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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
Indian BureGu- California Indian A6ar.--By tbs last
mail from California the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
has received recent information from the superintendent
Of Indian affairs for that district in relation 70 the cond
ton Of the California Indians The following acts appear
in letter from Sebastian military reservation enclosed
with the report Of the superintendent;
"on or about the 2sth Of April, party Of white men
(about in number) made attack upon an Indian
rancheria killing o. and woundng or others alleging
that they had killed their cattle Those that escaped have
returned 20 the reservation, and satisfied go to
work and remain here where they will be protected from
unjust accusations They say that they innocent Of
the charge Of killing the cattle Of the whites and that
their people were killed wrosgfully. So the
news Of the massacre OF these Indians reached this place
the Indians informed me Of H. and told me that the
dams belonged Pac6cos and Henricos tribes and that
they would Immediately make attack upon the reserves
they bad done before and advised me to prepare for
attack from Pacifco and lenriel Immediately sent a
despatch TO Col Benl commanding at Fort Tejon for m
teen or twenty soldiers 70 assist In defending this place
lie promptly sent one company. They remained here
one day. and finding danger Of attack returned
the fort again Shortly everything became quiet and the
Indians here became quiet and went 70 work In
They have worked well since these reports cooled
down. At this time there are 200 Indians at work har
vestng the crop and told that they work better
they ever did before Pacfcos aud Henrcos bands are
here at work. and well contented therefore think
there will be further difficulties in this immediate vi
cinity.n
An Indian killed by white named ?. Van
pc the Klamath reservation in the northern part
California The Indian the time had pass from Agent
Tucker TO visit his old home This case was brought
fore the courts but the white acquitted because
no proof could be obtained that the Indian possessed
at the precise time that he killed The Indians
clamorous for justice but Il thought that in a few
DAYS the difficulty could be amcably arranged.
with these exceptions the Indians in this State have
been peaceable and quiet.
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..a .e ... 81. ca. .r. AUGUSTA, July, 1855.
THE twenty In this Institution VIII CONF
/ mencs the fret Monday In November next
0H8 .a5g .# ra asl 3safsA3E FACULTY. 3 tS...
G. M. Newton, M H., Anatomy
Il. "A. Dugas, "a, ID Surgery.
p Gasn D., Matsra Medica Therapeutics and Medical
a Eve D. obststcs, and Diseases Of Women and In
4 sfe.s .sf ~. . z
IT. ". NJ. Miller, M. D. Physiology and PathooSea Anatomy
lex.M Means NJ. ~ Professor OF Chemistry
~ Ford d.. institutes and Practice scdcine
nj CampbeI NJ d. Surgical Comparative aud Mieoscopeal
Anatomy
n, Campbell, nj, d., DEMONSTRATED Of Anatomy,
i B. Simmons, N. D., Assistant DntnoBsvnnr
Juriah Iarrs D. Professor Of surgery . .
Clinical delivered regularly TIE City Hospital
and ample opportunities be afforded for the study Of practical
anatomy.
Fees the entire coutee,.
Naturalization ticket TO be taken once.
For fu Their particulars, npply TO o. NJ. NEWTON,
July l5-dim *' Dean
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RepLu Of The Hopernor.
BrsIcrA, lCal.,l June I,

IOHIrJ IoOO.
GENTLEMEN In reply TO the verbal communication made
this evening" In relation 10 the existing condition OF
affairs in the city OF San Francisco have say that the
hope you have expressed that the unhappy difficulties
Of which you made mention may be terminated without
bloodshed fully accords with my desire and can
you that nothing shall be done upon my part which
will not mperatvey be rendered necessary TO
compliance with the executive proclamation issued by
on the Sd inst
BY virtue OF the constitution OF this State II made my
duty to enforce the execution Of the laws This duty
shall perform and II unhappy collision ocours and ip-
jury life property result the responsibility must rest
upon those who disregard the authority OF the State.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
J. NELLY JOHNSON.
Hon. J. D. CRocKETT and Others,
Committee from citizens Of San Francisco.
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sale of United States Land near Richmond, In
the state Of Virginia.
ORDNANCE 0rFieE,
Wasbigaton, June -, 1856

. Washington, June %, 1885,
PROPOSALS writing will be received at this Office tin
the 2Sd day for the for cash. OF ceria,
piece or parcel land, with eseo lying LAM
river county Of Chesterfield Twelve lies abys t
city ichm nd, koown Beoss Arsenal This land va
United from William r,bue wife,
ar, Ready by date 2si ofSepiembrr le3 and
deed ABB ginning the bank Of said
more 10 We chains % ink-
marked thence 90 deg w chains 20 sooe mari
ed u thence 22S deg W. chains 81 links make
a. 81 thence 5k deg, e. chains IS Inks 10 stone mark
U. thence rs drg 90 chains 70 nks stone marke
w. 81 thence 25A 10 CHAINS 10 links
bapk OF and hese along The sou hern
eandes Is chains % nss 10 the begin
n,ng containing twenty seven and n half acres.
The properly will be sold 10 The peon oherg the hhs
price shall satisfactory the
tary War which and The price OFF red being paid
sHrcued by Kim under the acts OF Congress Of
March, 1872 and 2stn April 1885, conveying TO such person b.
heirs forever all The right, ute and interested i
United States In said premises
The proposals. sealed and endorsed Proposals Tor Bel
Iona ATsenal.n .
Colonel ~ Ordnance.
The Jntegencer and the Richmond Erqn and Es
smnsr will publish twice tt 2ad July, aud
copy paper must be sent 10 The Ordnance one
with the biiL June 24-aa~r'iny
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Episcopal High school Of virginia,

al Howard, on hs Hsishs hrss miles ~ssf o. aicrdrda-
.-..... Rev. JOHN p. MCGUIRE, Rector.
THE session win Wednesday, 10Th Sep
i TENDER II. =
Term, sa9s for board tuition regular sc. Modern
languages music, and drawing are extra charges
The and other clergy OF the doceseI Rev
or Johns Rev Mr. Cumuins Of Washing,oni anc
Rev Mr. seymour, Of Frederick city, Maryland.
Circular, containing the Of study government vms, hc
o those who request. th~m
county. y,rFiria
HowAsp, July II, 1885,
IuIvl Al Ala wrw
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uFFIois OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERiEs
OF MARYLAND.

The following drawn numbers Of the Maryland Consoa
ted Lottery benefit Of Washington county, &c., class 70
drawn Iuiy H. 1885, -
4s IA 10 Is IL so IL "A 81
The following are he Of the Patapsco Institute
Lottery, class 1914, drawn July Is, ioS6; p. 1a."
10 % IS 40 8 "a 81 ~ 10 AZ 80 So
r. FRANCE CO., Managers.
n. n. McPHAIL, Commissioned.
July lit s.. ky
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FREr AND rlsY.-one Of republicans (says the
Springfield August short time being told tbs cap
ton OF bandb issued by lecturer Of his party who
IL too larry TO workaFree Speech Free Men, Fremont
kcsuggested that he should add free pockets" pdi
eating the free manner 10 which be had been 10 the habit
" spproprisaDg ether psoples m9psy 70 biz own uses
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TO DRUGGISTS and the People.

VOU are hereby aEaiust spurious limitations OF Or DC
sEiectrIc rhai prosecute any party who use
copyriahed bills TINS (genulne Electric OH has cured the
mayor Of piles and rneuma ism also Hon John M
Huntingdon, Hon. e. Kiingsurih twh M u TOOK on m
dayD aud than 200 others hldefha,
published in the Philadelphia Ledger
Phed-lpha would coahenancr any
camp say ofthe cal Of communicating 10 fa'
Wyrhe ESQ.,, druggist there's caused h' AZ
Imprisonment Valentine, who attempted en- ina
OF this valuable remedy.
ss~af aaf PHrA DRLPmA, May s, 1856.
T., the Peope and Druggists the United States;
Prof. DE Crabs Electric on jos. Fe, west
pblpdephIa Rodenbokt Montgomery con ",
heumasm and sptain Mrs Ogden, $50 Fourth street Ham
nation bowels Maryland Provide shingles and c"kea
hrea.t: Mr. VIM Spence ien neural
eny Campbe Lower MaIion OF burns and scarlet rSsI ana
.iah,een othsE .... H. .,.-, ~, :.
iuy-yey druggist knows only genuine Electric on y
by proprietor his old uef TO winch
ali orders must be addressed procure The genuine.
= 90 : II--.-I ~ n +. 3 Prof CHAs. DE GRATH,
.s Old Office, % South sh 81 Get, near be. tnat'
For sale nv CHARLES sruIT,
July loft "~"k'oh' Nv
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ny TEL n q Il A r a..
Virginia Old-Lins Whig Convention.

Virginia. old-Line Wig Corvs1tion.
RrcHAoSp July le-The convention Of the old-ne wings
ofvrgina met o'clock this morning at the Metropol
tan Hall, and temporarily organized BY appointing W. H.
mcfarland esq., Of Richmond, to the chair, and r. o..
Rideway Of the Richmond whg and 3. T. Peters, Of the
Lynchburg virgnisn, as secretaries. 7 M..t
Forty one counties and four cities represented by
III delegates.
Mr. Harper, Of ugusts introduced resolution that the
convention was composed Of wings acknowledging other
political ties or anes which referred to the commit
tee ON A permanent organisation. Many speeches
made among them by Mr. mcfarland, and another BY
Alexander Rves esq, brother Of Hon. W. O. Rves Mr..
Riyes spoke strongly in behalf Of Mr.. Fillmore, and
landed his alton. He declared that the demo
cran were no longer national party, but had been
tousued by the Cincinnati Convention that It's platform
was ibusering that the wing party vas the only true
national one and the Americans, after the prssden-
tia election would End II necessary 70 al back into the
traces Of the national wings.
The convention then sdourned to meet again at o'clock
Isrcosp prsrsrcH.l S ,.e
The convention reassembled at o'clock Three more
counte. we're represented by % more delegates.
The committee permanent organization made report
which was adopted. @esHls raf IS .as.# -
wyndhsm Robinson, Of wsshington county, elected
president assisted BY eight vice presidents and fve secre
tsries. .ts&e aff
Mr.. Robinson, on taking the chair, made speech in
which he briefly compared the whg and democratic parties
drawing balance In favor Of the former.
The committee reported Mr. Hsrper resolution, thaths
cali fof the convention clear enough and sufficiently
derstood 20 exclude all who do not claim TO be wings
On motion OF Mr. Mcfarland, committee Of thirteen wa'
appointed TO prepare preamble and resolutions expressive
OF the sense Of the convention
Hon. william L. Goggn, Of Bedford, Formerly mem
Der Of Congress- called and made speech in which
he supported the claims OF Mr. Fillmore, warmly opposing
Mr.. Buchssan and the Cincinnati platform.
The convention then sdiourned until IL o'clock tomorrow.
Gen. P.r.yr r. Saith ~ Kan.a..
CHrcsoo July lsAdvicss from Leavenworth Of the Ilh
state that Cen Persfer r. Smith hsd arrived Kansas.
The czsns waited upon him, and asked his protection
their lives and property against the armed band Of mssude'
south Of the various river towns.
Gen. Smith replied that he hsd authority 10 grant such
prss,cep bst sbs uuss bsnds puded 70 we're regularly
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DIED,

On the 18th instant EBEN SAGE STEVENS, OF late
Com HoLDur United States In The 25d
year Of hts age. III @s1a. fa 2. h@sa IS ag .ats4s.E
The friends and acquanances family respectfully in
yed 10 attend the residence Of Mr. G. g. OID
rgLp between 18Th and Goth Streets this (Thursda)
evening a S O'Clock. q u 49, - III ------
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OTICEA persons having hills sganst either Of the Offices
OF the Comptroller the The Conimi-sio 80 ct
u.toms the FIRST rd Fourth and fh hudi" o. tho Treas
ry the az Uoi,ed staics the Register and s1ro
lac Treasury Bio I'd, sationcry hank
Ioohs bndss contingent penssS ere hereby NO m
IL
cafe before the md Of every nn u
in order they be inuden n The disho shr aren't
rnuut for the which they be- rrtuued nhT~tse
p''''" - - j. D. COLMIrNlL,,
I,,y e-a0Vif Disburn ing CLERK.
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Markets.

NEW YoRK, July l6.Coton Is fr-saes Of 1000 bales
upands middlng, lss cents Orleans midding, as
Flour decinedales of IA 900 barrels good state So
superne Ohio, Sc 80 standard southern, 81 49, Wheat
declined and prices unsetedae Of 600 bushels
Corn lover, with still downward tendency
sales OF bushels. Pork Is irregular and unquotable
sales OF 800 barrels Beef is firm sales Of $50 barrels
sil for Chicago repacked. Lard activeaes Of 200
barrels 1875 cents Whskey has declnedaes Of $50 bbls
40 Ohio Coffee heavysales Of 200 bags
~ for Rio. Sugar is rmsales Of 800 hhds ut ~
81 for Muscovads Nothing done in moases. Spirits
turpentine rmsales of $50 barrels 81 Rosn
quiet. Rice is firm at ~ Freghts easier. @
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LOCAL n u w 8.

The HKRBERr cAsE-The prelimnaries for the trial
Of Hon. Philemon Herbert entered upon before hin
honor Judge Crawford Of the criminal court yesterday
morning at 10 O'Clock The courtroom excessively
crowded The business first In order the empannelinp
Of Jury but the regular panel, which called first
was exhausted without obtaining single juror The lis
of taesmen was then exhausted and but eight jurors
sworn In The Star says that those who rejected
were declared ineligible the ground Of having ex
pressed or formed opinions which they still entertained
and adds: I.
aThe deputy marshal set out for the county to procur,
some thirty talesmen and while waiting for theii
appearance the court took recess
Il was thought barely possible that jury would be oh
tanned yesterday.
A large and fashionable assemblage promenaded tn,
Capitol grounds yesterday evening during the performance
Of the Marine Band.
DEMOCRATIC GKRnASc CLuR-A large number Of Ger
man citizens Of Washington have organized an association
for the purpose Of acting with other association
OF that party the election Of the democratic nom
nees II is respectable body promises to be large aod
effective and goes TO work with the right spirit We have
been favored by the secretary with the following list Of VIZ
officers President Captain John Reese vice president
George Neiz recording secretary Charles Walter cor
responding secretary, A. f. Reese treasurer John An
german executive committee, Charles Koman, Charlc
Werner A. Eberly, Peter Enrich; document committee
NJ Gross, T. Ende, @. Kammerer, @. Bohn, Henry King
The regular meetings are held wcekly-Star.
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Law Partnership.

r. j. WALKER. u. SANlN.
DoBERT j. WALKER LOUIS JANIN have formed a paris
n,rshn trial of IN The SUPREME
Court Of and In The Coun OF Cams Addss
washington City, Q. 'ans-eodnh
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Life yer,u. Death.

Life versus Death.
Just published, the 5h edition. price dime only,
CONSUMPTION AND sCRoYULA,
popular treatise,
ByJ. j. FORSTER, N. D.,
SHoWING Natures fiehn Of
human race, together with the ~ bORchi b
asthma throat, night and heart
tinas evil, rirvos, MD head,
and ulcers rheum ps anr swenvs o The in bncs and
sispas, ~ the brod.
This little book, written plain bo frch. gives All
advice cheap, and highly
ni without dnrrnr ~ kind.
commended 90 the affected 10 heads Of fsmies sc vau
II seed
interesting Information Cor those afflicted with
deafness, rupture bodily drormiss. he
f0o rres hsve been Sold mailed, within
FEW weeks, every pau of the county
Price 10 be- had ~ booksellers generally,
post free, Of Mssr BRiDGMAN CO.. is GraRd -esi New
York 49,
Jpns s-dacpamr
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Tue PROSPECT In TENNESSEE.

The Nashville Tenn Union of the 9th instant gives
the following gratifying account of the in Ten
nessee: z. ...f.
eve have had the pleasure within the last few days.
meeting with number OF the sterling democracy and old
line wings Of the counties of Williamson, Maury Hickman,
Wayne, Giles, Marshal Bedford Franklin, and Lincoln.
They give the positive that number
the very best citizens in each of those counties who last
acted with epponents have expressed their determ
nation for buchanan and Breckenridge. Such,
learn BY letter, is the case all over the State.
1--WE honestly believe, from present indications, that
Buchanan will carry Tennessee by thousand majority"
The legislature Of New Hampshire adjourned Satur-
day. after session of thirtynine days. during which 1872
acts Of all descriptions passed. .a..
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.Afray I. Ne,o York.

New YonK, July l6,An alteration occurred to-day at
the Metropolitan Hotel between Bashiord w. yicks South
Carolina and Jacob Stanwood of Stanwood
asserted the late assault upon Mr. sumner brutal
and cowardy, when yicks showered upon him series
blows with his cane. .' IL | a.f-.
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Onlcc COmmtsstoncrs CaIsf"rnsn " ~ fe"''
e ,f.si- .Ea .a# Aags Washington, July g, 1855.
NO holders Of Of the Of sdonia All per-
sons holding state taln hereby re-
anders,sa-d practcab STATE
ssng addresses, with the amount ana
'eA'"""- = - n sAM,i. D. SMITH,
j. w. DENVER,
July io--dlw Commissioners California war peot.
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ID oBERT j. WALKER LOUIS JANiN haye formed parts
Court Of ins United and In The Cour Of CLAIMS Aadrss
washington City, d Q. bns-eodnh
United states Court OF Claims.
e.. .... CARD. Il
THE unasrisned John g Dsvesun Of New Yorh city, and
saw associated for the Iers prosecution u ams, for credit
They win CO operate IN immediate attention
q w ss %ss ss IN s s, q ssr
Yort o. elsewhere IN any psn o. The Union. :.
a, New So9l or ws.has,on rscaia iniomaon eiai,
which have been any before Congress departments
be furnished once upon 'pp''o0I S ~ Ne psvEsE1x
No % Broadway, corner wan .,,s,s, New York city
Washington city.
NIL. Deversur cOmmI..ioesr ofdhe couu Of Claim.
SEmLAN,UAL NoTIcE.-we bes I o can attention %
about the 2e instant thereby sarnE an op
poan COT examination preparatory 70 settlement en- the hf'
s', view % eur s s.,:. s,
settlements BY cash notes at short dates.
,I : &C.. s:. lac: q fss . s .sgf
or .s - ,ss 'sss - - s. ''' make CO..
Careful given the selection Of lands by thorough
competent engineer and surveyor ea.
srrrR TO
es @a WIZ Irvi., .sss,o, ssasfs pas"aas iowa
Gov. Henri ooSs, gs senate, w s. vim,
Hon. III Cork, Bufslo, New Ysfh, s "E
Feb e-dti keodif6m
| wiIiards' Hotel.
.a. ]. q. 4 n. a. Will ARD,
Penasyipania aad Fsuytsenfh street,
Washington, d. O.
Jan oe-diM
DRrNTIye-PREssr sale. cbesp for cssh--A double
@ Washington
printed. Apply at this Once.
May Is dinf
NOTuCGA teacher desired nrdcusted qns6cs
IN Of middle old--to
and take charge of small family Apply edsr
July l5-diwh F4# rf H6a 81 = s4,
TsE ~ RrrSs q Gro Martin, sovei by Charlie
i Lever SAY cents. fes.ss at
Helen Lincoia n Tale BY Carrie capron. 70 cents.
History Of the American he Society, revised, and hroue
down 70 the present pms ~ w, r. suictlsrd DID, ~ So
i INrp FhANcK TAYLOR,
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No claimant appearing for the fugitive slave Williams
Judge Metca told him that he free CO. amidst grea
applause. Williams then hurried OF BY his friends an
placed on the first train running towards Canada.
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NOTiCE-An persons having he oace Of The sIi
IN Auditor asuy Poet Once Department for
onefy bok binding other contingent etpenses arc
requested promptly the same Tor pay
recspied four days heo the end Of
every that they included In the dbusng
agents which be rrtuned 9th
month D. n LINDSAY,
July Ii-d2wif Dshufsing Clerk
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Vs.ssl Abandoned az Sea.

PRoyIDEsoE, July l6--The schooner William Lewis wa
found abandoned and brought into Newport. 1t il
believed that she is a deserted SLAYER.
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ny ,. g. MCGUIRE, Auctiomeer.
DUBLIC SALE NsssonsI Theatre sfeck.--I win sell
Monday sfirr June 20, al o'clnrk,
dollars Of National Hall CThessj ect OF 30 uch
be 10 csver debt FOR whh said stock
picard
Terms cash.
JAS C. McGU RE-,
June ls--ts An toneer
- JAs. q. MCGUIRE,
July Dds aucuobcer,
ny-rh~ sbove sale Is farther postponed NATL Tues
day afternoon, July y, at The same hour ard rlace
JAS. c. Mcguire,
Jul I'D Ancii0pser.
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BosTos July ls.--This morning the brig GroWler ar
rived here from Mobile, having board fugitive slave
named Joseph Williams While the captain was attempting
him be jumped overheard, but afterwards
cured The affair reached the Of the vigilance commit
tee who procured writ Of habeas corpus and Judge Bge-
low hearing the case. There is much excitement in
regard 10 il. rihos IS #.s . r..s4
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INK undersigned, for several years past onriaf
Of respectfully fndtrt bis
public fr The persecution Of claims against
frexn foreign language especial
panb trepeh Portuguese, and lann Gentlemen ensssd
~ claims foreign govsrnm-ns 90 otr
faithful reliable tanssions lefs d"cu
nent lard giants, lave, dcerees, Se win nnd IN
of the undersigned guarantee for hdty In
rendition of I'd AID echncsl phrases hch long pIne
Publishers thouhout the Union sfous 70
Of oepn bo he, literary OF lefn WI
and their interest apply The under fned and my rely
upor bsine rompy and satisfactorily srecuisd
l. FITZGERALD TAsIsTRo,
$50 street, between 10Th and lih, Washington city, DC.
Inneo l--AIN
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DRrNTIyG-PREs sale. chcsp for cssh--A double.
cylinder printing roos rnnnns order,
which the washington Union newspaper IL
printed. Apply this ONCE.
May -dinf
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large and fashionable assemblage promenaded the
Capitol grounds yesterday evening during the performance
of the Marine Band.
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approrinntious 10 the oo0o o. 500 each Of StO to
: $4,000. 4 Of $500 20 $1,000 o. $500 20 5000
whole ueses slo--haIyes s5--qusue.s - 80
Prizes cushed eht al per cent discount
Bills al solvent banks taken Of par.
Adrawins the result beeom a. known
commun addressed DON RorRlGUEI cafe 81 city
posi- Chaeson, SCUM Caroina until the ald Of july will BE-
attended 10.
May s-dfm.
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NOTuCGA teacher desred urdcuhted qnsh6cs
IN Of middle Is odo n
and take charge Of small family. Apply edsr
Juiy t5-diwh $500 rh @a a = -,
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1,sE n Rsrss n crs' Martin, novel, ~ Charles
j Lever SAY Il
Helen Iincoia Tale BY Carrie capror. 70 cents.
a, ~ ~ nss..r slne Nv W. % ss,yl.a n a, s
INrp F'"'f 'F5| rRANcK TAYLOR
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Medical College OF Georgia,

MAY 29--dinI2Noy