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THE CULTIVATION OF COTTON In THE
EAST.

The withdrawal of The Cotton crop Of the
Southern States from the general market,
during four years Of hostilities, caused the
manufacturers of the world to make vast
efforts to replace, by the growth Of other
countries, the great crop of the South The
large advance in the price of the staple, us
sisted by the steady and incessaut efforts of
the British manufacturers, caused its cult
walton to be attempted in all places where
there was the least chance of success.
These strong stimulants used to force its
growth have certainly produced consider
able results, and our planters are now
coming face to face with the competition
brought about by these influences. So
great has been the chnnge in some parts of
East that Egypt, that was formerly a food ex-
Pn rins eouuIiy, is nUr .,n,pe,,ad -
largely Of provisions, and in some U disIrIcts s
positive famine has prevailed in conse-
quence of the substitution of cotton for
grain crops; and in India also it has been
alleged that one of the elements increasing
the late disastrous famine in that country
was tho planting of cotton in place of pro-
visions
In these densely populated countries
food is of the first importance and the cul.
tiVation of q suficiency Of such articles on
the spot as sustain life is absolutely neces-
gary viewing the subject from this stand
point have not these countries alreadv
reached the maximum Of their cotton pro-
duclng powers, and under decreasing
prices for the article in the markets of
tho world, may not our planters look for
dimunition, rather than nm inorease of the
yield Of these countries in the future.
we are disposed to believe that the most
telling competition from these competitors
Will be experienced, when the present grow
ing crop Of the South gets to market, and We
have full confidence that with proper excr-
else of the skill and enorgy which our plan
tcrs generally possess, they will in few
seasons become as they were before tho
war, master among the cotton producing
powers Of the earth. e,t ,I.-l.r-
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OUR cITY--IIER PAST AND FUTURE.

The abolition Of slavery has rendered it
necessary for Southern men to study with
more closeness the value of the labor of
the operatiye-their inability to control
aud command service us their needs may
require, and the necessity of prompt pay-
ment in money, or some equivalent, for
work done, will bring to view the impor-
tance of getting as much rs possible for the
compensation given, and bring into rapid
use all tho reliable machines which take
the place Of man power. This condition
Of affairs will require close observation and
attention on the part of the planter or
farmer, if he desires to succeed; he will
have to be constantly on his estate, super
vising every operation, and by close ''ne". a..
.;o- r-.i---- -. -.,...,a. One effect
of this condition of things will
be noticed. In the seaboard sections of
the State, the hoe was used to a great ex-
tent, but it is an agent that requires much
expenditure of human force, but with lit
tie result, the advantage obtained being
that the work was neatly done. But
latterly, the plow has, we are Informed,
been much more generally adopted,
with great saving in labor, aud
it is stated that there is an anxious
desire on the part of most planters to OBJ
tain the use of every agent TINT may be
calculated to increase the productive power
of the land, and facilitate its cultivation.
Many thoughtful, practical men are of tho
opinion that, by the introduction, generally,
of machine power into the State, and free
use of fertilizers, the present population of
South Carolina might double her present
productive powers, and it. has heen men
toned that it was possible for this State
alone to produce crop of 800 900 bales
Of Cotton. If there is anything approach
ing correctness in these opinions, what al
immense bound forward is immediately
within the grasp Of the population, and
what large and early increase of business
might uot our guud old city expect under
such a change in the productive powers of
the State. The burnt district that now 10
hideously dis6gures tho very heart of the
place would be rapidly and elegantly re-
built, and all her population would be ac-
lively and proftably employed.
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CHEAP BREAD sTUpFs.

The mail of yesterday brought us the
following letter from Mr. G.. A. NEUrPER
we'll known grain merchant of our CITY.
who is now travelling in Tennessee to OBJ
serve and estimate for himself the yield of
the present grain crop. Our readers will
be delighted to notice that there is pros
Pect that tho prico Of corn in Tennessee will
reach forty cents per bushel this fall, and
that there is great probability that we will
have an overwhelming crop Of grain gene
rally. Glorious news this for the starving
South. May sho bs hungry no longer.
The comments in reference to railroad
management we hand over to w. j. MA
aRATH, Esq, President Of the South Caro-
lima Railroad, who We know is doing all he
can TO facilitate trade. In reference TO the
Wh'skey, we presume that our respected
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AN ORDNANCE

10 nrouIATE TIE sronioS OF PETROLEUM, ira rpo.
..--l DUCTS AND OTHKR IHYLklfNABIH Ola
$40 I. BE- u orfained BY the Hayor AMI ALderue. IN
oy os1ael a,ienbd. That from and aiter tho 18th day
q Juno next sha not bo lawful to keep Petroleum.
Kerosene, Rock OIL Benxno. BanIoio, any othor In
nammAbie OIL or oils on storage for nao In any collar
store building south Of Limo orect In isrgor Gua
ay than my gallons on any one lot proinises and
yessels Of I'm or other metal. "
$40 That Petroleum. is products or any other In.
nanmaoe oli of OLA when brought into the city BY nd
which cotton u not stored, for period not eIcoelng
hours, upon the expiration Of which un,b Il
Tho foregoing section. -
grS. 9; Any person o. persons violating any part OF
this Ordinance shan DO suboct to ane Of hundred
potent Jurisdiction. -
kathed In CITY Council Oils twenty.nrst day OF Nav In
tho year Of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred aud
dItJ-sercn. as n Es. IL ~ : -
(L9l ili,t'sn p. @. QAIIIARi, Asyor
". II. B1Tp, Gerk Of Council. juno
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BARNwELL SENTINEI,

rs An ExCELLKNT ADvKRTIHNa MKDIUH. LET
Merchants and businoas mon Try u for afew months.
"No risf no glln." Bend your cards and ipcresSe
your trade this hn Thorss nothing 70 oqull Pnntsf =
tnf-ft has rnade many fortune. -TII - :
TcrIns for the pspor-&3 Per snnum In advance.
Advertisements inherited lt hs rata oc o. pcr sousro OF
tSsfse hnes or less for eech inaerdou - = =
Cards Of tan lnaa ieos ss tho rats Of 80 for three
uouthS .l-I- y =, =. -
Oonr,es By The year OF for ak ronha GLOWING nr3
Lego OF changing on moro favorable terms Addross
II; EDWARD A. BRON8ON
november II Pubhshez ana <rotStios
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PUBLIC EDTICE.


OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY.
puBL1o NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Tzsf ,SS5 THBry
the following Ordinance licenses have bonn preparyG
for delivery from this onlee. 8. THOMAS,
BIC ]. A 0ydafned BY ne Mayor and Aldermen !,
OF y1uiry, osnses shall be taken out for all carts ray
and wagons, used for pryate and domestic purposes
now Of forco in relation car drays and WAGONS iefot
driven for hiro, except giving bonls And eao suci,
s.It dny or wagon Sisn 10 provided with badge
placed on the outAide Of tho shaIt-
BEo No person shall be taken by the Treasurer %
surely 70 any bond under the Ordinance conc1rning
lDss no or she DO froeholdcr.
SLc. 8. Thu following shall hereafter bo the rates for
including the horsos or mules usoI ersot wsoh ,Ss; &
be freo frum other taxation:
PUBLIC oAnTs, nRAYs, ETC., on rHosx Il1PLoYxD m 3sl
RuaIhkss WHATEVER, roa HIRE prnEcr on INDIRECT.
For every cart drsy or wagon. drawn by horse o1
For every cart dry wagon. drawn by two horsssor
gor oIery hack and carriage with two wheels, $40
For every hsck and carriage with four wheels, $40
rof esSIy stage or omnibus toIoept limo omnibus
For every ssaae or emnton, tezcspt limo omnibus,
every truck drawn By two or horpes aulss
For every I express wagon drawn BY two moro hors
6or orery broad cart or wagon, ~.
TOT oyery CART dray or wagon uEed for prfysta or da
moeto purposes and not to DO employed in do trans
porting OF goods. wares, merchandise, lumber or an,
Gsser snaody Tor compensation. either directly OK
70, exclusive OF the horse mule,
Ratified In City Council. thI1 18th dsy of J.nn.,v
IL inne year OF our Lord ono thousand eIaht hun.
n- Pc. aAILLARD. Mayor.
Ssnua18 ". q. SMITH, cls.f of oon,.n
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Jon WoRK.-Wo havo now completed our
Office 30 Ms to execute, in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage of our
friends
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In SU RANGE.
SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Aonroe County, West Virginia.

TUE UNDERSIGNED HAVING OBTAINED THE
for their medicinal propertics, beauty scenery and
health OF cllmzte will open them the reception Of
vlitors the drst Of Juno 1867 And viii enjcsvor a.
mainiAn their past reputation.
Thcte Springs have been thoroughly analysed BY Prof
w. B. nooKRs and DR.. DAVID STRwARr, OF Baltmore
and ~ ahown by tho Analyses contain (snong other ya
uahls mineral properos} Ioduo In an appreclabie de-
Eree beyond any other Springs In tho country They
sso moro Sulphur than any Springs known eI.
eopt tho Harrow Gate Springs in England.
IN Springs access6Ie either by way OF the yfr
8utA Central Railroad 10 JactBons yer and thonce by
sRe, or BY the Va and TeDn, Railroad to Uhrisans-
burg or DubD and thence By stage. They aro distant
from The Whito Sulphur rs nIles from tho Rcd suphur
IL mills FROM The Sweet springs a mileI.
BE yAnis and Children undar "a years ago half price
fmphles containing description Of Tie Spring with
% anAlyhs OF Tho waers will DO firnlshed upon app
cation, WALTER M JOHAgON
July 8 LAto Of Browns Hotel, Washington D. O.
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LAnursT ClRcuLAr,on-Yh. DALI

LAkarsT ClRcULArInH.-Th DAILY
NEWS pu6iisheu the Official List gt'"Let-
ter' remaining IN the Pos,o6ice at the end
cffedch socck, ayreeu6ty to the foliotoiny
scct:on of the New PostcBfce Lu,o, as the
ne8paper having the largest circulation, II,
The City Of Charleston:
BEcIioW AMI be further enacted. That lists Of let
crs rcmaining uncallcd for In Postoco In my city
town or village, whero = nowrpspcr shall DO printed.
shall hcreafier 10 published once ony In tho newspaper
which, Beny published wcoty oflennr shall hAvo tho
largest circulation within raugo OF delivery Of tho said
onlce
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
f OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POIIcR1
OHARLKSroN, 8. O., Nay {, 1867,
TNBE REGULAR INsPECTIoN OF TaE LOIS AM
Il Enclosures, vaults, 60, Will commence on Hoxdoy
70 sec that their premises In good condition and that
all Nth and garbage u removed required by oTdt
nlpcc. Othor inspections win follow.
Bg order Of Mayor OAKLAND.
m. l.a O. B. MaWALD
...t..-a. Chief ar Potjce.
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G3g NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE AAprArr ,

oBKoE OF THE CAPTAIN on puIica.
r.p.o.,, CaA.IAsros. g. G., May %, 1888
tho 'Cieanxtng Of PiYIss and Vault" forbids tho
ass ossh 10 otenears end wagons. snd parties ap-
sat1olo for The purpose. All porsons, therefore, who
puposo Adn9 Jobs Of tho kind, hereby required 10
nanS MAR crA 70 main guard house for inspection bc
os1 AppayinG lox loensaL O. B. BI9NALD,
nSH 2mo Captain Of Iohoo,
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THE AIKEN PRESS,

TIT PROPOSED TO PupLBH IN THE TOWN oF
Il Anen, B o. Weehly paper undar the sboye sitic
70 be devoted % donora IntoIigencs Com.
nsrsi.l soe1A Literary. and Religtous-vih 1spsrt.
tAo vineyard, and ths Garden. Nevs suInlnsr,. TO-
contain digest Of tho important events Of tho 1c.S
~ ~ ocGuPy AP0non o. tho paper and particular atto
eon N 30 gyea to the uniettled question Of Iabo N
OF H. 20 ont new condition. and Jsvoiopmons
eu1Sute, Ts fIuitrhslng. and vine-srowipg. So
fcrms-Ss year, In advance - .itE.'
W. D. Knx1AxD, Publ,hsr, w. nA '1s 1tsa.ns; masoS;
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COPARTNER RSHIPS,
B OAR DI N O..


BOARD AND LODGING-sPLENDID
~ sitGation,iarRo, cool southern Room. woll far-
nished In private family In Wentworth strpot nonr
utodgoi clessn piazras and large grounds Apply ct
this ofioo os Jrfvo
pOARDIN0.-THREE PHEASANT ROOMS
~ with good BOARD can DO had on Immediate applt.
cation TO No No. 80 CHURCH STREET, wost sldo, roar
II.dd street Term,re.sonabla Jone IL
YfICELLENT BOARD, AT VERY LOW
~ rntes In tho most central buaneas part OF Tho city
without lodging, In . private house. can now DO had
For particulars address tx. l." Postofico. MAY l6
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FIRE LAlAn.
hAY0RALTY OF CHARLESTON
CTTT HAIL, November 9, 1855 4
A IL PERSONS DESIROUS or nEBUlIDiNo In 1'aK
IA Burnt Distrcts and Waste Places Of tio CITY, un-
der "An Act OF the General Assembly giving authority
TO the City Council of Chsrlestsn to proceeI In tho mat
Tar OF Fire Loan With view 10 aid In building up th,
City anew arc hereby notified that the form or spplI.
cation for losnt can be obtained the oce Of the Ck
OF Council, between The hours OF A. n. and p, H.
AL spptcaheus must be o d In tho above mentioned
sider the same. y -
By order Of tho Aayor1 ". q, gHITH
NoVomberl0 CQefk OF Gounrn.
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6y tho uso of
CHASTELLAR'S
w WHITE LIQUID
ENAMEL,

For Improving and BeauHfsing the Compilation,
Tho most valuable and perfect preparation In use for
giving tho slin beautiful pearl lis tint that l. only
found IN youth quickly removes Tan, irecSles PIN.
pies, Biotches, Moth Pttches, Balowuess Rruptiou,
and all impurities Of tho ak1n, kindly healing ths ssme
leaving The akin white and clear al lAbsstsr Its use
cannot DO detected by the coses scrutiny and bcIpg
yegohbie preparation is perfeotly harmless II Is ihs
only bcle OF the Kind used by the French and Ia con-
adhered BY tho PArikian indisp 70 pcrfoot
toilet Upwardl Of $1,000 bottles were sold during t,s
PAst year, sufheient guarantee OF It's acsoy. Prio>
order, by ''7I - IA = = - -
BERaKR, BHUTIc b. CO., Chemists.
March 30. 80 '' N''%Ir %
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depllatory recommends itself ns being an almost IN.
n s, article 70 female beauty easily applied.
aoes hot burn or nure The ahn, but acts directly on t
low 1orehcadh or from part Of tho body completely
totly ana radically oxtrpsting the same, leaving th,
akin so smooth and natural This In The only srtcIr
sed BY the French and Ia tho only real ccctuaI depl
tory In existence Price rs cents per pscknee uost
laid TO any address, on receipt OF an ordnr. Sy
DRRaER, SHUTS co., Chemists,
hncn 81 1Jr No. 285 River St, Troy, H. r
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NrwsPAPfR editors are we'll paid in Paris. II
is affirmed in the journals that M. CLEuuHr
DuvRnaoIs, who was recently one of the
writer's Of the Li6erfe, and who is abou, to hs.
come editor Of the Epo9ue, is to receive q salary
OF $4,000 year and an indemnify on entering
on his duties" Of $4,000. A ourYince is,
moreover, to be provided for him. On some
OF the journals the remuneration is even higher
than this; and IL is 10 be remembered that
Paris editor does nothing like the amount Of
work that 10 expected in London. In fact The
Partisan passes the greater part of his time In
smoking ssgsrs and in talking and If he knocks
off an article or two week he thinks himself
wonderfully industrious. Sometimes he let's
weeks pass without writing line
A CORRESPONDENT OF the Austin Pep,;ii.
writes from Nevada: "The country rock Of
the Hot Creek district is composed Of porphy-
ry, slate and granite. with On oyerlyine erys.
talline limestone and carbonate OF lime
The mountains ore steep and rugged, and
generally densely wooded. Both hot and cold
springs abound, which would afford good
supply of water for mill purposes. The lodges
run north and south and pitch east and
west, with few exceptions. The ores are gene.
rally rich in silver and Of simple combination;
many Of them are peculiarly beautiful, showing
the various tints Of blue, green and yellow, e1-
quisltely rariogated. Rich purple and green
ish horn-silvsr is very common. and there is
plenty Of tho new mineral called stetefeidite."
s7AT1sTroIAss have calculated that ifthe pop
ulation Of the world amounts to between 300
100000 and 800, 600, 600 persons, The number
OF deaths In year would be 81, ,OOO, 900. As.
suming the correctness Of this calculation. ths
deaths each day would be nearly 5000, 5000
per hour, 90 per minute, and thus every second
would carry into eternity one human Ilfo from
ono part Of the world or another. But repro.
dustion as,erts its superior power; for, on cal.
eulating the probable annual births on the globe,
tho result shows that whereas 90 persons die
per minute, 70 children are born, and thus the
increase Of tho population Is kept up.
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CHI A r L ES ON

TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 0, 1867.
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June %
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Affairs I'm aesrse,sxn.

A FAMILY QUAR1BL-A ke1ecal quarrel
esearred u house IN VALLEY Allsy ias. eve.
snroAnce Of the whole neighborhood. Hnul the
police appeared and arrested Patrick Oasst.
day, Mary CassidAy and Mary Ask. whom
q the protection of the {. lookup Whsrs they
efall coannued 70 alarm the neiGAbors ey their
insessaAt scEWams OF "murdeF. murder" until
siaas hour IN the night. Tho unnappy trio
aned the man oio.75 and the women $s75
D1soRDsRrY Ooxpvcr.-Susau N. PAeaix.
were afrested By the police for disorderiy con.
duct, yesterday. evening. and ushered into the
preseace Of Justice Buckley this morning.
We DISMISSED them after imposing line Of
THREArs.-A man named Patrick Oamday
came before Justice Buckley this morning
MscScs x.sa threat; q bodily inasy y
give security 70 keep the peace.
GRAIN.-lsO0 bushels red wheat were sold
yesterday, ct q go per bashel.
rany, to-day, 400 tons; nom Rays docks, 1880
tons; from the Hampshire and baltimore Com
panyj 200 toms. = J. ~ z
rHs OAEAL.-Twenty-seven boats have ar.
rived yesterday afternoon and tins morning;
with coal to the Cumberland Company, to
to the American, to the Hampshire and Bal1i-
more to the Central, 1 to the Borden, aud
e Ss have ss
parted In the same length OF time.
THE PoRr.-Arrived-rhe steamer J. Glib
son, Fuller, master, with q cargo from New
York; the steamer Jas. s. Green. Price master
from New York: the steamer New York, Mar.
shall mas ter, from Philadelphia; the schooner
MiHon, Oorsely master, from Baltimore; the
steamer Kennebec, Wilson master. from Balti.
more; the steamar Utility, Crossmau master,
from Noixe; the steamer Columbia, Harper
master, from Baltimore. 'aF.l
RHcev1R8D.-Theb body of the late John b.
Davis, who was drowned in the Potomac,
near Analos.an Island, on Sunday. as stated
in yesterdays Star, was recovered about Ii
O'Clock this morning. r-t8
POLICE MArTERs.-The whole number of
arrests made by the police yesterday were 10;
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRarEp From NIX STABLE. o. p. nigh. :.
AJg Dun aoE S; rOsn tail an. :. sS Ssrs
st. betwsen lIth sad Issh, v 1s-3ts
oSTnon the "a ins.ant, BLACK LACE
az ' sss Drug 8 s,ore is and
avenue. jy a3-3t'
OsT.On the 10th inst: BUTFALo COW.
reward Of SIS viii be paid for her return to MTCH:
al IN. mfhAhAkA on street, between l,th AID
sse Nit Isnns e s sk "a 81 Ies
in cover Of the same material, with . straight
asnss si sisd and RIBS Whoever
stree. win receive reward Of three dollars.
SIRAYknIGA Horse g Glen.ood Dairy. The
erty. pay charges, and take him away is p st.
Forty fisy sse e ia ass.ni The owner
charges and take possessicn
" as.- a. corner d SGss sad T g, f.'ssa
souns Of syihnnPf 1ss Or F..
ave. bet: 18th and 18th sta, BRAIDED HAIR
please leave il at the Office Of the Evening Star.
A suitable reward viii be paid. - " 2a-2ts
.TAKENIP passing on my farm,
and end Of tasi; star in forehead The owner viii
come forward prove property pay expenses and
" asats lexington Farm, Boundary Road
i OST.In the Northern Liberty Market Black
and Tan GIP, with a red leather collar; answers
to the name of Cricket; name of the owner on the
collar. suitable reward will be paid if returned
to the Delmonico House, opposite Willard's Hotel.
on the avenue. jy 22-st"
r OST-On the goth instant, q small black and
II white ESQUIMAUX AND POODLE DOG;
black marx on its back and all black around the
@ aaoi ses~esn and ps's TOT "
rEAKEN UP AS STOLEN, BY THE METRO
i POLlTAN POLICE.-On the 18th rlt.. a BAY
HORSE, with black name and tail; white face and
hind left foot; saddle marks, and right eye blind.
Was taken by the police as stolen. The owner is
to the of the Property Clerk Of the Me-
tropolitan Police District at his Office. No. Lou
isiana avenue, prior to 10 0 clock a. M. TUESDAY,
July 3Oth, 1857, or said horse will then be sold to
the ighest cash bidder, pursuant to law, at W. L.
Wall CO.. Bazaar, No. 50 Louisiana avenue.
GEO. R. HERRICK, Property Clerk
+ YD-3t [Rep1 w. L. WALL CO., Aucts.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-From the subscriber,
~ near Fort Dupont, on the 18th instant, SEVEN
HEAD OF CATTLE, viz One COW. common
size, roam color five old with shorti sh horns.
around her neck with bell alta he'd to it, and
dark red or brown COW medium size with crum
pied horns and one smallish red and white COW.
with strap and small bell attached and one black
three years old STEER with smooth horns and a
small star in the forehead: and one three years old
brown HElFER. medium size with bug horns; and
one two years old Durham HEIFER, white face
and dun color. with small horns giving milk, also
ton Of said stock that recover them, by address
ing City Post Office, D. c.. shall be suitably re-
warded. lily COST STILLMAN WEST.
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ii ATM n for suTfnkling puyposes ON hand ana foR
saie. Ward CemmissioneTs, Sanitary Ofacers sSd
HousekeepcrS Will fand Il IN quantities % suit q
Alsea 1 ng4hD a.s SHAi H. = rLAs11R. On
his-H Cssnsrlos6 street and cassi.
Ian 6AUeAGE:-I hsXs jnst received ancshsr
Luneheen. and ressmblitlg II aaSer TIE ksst Vest.
pi; ss UnSsr EbSitt nous;. scr III - q.
THATT k2CkNED a FINE zSS0EfTTNf
q rrasa f1Sx RfHssss.Asi1 Ro Is -.
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DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES !-Patronize only
those who sell cheap! Buy your Gents Fur
nishing Goods at Francs, 494 7th street, be.
tween ID and e, three doors above Odd Fell
lows Hall. Gray's Collars, 1ec. box; Gold.
smith, Byron and Garotte, $780, box; Imitation
Linen Goldsmith, Byron and Garotre, 1Sc
box. And sll other goods cheap in proper
ton 5.-s-..+ EF-t I. +
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FOR sALE y, % of the finest family car a.
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