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MEDICAL REsAsIMt.g-o or GEORGE.
TWENTIETH MEDICAL SESSION. I.es-so.
COLLEGE BUILDING CORNER OF rENr5y
AND STREETS,
CITYOF VA ASKING TON

COLLEGE BUILDING CORNER OF TENTH
AND STREETS,
CITY OF WASHING TON.
FACULTY:
NOBLE YOUSG, n D.
Professor OF Prinsipes and practice Of Medicine,
FL0DOARUo HOWARD, N d"
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women
and children.
Professor Of Principles aud Practice OF surserv
end sursie Anatomy,
JAMES = MORGAN, M D..
ffo'ess0f o, nsteris Mecica, Therapeutics and
MoNTGOmEBY JONES. NJ D.,
Professor 81 Anatomy. General aud Desert ntixe
HARRf THOMPSON, N 10.
rroietsor ot hysioloey ana Operstive Surgery
EpMARD GORkMAS, NO,
Professor ofGepersl and Physiological Chemtstry
j.. HhkRY THOMPSON, NJ D,
Professor Of Clinical Surgery
LOUIS MACK ALL. ia. NJ D.,
wv. professor Of @ inical Medicine
MaRWlCk EVASs. NJ ID -.
STEW AIT NLDRIDGE. ID Den'nstrators
ROBERTSON HOWARD ND,
Prosecutor.
The regular course OF I-cfur-s will oouunenra
oCIObEb and terminate the toll owing AAkOH
FOR the Full Courte Ct Lectures .. Sr1s
---.- 5
atoE ..-........ 10
sinsla Tis y
For further inform ation ADDRESS ~
JOnNsOh Eliot, ID, Dean.
suio com Mo. 4eS street north.
MRS, klsLHH AND MSS DAY, at no 400
AVE- 18Th street, corner Of d. will resume the du-
ne: o. their school for Young Lsdlss aud nisses
on tne ON OF septemoer na,ic aud Draxlug ana
the Modern Language will be Taught bT ex-
perienced Prcfessors. -Four boarding pupils can
% acoommooaleo. 90 ls-d2~seo2s
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I r. / s I N
FORMULA OF
DR.. 10 H N KINS,
jyl4- ee3m BALTIMORE. Nd
DROPOsALs FOB sTATIONHRY.

PROPOSALS FOB STATIONERY.
TREASURY DKPARrMBNr,l
Sealed Proposals for furuishinS sTx T i Nv
for the use OF the United states Custom Houees
u Sn1' Ss "a g.. Will g
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upou
The Pa. yin be considered and accepted or re-
Coltracts must be executed BY the successful
within ten days after being called pom 90
The articles contracted for must be furnished
rom time 70 time during the year in quantities
PURSUANT to orders from the Department. The
enufs quantities Will, however, be called for our
Each proposal must be signed by the indi yidua
or firm making 1t, 6nd be accompanied by bond
dollars $40 600 approved BY United states Of
cer Of the district in which the suretiee reside or
do business, on form to be fur ished BY the De.
contract for such portion OF the articles
az may % awarded under IL, and the performance
All deliveries will be subject to inspection By an
the Treasury: and the delivery Of an inferior ar
ticle will be deemed Sufficient cause 70 annul the
contract, at the option of the Secretary.
Deliveries mnst be free OF charge at the Treasury
The failure 10 comply With any one order under
the contract will operate - the forfeiture Of the
entire lenaty Of the bond. or Secretary Of the
Of snch Quantities Of any Articles q shall be nsces
and charge % the eontfsctcrs nfsy Der eeatum o,
tie price Which IL shall Be found nscessary 70 pay
P!oIosais ussocempenied b . s.,isfsetory bond
will not BE- considered, ead contracts will be
' 3. e
al S-eoln eecretofy Of the Treasury.
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J. IvERETr MARTIN, Principal,
Successor 20 = W. FARLEY.

he k9prtsepth Annual session will commence
on MOkpAi. September 6. 1863.
a.I Inc school Room has been greatly improved
during vacation, and 10 we'll ventilated
Circaiars may be obtained at the Bookstor.s or
o. the Principal, st SIS street between 18th and
ioth sueete ~
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CHARGE OF BIGAMY.-Yesterday George X.
Kendrick was arrested ON the complaint of
Emily Z. Kendrick, his wife, (who is now
sueing for divorce on the charge OF bigamy,
and gave bail for q hearing
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PROBABLY FATAL ACcIDRNr-About noon
yesterday, Paul Roseway, q boy about four
gon. corner OF 5th street west and + street
north, fell on the stone pavement, injuring
himself severely about the head. His skull Is
supposed to have been fractured He was
taken by .Ohicer Daily to Sylvester's drug
store, corner Of 9th and @ streets, where DR.
Behren's dressed bis wounds, and he was at.
terwards taken to his home on H street. near
North Capitol, whore he still lies In q critical
condition.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER at Franklin 4
Co.'S, opticians. No. Pa Pennsylvania ave.
nue, to-day, in the shade % am, II: 10 a. m,
eOi III o. m, %; IL M, 81; p. m, e.; p. m, s.
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OR THE RnckyIIIE E.In-rhnss

FoR THE RocKvILLE FAIR.-Those who de.
sire to visit the Rockville Fair can do so eco
nomically and pleasantly by calling at the OF.
fee OF the undersigned aud registering tneir
names before Wednesday, September fist. a,
we propose running our large omuibusses
during the three days of the Fair.
NAILoR BROTHERS,
6 Livery Stables, T. ST, hat l3x and ith.
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RUNAWAY, ACCIDENT, AND ROUGH Treat.
MENT OF boy esterday afternoon, q horse
attached TO a cart belonging to Mr.. A. Gleassa,
contractor, ran away on New Jersey avenue,
near NJ street. throwing the boy driver down
an embankment, severely injuring him. Mr.
Gleason, the boy states, kicked hun several
times and struck him with q stone while he
was unable to give an account of the cause OF
the horse running away. The boy was then
picked up and brought by two colored men to
the second precinct station, where Lieut.. Jas
johnson. deeming mis- case required i'm mediate
attention, had him conveyed to the Howard
University Hospital for medical treatment
The boy complained al the station house of
severe pain in the back and side, and II is the
opinion Of Lieut.. johnson that he is internally
in iured
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CITY ITEMS.
PRIG0'e

PRIeo'e
One Dollar Jewelry Store,
No. S36 Penn'a avenue. be'.4x and 9th sts.,
Receives new styles every day.
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Aquatic HoGs.-Yesterday, a woman W hose
hogs had been taken up and sent 10 the Wash
ingtcn Asylum, went there and paid Mr.. Mar.
tan the amount necessary 20 redeem them Mr.
NJ. IN msoiatsly sent bis men to the pound. and
an endsavoriDg 10 get them out, the two hogs
m question escaped, and getting into the East
ern Branch swan out OF reach OF those pursu.
ing them, when Jno Alcorn and VIM. Turner
who We're in boat, captured them. Mr.. Mar
TINS SON Immediately reported the fact TO the
eighth precinct officers, and Officer Hamilton
going 10 the river shore, found the men and
hcgs, as the live pork was about being trans.
ferred 20 a cart. and took the men into custody
Justice Schmidt heard the case and dismissed
IT on the hogs being delivered by the captors to
the owners.
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SIXTH WARD REPUBLICAN, CIuB.-At a
STATED Meeting Of this club, held last night in
the chapel corner of 18th street east and Id
street south, several persons were admitted to
membership A petition was received from A
number Of colored citizens, In which thew Az p
that there be appointed for the ward an addi.
tional scavenser. Miles Sweeney was, at his
own request, tndorsed for q position in the
navy yard: and addresses were made by B. r..
Snyder, Edward Hughes, Mc0ill Pierce, and
Michael Sinner. Adjourned.
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~ Mrs. Stowe is about to add to the noto-
rlety which her Lord Byron article has
achieved for her. She will address q Woman's
Rights Convention at Newport next week.
o0Can q letter properly b SAID to be mailed
when il is lamp. posted
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SUICIDE OF A You've LADY.-Miss Anna
Morris, a young lady OF Evansville, Ind,
committed suicide on Wednesday last under
singular circumstances. She was arraigned be.
fore the Recorder on u charge of having com.
mitted an assault rpon Mrs. Nichaus, who,
she declared, had siaudered her. She was fined
twenty dollars, and was about to leave the
courtroom, when she tainted and was caught
IN the arms Of the chief Of police. On the arri.
val of q physician, 1t wac found that she had
taken fatal dose Of morphine.
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DROFOsALS ron FRTsn B11T.

OFFICE AcTING O0MMIseARY OF 6ussIsrKNcR.l
TORT 1oofE, 4p:, August ID, 1859
Of this o9ios until il m. On TUESDAY, the sist
stationso 8 Iort Fccss, nd ne Ffssh Beef 70
sseS 81 Is: ~ !: sss SS
Ge.srl q tsidstssce nay diieos.
fhe Best % 20 D o. . eoed nHketable quality,
Tisl saHsi Iroyordsas q tcsi sne h,nd susrssfs
TIE fourth veyssSysl jslnsS - - brit einned
sn ;Aiss 3 ioSf iss S sSoss sSss jsss 81 q
II ni.4 apssssss hss six to sisAs Inches sssvs
,sass sSss s. u. NJ ): sI.sSsi Il ss:' Is
Psepeeels n,se b distinctly saAers.d uPreps.
:s sSr I. IT, FL. 81 49, 2 - 81
q reset ~ er I'll 6ads Mt d ne intsrsse ofths
sS Ss:: :: :;; i:ss:'::7:- +: .'''
/ ...,-a ~ Ia''kk 3. f}.a$IiSSA
pRoPosALS T01 coz zS6 WOOD.
Pesf 0yDIcs DsrAain.xr. ,
OFFICE OF p"sussI1s 0L.IE 4I1 egr'r,{
Sealed Proposals. vi B. r. nS4EsS 3 .Sis om,.
3 IS sssa.. i.. sss
@ tone $50 lbs.) best LYKYnD VALLEY. fsu
8 81: e Il s.''sss = OAK XS9p; -.
!Avsisss sanDlss q 0sals nsss ssosmDany escl
T n I ssssss Z e as :. '''ss eli
ss.u.M pisssss,as Old a i Ss1ssiss;Hass.s.
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DsPUTY LEICESTER OF WILLs.-Coi. Webster
has appointed Mr. James K. Williams to the
position OF Deputy Register of Wills. Mr
Williams Is young man OF considerab lega
ability, Is we'll known in this city, and il
thoroughly acquainted with the work of the
Office.
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TIE WOUNDED CoLoRED GIRL Harriet
Lucket who as stated IN the STAR OF Yesterday
was shot by colored man named Hickman on
Monday evening, IL lying quite low, with but
little hopes Of recovery.
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EyERIIT INs1 IrUTE,

AN ENGLISH 4ND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
FOR BOYS,
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CoLoREp BusrHHss CoLLHaD-A meeting
20 discuss the propnety and steps necessary 70
b taken for the establishmento OF Businesa
evening in the Union Bethel Church, n street.
Prof George b. Sashon, Isaiah Bolden, ]. A,
Simms, William H. Bell and others spoke In
favor Of tne scheme, and q committee, consist.
ing Of Messrs. W. l. Fresmsn, ]. A. Simus.
ISAIAH Boldep, A. Hill. and N. HAIRED were
appointed 70 select candidates for permanent
ofncerS 20 perfect the organization.
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SKI ADvBRffsKNKNr Of meeting OF Irish
Patriots Friends in another column.
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LOCAL N e W 8,

Amusements, Excursions. Pic.Nics &c
ASALosTAN IsLAND.-Pic-nic of the Urban.
lily Association tins evening.
EXCURSION 10 Norfolk and return on the
steamer Govt on Mondays and rhursdays-
DAILY EXCURSION TO Mount Vernon an the
steamer Arrow, at 10 q m
OnhIsUsns for hire TO picnic parties at
Nailor & Bros stables. -
MAkkRITER's ART GALLERY, 40 9TH street
SMITH SrRoSG's ART GALLEY, 2.5 +
street
ABNRR's PARK.-Pic-Nic of Friendship
Ledge, i. o. U. F., ON Tuesday next
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TEE MocNf VERNON TRIPe.-The steamer
Arrow, Capt. Atackpole, will make her last
afternoon "Trip for the season to Mount Vernon
tomorrow aftsrnoon, e6th instant leaving her
wharf, foot Of IN street at4k O'Clock, return.
ING TO the city about p. m. There viii be
music on board, and pleasant time may be
exRecfed. The Arrow will still continue to
make nsr oAlly tx:ps 20 Mount Vernoa and
inuermeoiats landings, leaving her wharf a.
usuai N ~ O. m, returntng ct d. u.
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INNINGS

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs- Election Of Offers
The Grand Lodge Of the District of Columbia
held an ad JOurned session last evening, At their
hall, corner Of 7th and ID streets, when he fol.
lowing officers were elected to serve I'll unex-
pred term ending January, $50 Grand
Chancellor, John w. Thompson; Vice Grand
Chancellor, Richard Goodhart; Grand BANKER
j. r. N. Curtin; Grand Recording and Cores
pondin Scribe, Fred q. Calvert; Grand Guide,
John W. Bradbury.
The report Of the Committee on Laws and
Supervision, In relation to furnishing subordi.
mates with bylaws, was received and ado pied
The following nominations were made for
the ensuing year For Grand Chancellor.
Richard Goodhart, Fred q. Calvert, w. F.
Garret, r. A. Bassford. For Vice Grand
observation-disclosures Campbell, Jno. Daugh.
ton, w. T. Wilbourne, Richard Emmons, and
John H. Darne. Grand Scribe-F. Ct. Calvert,
r. Enmons. John H. Darne, q. Harlan and
II. II. Ham. Grand Banker-Sanuel Langley
samuel Q. Palmer, George f. Strobel, ]. r. N
Curtin, W. II. Carrico, and j. L. Wheater.
For Representatives 10 the Supreme Lodge
Past Grand Chancellors H. kronhemer, w.
p. Westwoed, John H. KING, Edward Dunn,
J. Il. N. Curtin, John G.. Dudley, Francis
Wood, j. I. K. Plant, and Richard Lawson.
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Fall of 1869.
Our POPULAR WASHING TOE
CLOTHING HOUSE,.


Our POPULAR WASHINGTON
CLOTHING HOUSE,.
OAK HALL Is
FIRST IN THE Field
With an immense stock Of Gents, Boys and
ChildTeu's Ready made Clothing, received
from the celebrated establishment Of Wapa-
maker & Brown, of Philadelphia, and great
variety of piece goods, from the New York
and Philadelphia markets, and Is selling rap
idly at prices lower than the lowest else.
where.
OAK HALL,
$50 Seventh street.
Opposite the Post Once.
" N. BIO make room for Fall Stock
daily arriving, We are selling Summer Goods
al cost. 6
CoREs, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excresceu.
ces, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, and other dis
eases o. the feet, successfully treated by DIR.
White, Surgeon Chiropodist No. 42l Pennsyl.
vania avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
Hours nom q. m. to p. m. Calls made at
residences between 6 and p. m. No charge
tor consultation at office. Established 1861.
THIS Is TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo. Il.
Wilson Il 10. can sell Shoes. Boots, &c, as cheap
as any person who advertises IN the Star. ia
MUST WIN-"No Use Denying he Fdct"-
Stevens, Proprietor Of the Tea Hong, has
adopted principle Of selling Tea that must
scin, being sound and correct in every feature
One pound a. cheap - though You bought .
thousand.
6,17 "HoNe," S36 7th street.
TEE aRRATneT af inn in abra oan h..
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THIS Is TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo. Il.
Wilson Il 10. can sell Shoes, Boots, &c, as cheap
as any person who advertises IN the Star. ia
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EDUCATIONAL The Columbian Seminary,
designed as young ladies' academy for in
stfuction In all the ordinary branches OF an
English educauon. as also the higher branches
OF collegiate course, including drawing,
painting, music, and the modern Ian Suagee
will commence It's annual session on Septem-
Der Eth For particulars see advertisement
j. W. Hunts boys' English and classi cal
high school Will resume its duties on the 9th Of
September. The discipline and instruction OF
tins school has been highly praised and the
principal will make renewed exertions the en-.
suing session 20 merit contin uance of the II =
yoTs hitherto so literally extended him.
The Misses Kerr will resume the duties Of
their school on Monday, September 9th. Schol-
ars are requested to be prompt in their attend
ance or that day.
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BuRoIAKY.-Yeserday morning Sergeant
Pool was noeinsd nat ibis services were re-
quirsa - Hrs. Lyons residence, on 5th street.
no.I ~ " suees souta, % ~. = coaoieo
Nsfe IN the kitchen. On reaching the house
ne tnief vas found % have escaped, takin 9
YIN MN PAIR Of CATERS, pair Of earringsI Q
cameo PIN ana q port monnai containing S3.sO
the whole valued a. % 50. S>rreant Pool foond \
gold watch In the yard which the thief had
dropped In his hurried night.
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TH1 ORpHB OF Coon FMrova-Tha foI.
lowing delegates were elected bv the GrsSd
Lodge, A. U. O. r, OF the Districr, on Mondsv
night, 70 represent the lodge at the msess = ~
n N. Grand Lodge Of the United States- "a -
held a. Cincinna on the 9Th Of Sepsemhsr
viz A. z L. Keese. p q. M; W. A. ri Rrsd'
ley. p. g., and Frank Z. Grant n. II "a
The order already has . large membership
IN the District and has o fund Of 5000 on
hand
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FIGHf on A SrRInf OAR-IAst evenine
John Manchester was arrested by eficer Dun.
ntngton, on the change Of assa0ies and battery
on Wiilism Hanson, and Justice Schmidt
hned him 80. Hanson - q colored man, and
had q bundle on the seat Of q car, which Man.
chester sat on. On speaking to him about IL
Hanson was struck BY Manchester, KNOCKING
H. OF the car.
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THROUGH SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND SrocE
Lsst Light TWO heavy trains passed over III,
rainCad bridge from The South, and 10y WASH
In.iOn branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road 10 Baltimore. There Were forty-fve car.
in these trains, thiTty-hye of them laden with
STOCK (In0st'y beef ca;t!e), and the balance with
pork and grain.
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PARTICULAR AfF1uTIoH u called to the sale
~ Messn: CoopG L3umsr, TWIN. b. Webb,
ueseee,l On ~ ~ end 97th inst, at O'Clock
avenue-on the ash, Of two houses nsxt ID
Adams express once, and on ne mn. TIE
house and lot between ~ and On streets. next
under decree OF the court, and without r..
serve.
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in Paris.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY OAsss.-Yesserdav
Ger Williams, on the charge Of having cornm,t-
ted an assault and battery ON Virginia Green
and Justice Pearson committed him for court
Saran Honesty, arrested by Oficer Downs, for
an assault ana battery on Virginia Williams
was fined Is BY Justice Bates. = -
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EDlToR STAK:-Families living on the east
ern portion OF Capitol Hill, being wIthoat Ps-
'Cmae water, are entirely dependent upon the
wells in their Leighoorbood for their supply of
this necessary element; many having horses,
cows, &c 10 look 70. Yet, very often, in the
course Of drought, wells fail to render nm a
supply; and this is more likely to occur where
unckmen are permitted to carry Off barrels OF
waier, each and every day, during such dry
known ''inexhaustible" wells to give out when
taxed no more than the particular one have
referred TO on Capitol Hill. Gardeners should
have wells OF their own, As they generally do
ia other sections. W.B.G,
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COMMITTED ON A SECOND CHARGY.-Wm
lay lor and Thornton Brown, who were ar
rested several days ago by Detectives Coomes
ano Miller on the charge of stealing a connie
OF hofses from Alexandria county, Va, and
committed by Justice Walter 10 await a ra0ui.
Sltion from the Governor OF Virginia. (which
mas not yet been made,) were. this morning
brought out before Justice Walter, who heard
the evidence against them on the charge of
having stolen q horse, valued a. 500 from y
V Boyd. OF Prince George's county. Nd aud
Temsnd-d them 20 Jail TO await requisltIon
from Governor Bowie. OF MARYLAND.
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IA1K1ov0o. WI yuDoWIA.
=. - r ~. ~ - e: e es'; ~ 80
-. ~ -; 80, sSyessl SSsssSsC esciSS
- - $500: -: 90 49, e s' =
az o. ): - : q 1 I: NJ
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COLUMBIA. s. G.. SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL "a 1869
Richland---In EQUITY.

In nc ". q: Talley, Solicitor, &c. Ea parte john
Waties, Trustee, Sarah McElrone, ct al.-BM to
nN hearing the petition, and on motion of Mr.
" Bachmsn, pro: pet, it isordcred, that oil per-
sons who may think themselves interested in the
title to Lot OF LAND, situate in the city Of Co.
lumbia, on the corner OF Lumber and Marion
streets-bounded North by Lumber street; East
by Mrs. McDonalds lot; South by John Cordero's
acre-do appear at my Office, on the 18th day of
JUNE next, at IL o'clock NJ, to cross examine the
testimony which may be produced, and to intro
duce testimony in. reply.
March s12* D. b. MILLER q q p
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Commission Business.

FTHHE undersigned still continues the Purchase
4 and Sale Of COTTON, other PRODUCE AND
MERCHAND1ZE, on Commission. Orders to
purchase, or consigHments for sale, will receive
his best and prompt attention. He also continues
to make liberal advances on shipments to Charles
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York. Boston,
Liverpool, or any Of the other foreign markets.
Office at the store Of Messrs Campbell & Jones'
April 13 10 JAMES s. CHAMBERS
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GARD.

GARD.
GHARLES KERRISON, formerly of the firm of
" c. II q. l.. Kerrison, would inform his friends
and The public that he has purchased from Mr.
James b. Belts. all his stock in trade &C., at tho
Store No. 252 King street, and will there continue
the DRY GOODS BUSINESS, Wholesale and Re-
tall for Cash on his own individual account and
responsibility. He will proceed, without delay,
to replenish and renew the Stock aud continue so
doing until the assortment shall be made COM
plete and attractive. AS the terms will be STRICT
LY CASH. or approved city acceptance for a short
credit it necessarily follows that the prices must
be kept at least as low to be found any other
respectable establishment
bis brother, Mr.. f.. l.. Kcrrison, assisted by
AIR: A. B. Mcdonnell. both experienced merchants
in this line, will be found at his Store aiding in
tho conduct and management of the bueiness, and
it ID hoped that his and their efforts to win the
successful in past days the old firm. at the
corner OF King and Market streets, Charleston.
Feb II 3mo
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For Sale,

TTNHE undersigned offers for sale, n one-half in
Il forest in the Office of tho "ABBEyILLE
BANNER" to cash purchaser. The office is well
supplied with printing material; has ample facili-
ties for Job Printing, as well the publication of
Weekly Newspaper. The paper has large list
of subscribers, and enjoys an advertising patron
age second to no other paper in the State. Terms
made known, and further particulars given, on
application. w. w. FARROW
April 8 +
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esG Maurice Strakosch is to bring out Ros-
sini's last work, the ''Messe Solennelle," in
New York about the 3Oth instant. Miss
Kellogg will assist in the production.
Sickles has published o ''card" saying
there is nothing but the sweetest harmony
between Gen. Grant and himself They
have had no dispute-not bit of it.
w Texas has begun to grumble loudly over
the crop prospects. The grasshoppers nro
already destroying the corn by the whole
sale, and there is little hope that cotton can
be successfully planted.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-04-24
The Southern Guardian.

THE publication of this journal will be rcsumcd i
i on or about the first of MAY prorino
Editors of newspapers, throughout the State,
will please extend this notice.
Terms, &c., made known in few days.
April 6 C. p PELHAM
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Chelly's French Kid Gloves.

/ store. another fresh lot of the above popular
y GLOVE. Only six weeks ago. we introduced
TINS hne, warranted Glove, so popular with first
class trade in all large markets, and thoy have
already gained fine reputation here.seling
freely and giving full satisfaction.
APRIL IL r. G. SILVER