medical College. New York, says;
lit gives me pleasure 10 certify the value and
efficacy Of Ayers CHsRaY PsoroaAL, which con
slider peculiarly adapted 10 cure diseases of the
throat and lungs
From EpwARp HiTcncocK, M D.. III. D., Pres,-
det,f Of dsnhersf College.
&c. AvsR-Sp: have used your CHERsY PFC
roRhL in my own case Of deep seated bronchitis.
and am satisfied. from its chemical constitution,
that IL is an admirable compound for the relief oi
laryngial and bronchial difficulties. II my opinion
as to its superior character be of any service,
you at liberty 10 use il you think proper.
EDWARD HITCHCOCK.
AsHxHsT, Sept. ~, ls4e.
From BgNJAnIN SiLLIMAN, NJ H., III D., etc.
Professor Of Chemistry, hinealogy SC, Yois
College, member Of N, literary, historical, ph,io-
sophicoi and scientific societies Of drner,cd and
Europe.
deem the CHsHRy PrcroRAL an admirable com
position from of the best articles in the Mate
ria Medics, and very effective remedy for the
class of diseases IL is intended 10 cure.
New Haven, CT, Nov. |, 1919.
READ THE EVIDENCE.
HARTFORD, Jan. 20, iSl7.
Dr. j. G. Aysp-Deg SIR: Having been rescued
/ from painful and dangerous disease by your med
icine, gratitude prompts me to send you this ac-
acknowledgement, not only in justice 10 you, but for
the information Of others in like affection.
slight cold upon the lungs, neglected at hrst,
became 40 severe that splitting Of blood violent
cough and profuse night sweats followed aud fast
ened upon me. | became emacisted, could not
sleep, was distressed by my cough, and pain
through my chest, and ia short had all the alarm
ing symptoms of quick consumption. No medi-
cine seemed at all to reach my case, until provi-
dentislly tried your CBrRRv PsoropAL, which soon
relieved and now has cured me
Yours with respect, w. A. STEWART.
Prepared by J. G. AVER, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Washington, ID. G., by II. ID. w r.
Gilman; Georgetown, DIR. Lnthicum; Aesaudris,
Cook Peel; Richmond, Purcell, Ladd Co, ard
druggists generally. Feb, l2-dlytrlaTsw
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Tar CANADiAS LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY has just
made "A very important decision. Alter most es-
citing debate, IL has adopted by majority of two
votes series of resolutions in favor OF reinvestng
the control of the clergy reserves in the Provincial
government, and applying them to purposes OF
general education.
In 1871, ONE seventh of the wild lands Of Canada
were set apart for the support OF the Protestant
clergy. The Church Of England hrst alone, after
wards con ointly with the Church OF Scotland, con
tinucd TO enjoy these endovments for about nifty
years But their exclusive possession gave rise TO
constantly increasing opposition, ill at last II be-
came the proximatc cause of the rebellion IN upper
Canada in 1897 and rs. In 1910 partition OF the
endowments was made among all the religious
scots including the Roman Catholic; and all iutuTe
control over the lands transferred from the
Provincial TO the Imperial Legislature. hut these
measures did not stil the agitation OF The subject
Many Of the dissenting churches refused TO accept
any portion Of the lunds, and vigorous cry was
raiscd against all State churches and State endow-
nents and in favor of divertng the proceeds of the
lands from religious 10 educational purposes. The
French Canadians have opposed all interference
with the ENDORSEMENTS as earnestly as the English
Reformcrs, who generally dissenters, have la
bored iowa rds that end
The Imperial Parliament at home has yet to de
eide upon the question, and II IL hardly probable
that IL will ratify the decision of the Provincial
Legislature ". Y. Courier and Enquirer.
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4 CARD.-The subscriber would respectfully
n inform his customers that their respective &C
counts will be made OF up to the 3Oth Of June at
prepared 10 settle, by cash or with notes at short
dates.
lie would also take this opportunity to soy that
he has ON hand large stock of Spring aud Sum
incr goods, which viii be sold off very cheap.
VIM. r. RILEY
Corner Of sth street, opposite Centre Market.
June D -6teodif
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n..l OF IN. M.,ropol,., Jun, "a. 1850.

rI,HE TRUSTEES of this Bank have this day lie
L clared dividend Of four per cent. out OF the
profits of the current business for the last SIX
months.
They have slso declared AN extra dividend of i've
per cent out of profits realized within the same
period
Both Of which dividends will be ready 10 be paid
TO the stoc kholders on Monday, the LIST Of July next
June 2g-dif2t RI. SMITH, Cashier.
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NOZZLE MASUFAoTURIsG ConPANf.--Wc had
the pleasure of making visit this establishment
n day or two since. IL IL Handsomely situated on
Dog river, the rear the river, and fronting the
approach from the city. The building is one of the
most complete and substantial structures that we
have seen either north south. IL ia entirely OF
brick consisting of a main building three stories
high, with central tower in front, which forms
the main entrance, and Is furnished with stairs to
ascend TO the upper storics The main building ~
$50 feet in length with wing on the south, two
stories high. IS feet long making the whole build
ing 253 feet long II is well supplied with windows
for ventilation, and rooted with slate. There Is SO
little of the combustibe part of the building cs-
posed outwardly, that the risk from fire externally
is reduced to almost nothing. The building Is to
be heated by steam, cond Quoted by fues from the
CINE. BY this means equal temperature will be
diffused through the building, dispensing with FIRE,
and giving additional security TO the whole.
We found the workmen engaged in putting up
the machinery, which was made at the Mattewan
factory on North river. II is intended to run five
thousa nd and forty spindles and one hundred and
scventy-six looms. The machinery cost nearly
$4,000.
The factory Is provided with two sets of steam
engines constructed on the low pressure principle,
each supplied with its boilers, that in OF
accident necessary repairs TO one the other can
be put in operation The chimney u erected hf-
teen feet from the building. II ia TO be eighty -four
feet high when finished, and connected with the
furnaces by an srched hue under ground.
We understand that this beautiful establishment
will not be got into operation before next October.
When they ready to begin to work, II IL TO be
hoped the proprietors will signslzo the occurrence
by appropriate ceremonies, in which all who desire
their success, and the independence of the South,
may heartily Join. When the spindlcs are put in
motion, may eve be there 10 see
Mobile Register.
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THE STOCKHOLDERS in this Bank hereby
i notified that an election for Trustees of the
Bank Tor the year then ensuing will be held at the
banking house IN this city ON Monday the lst Of
July next.
The polls will be opened at 10 O'Clock, a. m, and
closed at | O'Clock, p. m
At the general meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Bank of the Metropolis convened az above ON the
Let Of July next such other matters will be acted
az may be then proposed.
By order OF the Board
June 2q-dif2t RID. SMITH, Csshier.
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CHANGE OF DAYS.
ROCK CREEK GROVE.

TINE Grove near Rock Creek Church will be
l. opened for visters on "Wednesday afternoon,
July g. at O'clock; on Thursday at 9, in the morn
ing, and on Friday, at O'Clock, p. IN To con-
tnue each day until sunset.
Refreshments in abundance, and on Thursday a
cold collation. for those who wish to dine in the
Grove.
Parties visiting the fair may economze by ma
king arrangements with the omnibus proprietors.
June %
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attEToRICAI ExHIBITIoN.

rI,HERE will be exhibition of the Students of
l. the Preparatory Department OF Columbian
College, under the instruction OF Mr. IL Richards,
at the street Baptist Church in this city, on
Tuesday evening, July I'd, commencing at 5
O'Clock precisely.
Abundance H. cents, for the benefit OF the
Washington Monument.
Music by the Marine Band.
Tickets obtained at the door, July