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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-04
PARKS CREEK DEmocnAr,n C,u,

PARKS CREEK DEMOCRATIC CLur
Tho Parks Crock Democratic Clul
was'orgapizod on Saturday last, th,
zzd August inst. Tho following Is
tho list Of officers and members, Az
~ contains the names of only a por
ton of tho wbito mon of tho neigh.
oo1hood, additional psmes :. will b,
gladly received. u,...
= President, J. T. EIDDBT.L.
.-' Vieo President, II: N. WINN,,
Secretary, EDWIN WILSON.
Y Treasurer, G. N. DENDY.
Robt: Crawford, J. III. Miller =
H. co.oman' B: Il. McAlistor,
=: o. .oiamp, Il. z. Mcclellan,
b: A: Bowie, 4 Prank Henry
=: = L. L. Winn, VIM: Novel;, =
u; u, W. Cochran, O. lsd~in cater,~ I.
". w II. sharp, W. q. Winn, :,
ihos. stesehaoay ssVm* McCombs,
, s~@J smes Cannfnghaasn. -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-04

HNpk NJ SoHooI .CELEBRA ArIoN.- An
Interesting Sunday school esiebra-
''rion Was hold ata asmyr'nlfay church .nIeas
LowndessiIfe; on Saturday last, 40,
which the Sunday schools Of smyrns5
Shiloh md Ridge charohes tSok kspass.s
ssAppropfiat eaddFessss were asIi9sssd2
'by Rev. Dir. @Whitesord Smith: .|os.
WoRord College, Rsv. W. p: afoason,.
Row. IL. FfetAadgs GRev:a ,nmbet
Danicl ard others, ana prizes sdfss+iba-,
ted to thet pupils ef'boshi ;scbosls 49,
There was a: latgeS atsendance on the
occasion,s.ehd sss exercises were ofa
very idtteresting ddharatfes, .s,s ,t{;T <,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-04

n@- We invite attention to tho
Card of Col. D.. Wyatt Aiken, in an.
other column, in which he'publiahes.a
number of his appointments as Can
vassor of this Congressional District.
Col. Aiken is a very able and effectiug
speaker, and We invoke on his behalf
largo and enthusiastic turn. out Of
the Democracy.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-04

D We would direct attention to
tho advertisement of DR.. E. Parker,
who has on hand and for sale, alarge
and complete assortment of Drugs and
Medicines, and also a largo lot of
School Books, &c.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-04

ng- Ex-Governor Bonham has ad-
dressed letter to Governor Scott,
calling his attention to tho critical
relations of the white and colored
races in tho State. urging tho neccssi-
ty of his interposing his authority to-
prevent collision. -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-04

n@- The Charleston papers an
nounce tho death of Mr.. James Tupper
late Master in Equity, and one Of
hor most prominent citizens.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-04

RS Tho negroes arc about being
declared ineligible to hold seats III
the Georgia Legislature.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-04
sdg. * rousirSdee f1aootipg Of the Do

tsg A rousing Ilnooting Of the De-
m6craey was held at Cokosbafy onf
Saturday last. :Able and earnest 3D.
dresses wore delivered by CoEJ. IS.
Cothran, Col D: W: ALTON and 9th
ers: The people Of that section arc
freely alive, to the interests at staks;
and tho Democracy are fecoiving con.
slant ,acceseionss.. . t..> :::..%-5F
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-04

DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING AT NINE
TY-SIx.-Wo learn that there will be a
grand mass meeting Of the Democracy at
Ninsty-Six, on Friday, the 18th inst. Gen.
8. MCGOWAN, Hon. Robt. Toombs and
Hon. B. II. Hill, ofGeorgia, and other dis
tinguished speakers, have been invited to
attend aud address the people on that oc-
casion.
From the enterprise and public
spirit of tho oitizens Of that neigh-
borhopd and the energy and enthusi.
:asm which they have, manifested in
the contest, wo expect to. see: n
grand demonstration on tho occasion.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-04
p R bSH DRUGS .

Alcohol,
Gum Camphor,
Husbands Plaster,
Ext Logwool in llb Boxes,
Extracts Vanecia,
Extract Lemon,
Coacl, Varnish,
Copal Vnruisll,
Black Leather Varnish,
Annette,
Capsules.
Creosote,
Pill Boxes,
Hedgeman's Fix, Bark and Iron,
Composition, --.- .--
Pulverized Elm,
Philotoken,
Septanarin. -...
Iodine,
Babbet's Yesst Powders,
Deuson's Worm CONNECTIONS,
Mustang LinimeRt,
Glue,
Gum Tragacinth,
Corrosive Sublimats,
Willis Pro. To. Car. Iron,
McMuns Elixir,
White Wax, ....
Large Corks for jugs
Pummica Stone,
. G. Tee Gelatine,
Cox's Gelatine,
Whiting.
Sewing Machine Oil, ...
Copperas,
. Black Drop.
Chrome Yellow, ..=...
Ippecac,
sannfords Liver Invigora,or,
Cinnamon.
Browns Valerian,
Oxygenated Bitters, -
Scotch Itch Ointment,
Helmbold Buchu,
Chloride Of Soda Ereneh,
Mrs. Winslows Syrup. =. 49,.
Oil Bergamot,
Rejecting SpeouIums,
Peasants Concave, - -,
Tooth Picks,
Military Soap, = 80
Heyncn's Trusses Wood Padded ri.
-;Chloroform,
Iodede rats,h Frsnch,
S.,s' S,s.; Female "a s',r.0ss'. r.
Tooth Brushes English, ..,~.
Pee.s Psssn Fa;1ss Bsnsses gu, nnblsaaasds -,
Cologne 4sS Smiths, 49,.
Cologne, 322 Strause, ~. ..s,.,,,-A,
Hang. Il.ng. (Kimmels,) Harps Bsli-Ez
tracts TO! the HandkerchfeG most Fashisaa.
Hope pre:sed..s=i 49,. ...s&>.-s<
i, Gan Potash. =,
Sash Toob No. /. q, s. and 4, 80
PANT Btusss: E'Eos So.snd2. ..':-%
S.:s!ss. S::sI.$s IS s MOO. No: . .bs
Ether 5ulphupin
Eli1 Yitriol, s'.'.'n -
Oil 'Cieyss. 3s,- ~ ,~..t-S. -:t.s
Tine Aurate Iron. -: =, :. ~
Hsyahsns Potent Trass.s SS >'@'sF
%Robinsons Toilet Soapso.St az.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-04

h4cusar,fas4sosi = 22a August, 1868.
5 s; ! 10 .: sMessrs |: s 1Arniistead Burt, S. Me-
, S,GSowan, S T: 9. Perrin, r. A. Fair, W.
A;cLoss AeeeviIlo VI G; ! e. Sc
I. GESrLEalEN i ap, in receipt of;
your valued invitation to attend and,
address mass meeting Of the Dcmoe-
Faeyof Abbeyille District on the 26thf
inst, and / had hoped to ,haye tho
-yel,y great pleasure such on. ooeasidn
Would afford .me; But an lli iuaexp peeeed
duty VIII taks ne ias different airoc
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-04
Letters of Gov. Perry and Hon. James
B. Campbell.

We take plca;"rc in laying before
our readers the following letters from
these distinguished gentlemen, who
had bcen invited to address, the .rcot
Democratic Mass Meeting here, on
the Goth uit.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-04


3orcd people. This can be safely dono
because it can bo proved that, we
wore a willing and necessary party to
making them free. The Radicals. and
their Con gross have declared that the
abohtienEjof :;slaveryawas aiHcgally"
done. Tney insist pponit. We tleny
it. Wo. Hay. IT was. lawfully done $
and tho great issue now before tho
country is. whether the Southern Log
islaturos which made the eolored man
free wore lawful or unlawful bodies.
They say these Legislatures wero
unlawful, and alleging this they have
failed to provide for tho emancipation
Of tho colorcd man by those Lcgisla-
lures which ,thty say are layJM.- T
would shew him this, and that we,
'andnot tho Radicals, are ~irrevoeaBly
bound in honor, by law, and by:. :.oar
own unchanging inclisation, tsaasnnrfe
him perpetual ffoed dom, perpetual on
ioynaent Of, equal lasvsyE equal legal
rights, equal dahH Impartial adminis.
traitor Of lawaand 3astico, and an tho
blessings of liberty; property, ana.
prosperity, which these can .socurs.
jI.st in tho same way and jlustsas fully
as; they can be secured to the Whto
man But I would toll hilmrealmlyA hl
and kindly, but. without The least re-
serye ors eaaiyocati on that He can
not end VIZ aQt haye durable political
and governmental snprspiaey: He,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-04

eAoSS teAoo MICH CTupS are
gathered. go 'tF' :. q
] cannot conclude N ithoul paying A compIi.
ment to the ladies who know will attend your
meeting. | have ever found them more natri-
otto and self-saerifcing and more spisjtsd than
the gentlemen. The instincts Of " omau's hear,
are always true aud patriotic. After the pas
sage Of the <Reconstruetion Acts ths Stats
secured pstic-stricken and paraIyzsd. eThers
was not newspaper in South Carolina that
opposed them, nor n leading man. 7 COM :
meneed my series Of ietiers agai,, those in fsA
nous measures, and they were denounced By
tho prsas.' Some refused to publish them, Whilst
others gave them PLACE 10 their columns only
to criticise and abuae than. One newspaper
only-the Kingsiree Etdr--d dared endorse them.
But everywhere, and on all occasions, tie soft,
sweet voice Of woman che cred mo on. aud every
mail received aletier from ladies whom. had
neye known, giving me enco coursgement.> They
said u the spirit Of the men Of Carolina was
broken and or rushed, that Of The ladies' was not.
And they bid mo go on in, my patriotic labors
and said their Prayers, were offered ,up for me
and my onuse. Their prayers were heaftl, aad
now every decent man2 in, South Carolina is
heartily opposedito these Infamous Reconst roc.
'SIoh Acts: They will be swept ont 81 exfstepos
ny the election of fseyna,ir,aHd tRisis, and Inc
Ihols Soath will sIand rsdeemedt, regenetated
auu asenthralled. B:.F.: PERRys<
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-04

A'acause' resident Johnson resisted their
us"rpaI'ons and stood by the constitution,
they impoachcd him Of high criraes and mis-:
domcanors ! In olden timcs. II reouii,ed
ss we are Informed BY holy wit. ten
righteous men to save: q oityt but threo
less Of just Radicals, were enough in .tha
tt'al Of this impeachment to ave the Re-.
public from .etornal dishonor. ~ :,
Mt satisfied with usurping tho executive
powers, the Radical Congress determined to
Shhe,oscn ehs on the Judiciary and passed.a a law
mat there should be no appeal TO the S,nr,r,a
Cont, in order TO- test tho validity Of ihcir nm
uaona, tyrapnical md opprc saiyo aeis
,nsS were determined to concentrate in tbci,
1"n hnnds OH TIC powers Of the revernmnnt
,Ss's!atiye, executive aud judiciary. viii = p
TDepient tool at THO head Of the army Aiti cuS
,sme, t%aaS are several vacancies on The saprene
by nomination Of tho fresidoht. TLsv w,istSa
Kept open till 'thoy havo Radical Tresidont,
~ aorderto perpAiGate their posser in thc q 1,Sih
ern states, the Radical :gonefoss bavo dis rra
cnised thousands and bandFedA Of thousa sands.n ns
sEtHous, intelligent and patriotic white mon
ana entfnnchtsed seven or eight hfndraa
~" hhipassha ignorantsaas.S s.SiSsaaga I,sgroes! In;
s,a, sp.s: way they have placed ali the Southern
otates under negro supremsey:s y ~ Wv
L. ana not yet satisfied: with thair, wipkednes
fraSeIissa y y gantenpiatien 70 arm these en-
Iona ,,s nexs: fall by force Of tho bayonet 'IS
Florlda and hlabama they haysrcaused tba;r
Gogus legislatures to take tile election ofpros;l
Dental electors from tb The people and appoint @
meR, ,tnemselyesi 1tmust be reinemberei too
ees .hIa pretended legislature of Ilabama. ~" ,u,
a,Ic isaaa on the reconstrdction acts ana olected
solely 6y the Radicals = =! s. - S'SS'ou WV
dot ma sht,a haa,Sa pesty have likewise aeolsred.
ietshant, the farmer .piani III , spS.,sS s,sS
% tue earth With tho bafdsn Fl ;gosfnnaaats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

PROBABLE END OF FHE BaICKLAYER's
STRIKE IN NEW YORE.-At the meeting OF the
Joint Corpitt~e Of the Journeymen Brick
layers, held in New York city yesr >rday. the
Treasurer sfatG d that he had a conference With
the President Of the Master Masons' Society
ihe day before, and learned from him that the
bosses world be inclinCd TO yield The eight
hours If the men consented 10 a MODIFICATION of
The apprentice law, and of that law fOrbidding
bosses from working on the same scaffoId with
The louIneymen. Aver considerable debate
the JOINT Commute appoint a sub-commit-
re of three TO VISIT On the oos:cs and empower
them TO consent 10 the notifications asked for
IN consideration Of the other side concecding
the eight-hour part Of the Struggle The con.
ference was TO have be held last evening, sad
there was little doubt that a compromise would
then be agrsed to, that would terminate the
sIrlke. At the meeting of the bosses in that city
yerterday afternoon, however, as reported an
the evening papers no allusion was made to
The alleged comprOmise-On the contrary, all
spoke IS If the mater must /. fought our To
The bitter end
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

The severity of the drOut1 IL England is
-hOwn by the tact that large orders Tor hay
reached New York by cable Thursday; which
institutes new aud lie narkabIe fc.,.ure of
'rade for this country. Hay snd all f. 4 for
animals had risen IN price IN England, bur
wheat had not, a. sufficient sUppIiss We're ex.
p-ctsd, and their harvest being earlier than
nsusL the slight demand was eIsIIy met A
curious feature Of the hot w-a.her in E9gls9d
- the advent there OF immense Swarms OF MOS
uuitOeS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

~During the month OF July twenty-five
hundred cases OF cholers and nearly four a
hundred deaths occurred in HaVana The
yellow fever has not increased in violence
hut TIE cases, ihough few in number are un.
usually fatal.
"The number OF emigTants that arrived AZ
New YORK during the present year, up the
NTH instant. was I32,S75 against I5i $50 N tbs
san" date last ear, AID 10000 during the SANE
period IN IS66.
Ex-Governor Bowie, OF Maryland. Gen. Slo.
caw, j. q. >axs. the poet, and ex- Mayor Wood
and Opdyke, of New York, are among the So
lourners al Saratoga
"Ths Methodists of New York are holsipy
their amt Al Sing Sing camp meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

The RELIEF CONMITTEEE-lt Will be seen
by the report Of the meeting held last night for
he aid of the sufferers by the Maryland Hood.
hat committees of prominent c.. zens was APP
pointed to collect subscript ons. The commit.
ICES will enter upon their work on Monday,
and we trust tina; every one Will be- ready With
purse-strings open, so that the commit IS can
get over the ground promptly aud secure an
adequate sum for the relief Of the sufferers by
his unparalleled calamity.
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IL rs said that coating Of petroleum poured
upon stagnant water will prevent mosg uitoes
from breeding. In the country. swamps and
nsrshes shOnlG be drained, Sna7t pools
hlIed up. and tanks and cisterns nightly en-
closed, or their contents kept IN motion. 50
hat all putrldity may L prevented. Ey the
adoption OF such M sureS, thoroughly and
Universally not only Will he plague of mos
quItoes be eradicat=d, bd. evils much more
iaHgerOus TO lite viii De ayerted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

At the meeting OF the tcbacco manufactures
bsId at New York on Thursday. a resolution
WAS adopted calling upon the Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue TO enforce the fines and
penalties under The new law relating u the
putting up of SNUFF and tobacco, after the OH
INST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

HIsT.-The pugilists Coburn and McCoole
seem unable yet to find place where they can
night without molestauon. Let them try our
Aldermen's chamber.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

NILIBRATED ALBERT BISCUIT
TIE ORIGINAL AND GENUiHG,
PREPARED IN EDINBURGH, sCOrLASp
NV. BURCHlLL.
en- Under kbbitf House
pRAE9S AMERIOAN CHRoMOs Tor sale A
y ell respectable Art storss. Catalogues mailed
FREE, By 4. PRAN6 4 On
VrWWo Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT II Ben i.
Webb, a fireman on the Penns ylvania Railroad,
was KILLED on Friday afternoon. He was en-
gage DIN cleaning the smoke stack on the engine,
on the TIP to Philadelphia. He got upon the
headlight, and his head came in contact with
bridge near Athensviile. The blow crushed
IN his skull and threw his head formost nto the
smoke stack The train was stopped, but when
the unfortunate man was taken from the SIN oks
stack he was dead. The body was taken to
Philadelphia. Coroner Daniels held aninquest
and the verdict of the jury was accidental
death The deceased was about thirty years OF
age. ard resided in Kennett Square, in Chester
counfy.-LGneasfer Fnrmiaer. t...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:
J.K. BARNES, Surgeon General United States
Army, W ashington.
P. J. H0RWITZ, Chief Medical Depart nsnt
United States Navy, " ashington.
ID. W. BLISS, NJ. d., Washington.
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DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS:
JAY COOK z IN lad l phia.
q. II. CLAkk ....................... hill adelphia
T. RATCHFORD STARR. Phi adelphis
VIM. G. MOORHEAD ~.............. Philadelphia.
GEORGE Y. TYLER...............Phil adel phia
J. HINCkLEY CLARK ........... Philadelphia.
X. A ROLLINS. w ashington, D. C.
HENRY ID. COOKE Washing ton, D. G.
WIN X. CHANDLER W ashington, ID. g
JOHN u. DEFREsS ..... ........ W ashi nston d. c.
EDWARD DODGE ...................New York
II. q. FAHNEST0Ck. .........-....New York
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Of insuriDg life yet presented to the public.
The rates Of premium: being largely reduced. are
MADE as favorable to the insurers as those Of the
cations and uncertainties Of Notes, Dividends, and
the Observation-Disclosures which the latter 50 apt
to cause the policy holder.
Several new and attractive tables are now pre.
scented, which need only to be understood to prove
and
POLICY In the former, the p,licy holder not
only life death but
cent j OF the par Of his policy In the latter The
TOTAL AMOUNT OF MONEY HE HAS PAID IN, IN adj.
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The attention of persons contemplating ius uripe
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Circulars. Pamphlets and full partic ulars "a ven
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GENERAL AGENTS OF THE COMPANY
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SARATCGA RAoEs.-In Saratoga yesterday
the weather was delightful, the track far, and
the attendance full. The 6 -st race WASH dasl
of fmile and a han. three year olds, the winner
of Derby Belmont stakes or Travers stakes x
cluded. for a purse Of $500, and was won by
SHUTDOWN. who led throughoHt. The bstting
At frs was ever on Nauxhall against the feld
The horses came home In this order: shutdown.
Booster only neck behind. Fauxhill Tapped
with Boastsr Lizzie Rogers q length and the
rest scattering. Time, 2:i5. The running was
exciting and fine.
The second race for the Saratoga stakes. So
entrance Il. p, SI.Bes added. three-fourths of a
mile for two year elds- was very exciting
race, and resulted in dead heat between F.
Morris D. (. by Imported Eclipse, dam bv
SlsSher and ID. McDaniel's b. I. by Oakland.
out OF l. ozIne, by Red Eye. The second heat,
McDaniels b. T. by Oakland, led throughout,
and won in 1:l96 and LIZA.
Third race sweepstakes, $50 entrance p. p.
$50 added, for all ages, TO carry 100 pounds,
two miles and half, was won by ID. NJ Dan
iel's b. b. Red Dick, which led almost from tbs
Start, in i:S9A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

ATTORNEYS:
VIM. CHANDLER. Washington, II. u.
GEORGE HARDING Philadelphia.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
THE BORR0MEO INSTITUTE opens il. Sew
enteenth Session on the SECOND MONDAY
OF Be ptember. The number Of pupils is limited 10
twenty. Pcnctual attendance is expected on the
hTst day of the session. For catalogues address
Rev. WALDRON, Pikesyile, Baltimore
county, Maryland. an avs
EREDEBICK FEMALE SEMINARY.
FREDERICK, MARYLAND,
Possessing full collegiate powers will Commence
ITS twenty sixth scholastic year the first Monday
in September. Beard and Tuition per scholastic
year S2.O. For Catalogues address
REV. THoS. n. CANN,. A. NJ,
an I'm President.
vi SCHOOL FOR BOYS ANb GIRLS the frst
Monday in September. Residence and School
Room 2I1 St: corner nth. Fer particulars see
circulars at the bookstores Iye0-tSl.
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DROPUsALS FOB STRAW.

tJkOPOSALS Oh SThAN.
DtpNfy lUnrfeTwgSter bsn.Yai'S UTcs,
bALTINUEB, ND, August 1858
sealed Proposals are hereby invite to be opened
At IL e, on MONDAY, the 10Th instant, for fur
nlshiDR this department with eighty seven (sTJ
Tons OF Straw. subject to the usual ins FACTION
the light l. reserved 10 reject any and all bids
HD;~-se prOposals Proposals for Straw y and
atores to the undermined.
STEWART VAN WELT
Deputy ouartermaster General, Breyet Maj Gen
"A. N
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CABINET FURNITURE.
a. - -

AT GREATLY REDUCED "
PRICE FOR CASH
Having a very large stock of CABINET FUR
NlTChE. which | wish O. reduce preparatory 10
laying il FALL Supplies, will sell every article A.
srestlJ reduced price until September LIST Persons
sbout furnishing will consult their interest by
calling immt diately. bargain can be hal
JOHN Y. WILSON,
Southeast corner 9th and streets
au S-eo2w IExNress
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PERSON AL.

CAMPM6Ef1EG A Wagon will leave the cor
" ner q 7th cad streets e very mDraing, begin
ofng en- m lxfh inst ut m sui r-turn at .
n, Tor the Csmrneethg At Lsytonsviile 81 : l0t'
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AMI
~ LfING-IN HOSPITAL.
Patients desiring to avail themselves OF the I'D.
vantage OF this Institution can obtain private
rooms by applying TO the Mstrou. These rooms
are furnished with all the comforts Of home The
prices range from % to Sl2 per week, dope ndfns
up the room selected, this includes Board kurs,
ing, medicine, Medical, and Surgical ATTENDANCE
Urders Tor admission 10 the GOVERNMENT or
LEE BEDS IN this Hospital can be obtained OF
the nonorabie Secretary ~ the Interior. Surgeon
Senefa United states Army. and Dr. Horwitz
Chief Of the Bureau OF Medicine and surgery
United States Navy.
Appiicstion for orders Of the honorable Secretary
OF the Interior TO be made at the Office Of DR. III
Thompson, 1e4 street, between eoth and Fl AZ sts
"A Medical and Surgical Clinic Is held At the III ..
Etal every Saturday. at p. m, by Professor II
Thompson, for outdoor patients. who are fur
nished medical attendance free Of charge
MEDICAL STAFF:
]. d. THOMPSON, III. D., Sur eoon in CHIEF
II. A. ASHFORD. n. D., Assistant SurReon,
CONSULTING BOARD:
A. x. Barnes, d. D, p. HorwitZ, NJ. d.,
Noble Young, II. D., O. II. Nichols, M. b.
a: r. Garrett. n. D., W.P. Johnston. NJ D..
Thomas Miller, II. D., Grafton Tyler, N. D.,
J. Riley, n. D., r. Howard, N. d.