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TIE WEEKLY STAR, now on our coun ter ana
In wrappers ready for the mails, Contains the
Annual Message of Mayor Bowen; list OF Cor
poration Cheers nominated and confirmed; the
Millie Gaines Murder Trial; end of the Prin.
tells DIfheulty; the Cainese Question; the
French Ocean Cable; a capital story called
The Lady with the Little Feet" the
poictlcal situation in England and France:
Cuban News; Society News; Washington
News and Gossip; the Courts; the WORRYING
People; Useful Items OF Domestic Economy;
humorous Sketches; with Departmental and
Local News Agricultural and Housekeeping
miscellany; and the latest Telegraphic Dis.
patches from all parts of the world.
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THE WORKING PEoPLR-The boot crimpers
OF worcester, Mass, who struck for an ad
vance a short time since, resumed work on
July Eth. having been successful in tn air DE-.
mahds. The advance obtained is generally
ab-ut twenty per cent. The hat fnishers of
orange, N. j., IS in mum Der, have struck tor
hlgher wages, and have adopted resolutions
ceIsuT1Dg the effort of several m an ufi cturers
10 NIL their shops with s'foul' men. A mas
meeting Of the mechanic and laoorsrs of Or
anee is 10 be held at an early day 70 give moral
sympathy and support to the strike The cir.
pers and fnishers of New York, y u in number
nave recently formed an association for The
protection OF their interest. The society al
ready has IS members This trade is EN- ployed
IN the building OF iron houses, the clippers
thinning of the columns and finishers COM
pleting the work. Their wages are as f,lIoWs.
me clippers receive - Is day, and the
fiLishers IS So
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~ man fell dead " hiIst playing billiard,
IN Chicago, last Saturday morning.
~ Fifteen hundred girls are advertised tor
at Sioux City, Iowa.
~Deatbs by droxnirg are painfully nun.
erous mis- So a,on. Great care should be exer.
cised by bathers.
~ Inc Hotel Pelham in Boston, weighing
5,otOtons, and having walls nearly 100 feet nigh,
Is to tie moved by iron rollers a distance OF
fourteen feet.
ga company has been organized in Proyi-
Gence for the manufacture If fins made to re.
semole frogs et to be attached to the feet and
hards OF human swimmers.
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The Disagreement between the English Lords
and Commons, on which the Government was
defeated, was on the preamble, and wi tn the
exception OF this there was compromise made
IN the House Of Lords last night between the
Ministry and the Tories on the other portions
of the bill. The Commons triumph, and the
Peers gracefully yield.
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The annual report OFFS. r. Bond, Esq, Water
Register. which accompanied Mayor Bowen's
annual message. contains great deal OF inter.
esting matter In relation to the supply and dis.
trioution Of the Potomac water in this city, ITS
quality, &c, with important suggestions in
relation TO our water system. The mair
points touched upon in the report will be found
IN our local columns to-day.
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The New York Seventh Regiment, whose
nice uniforms and gallant bearing while thew
Were encamped near Columbian College, north
Of this city, in the first year Of the war made a
deep impression on the susceptible hearts OF
Washington damseis, have gone to Saratogs
for short campaign against the bellies at tina,
place We anxiously await thsresult Of their
attack
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The Cincinnati Gazette is severe On Chicago
IL opposes the removal of the capital there, be-
cause IL does not believe Chicago will be a Der.
manency, and ssys that Sodom AID Gomorrah
and Babylon, whose very sites ara now IN.
known, were once as fiourishing Chicago.
and In their morals some Of tiem riua,ed her
chicago seems to Be getting rather the worst OF
II IN this controversy, and better let this
crCp
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The Richmond Wing says: I'VE beg the
New York World, and all the over-zeaIous
democratic journals, to let us alone. What we
lave done has been done without their aid and
in spite Of their opposition. We are more in.
dsbted to President Grant than to all the
northern democrats put together for our deliy.
Arance."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-23

VIM. A. Gaibraith has been appointed Chair.
man Of the Pennsylvania Democratic Execu-
tive Committee, by ex.PresIdent Buckalew,
President of the late Convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-23

The Grand Army Of the Republic are hold
irg convention in OHIO, to determine upor
plans for establishing Soldiers Orphans
Homes.
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In pursuance Of an oct Of Congress approved
aIeh 49, 1869, entitled An act TO ate ne
NsnoI al function Railway" notice IS hereby
sfveu that the books Of subscription the can't u
stock OF the said eaticnsl Jun stiOn Railway will
be opened at the ofice OF Eessrs KlLBOURN s
LAITA. conner o' 7th and streets, wash in yton
y. C on WEDNESDAY, Jniy % 1859, bet sesn
the hours OF III oclOcs . N and o'clock D N ,
and col tinuc open 'uiipg same hours from fay to
DAY until 1T lea-t two huhdrtd thousscd dollars Of
ss!d eapiihi s'oct shall have lie susscrioed for
in C mpliapce With the terms OF saif at
JNb. l.. kIDWELL
President Board OF C3rpJrators
H4LLET kiLBOUES, Secretary.
JULY IA, 1919 iy4l5t
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The New YORK Tribune wants the capital
removed to that city.
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The cool mornings and evenings are YER,
fsvorsble for the comfortof he members OF m,
sCalr-Get.Avay Club"
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The Srrssue. Br, wn and Ives quarrel still
Isges IL the Rhode Island papers.
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OF WATER REGISTRAR,
u OiTY

%6FFlCK OF WATER REGISTRAR,
S OiTY HALL.
WARRINGTON ID O. July Is, l39
10 ALI WIZ sE THG POTOMAC WATCR
Ibe wstte ana excessive rse OF water v hich
now delItvss the aide nts of this hi thar
Win rr per econon ny there Is enough for the
OF an ordinance OF the dor pora ion thar al Aste
OF water must cesse, and the folio wilma restric-
iron this date, viz:
!. All Ornamental jets or fountains must be shut
2. The use of hand hose for washing horses or
carriages must be discontinued
5. be use OF water for building purposes bv
contracting IL throI go gutters, 10 prohibited.
The watering Of streets or sidewalks viii be
allowed only once daily, between sunset and one
hour thereafter, end then only for fifteen minutes
D. i. BOND, Water Registrar
III. above notice 4, approved.
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IN THE Orphans OOURT OF THE DIS
TRIOT OF OOLtMBIA.
Ordsrsd, This 2lst day of July, 1859. that the
sale made and reported by Charles smith, guar
dian ter the ssle of the real estate OF the minor
children OF Andrew Huthmacker t. be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause 10 tho contrary be
shown on or before the 2,st day of August, 1859
Provided COPY Of this order be pub,Ishe ed Ia the
Evening Star. a paper pm bished in the city Of
Washington. D. q orce . week for three suc-
cetsiye ks prior to the said 2lst day OF
1859. WIN. r. PUROELC
Judge OF the Orphsn Conrt
true copy-Test: A. WEBSTER,
Register of Wills
July I'D. A, ID. 1863. iv1sJaw2w
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OFFICE TRUSTEES PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

OFFiCE TRUSTEES PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
" WASHINGTON. July Is, 1859
seasd Proposal: will be received at this Office
until TUESDAY, Aus ust 10th, 1859, for furni sbi
the Public Schools With WOOD AND GOA L. for
the hOol year ending July 5. $50: "
EfkST DISTRICT.
s0tsrs W hffo Aeh Coal broken
I. cords Oak W, cd. sawed and split
3ccrds Pine Wood, saved aud spiit,
SECOND DISTRICT.
65 tons W hite Ash Egg Coal
6cCrds OAK Wood, sawed and split.
cords Pine Wood, sawed and spit.
THIRD DISTBICT
40 tens bite Ash Coal, broken
sCords Of Oak W God sawed aid split
CORDS or Pine W, Cd. sawed aud split,
FOURTH DISTRICT
"a tons White Ash gR COsl.
CORDS Oak Wood, sawed and split.
70 be delivered from time to time during the
school year, at the din rent schp houses. in
snch quantities o, may be ordered By the ru stees
Of the resoeciive District.
Ab1nt 80 ms broken White Ash will be received
at oIce At wsliach Building, Third District
Aarh PROPOSE! to he endorsed Proposals for
Wood and Coal, ard to be addressed to the under.
signed.
The right 10 reserved to reject any or sll bids
deemed TO The Interest OF the alton to do So
JANIS G.. pULIN
Chairman Com Supplies
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us. REMOVED + Il. J. GAIT

U3 SAVINGS AND iRGsF 65SeAHYt.
NO.4 7TH ST. OPPOSITE the Post once
%AsHINGTON, D. C.. July 10. 1879.
.FoTIcz-Ata meeting Of the 8osrd Of Tru stess
Ibufsdsy, the 5ih instant, it was voted that in
terest at the rate Of enc and birds per cent
t5Ier cent anpum) be paid to ell de oositOrs who
may have lett their nor ey on deposit with this
compeny ouIins four mouths preceding the lst day
his Interest will be payable on or after the 18Th
inst. Ter oroef. jyl2 If
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n . 7 l q.
For the cover iepce Of persons desiring TO pur-
chase COX ,, and residing in parts of tas CITY re-
mole from the Office Of the Gas CompADy Coke
will be sold At the following places. viz:
OInce 81 the Gas Company Ala 10th street.
ann streets wet
=, De Mollis Drug store, corner OF 9th AMI z SITS,
Navy Yard.
%. w CIopIy's Drug Store, 10 Bridge street,
GeoI Retown.
named place.. Iy23 Ont
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LIMITED STATES pATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON: ID: o.. july Il. 1859.
On tie petitiJn Of MAkl CROOK kR, of West
Wiptt d, Conn adm mist a;or de bopis Of the
estate OF lillian h Orockes deceased, praying for
the extension OF patent grantee 10 the said Will
liam n. Croker on the SD,k day of October, 1855
an imIro, emeHt in n achine for n nufacturing
COfbs
1t is ORDERED that said petition he heard at this
o(e the llth day Of Scr Il mDer next Any person
msy oppose this xtensiou. Objections depositions
ard other papers should be filed In tsis ONCE
twenty days befoge the cay o. bearing.
SAMUEL s. FISHER,
jy g lav3w Commissioner of Patents.
OOO PIECEs BksT AMEsICAN PRINTS.
cOO AT liza CENTS PER YAhD.
J. j. NAY 4 Co, 30. Pa avenue, between 9Th
and le:h rtrtets,
Are opening TO day 200 Pieces very best quality
AMkkIOAN ChLICOEs, warranted fast coors,
at E11 cents reryard.
New York Mills. WAmsutfs. aad other good
brands OF SHILLING MUSLINS, at low prices
~ Closing out at great sacrifice SUMMER
SILKS. .nt all other kIuds of SUMMEK DRES6
GOODS. tAIE SHAwLS, &c. &C.
jy22 yf J.J. MAY & CO.
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Y~MAYoBs orFIol, C1rYHALL

W WAsaiNsTos' B. O.. JaIv -. Iss.
sSs: !; ss.'s given ,n., sS.% iii; q.
but vin reauies en- person. TO clean in ffont OF
don ~ ~ s1 's' the following CORPORA
.Ii sAsh Dc s1t uTS Of each ami every person
ss:t; 4 sSs Sss 'ssss ,ses:s!t "a
s. eoiiee.ns tss cit from 70 sscs aaf
into Iilss, g b removed under the direction Of
Sls sf has been Collected and any pss:o nor Or
persons who shall fail refuse to have the Pc sel
:. s
b subject TO fine OF not more than Eve nor less
sHff e tn.
law w, ISL be risidly enforced RewrN M.,o,
N~D1. :. p GRANTS orIIeE, for the treat.
Il he cannot cure Asthma. Bronchitis ,Hncipient
al
pepsia, Gravel. G!sst, Liver Complaints. Piles,
s: IN snsina III s sss
Ear. Diseases OF the Ear. Eye, BIoed ana skin,
RI pr = SSsSf' IS North i siSsf's = street
Baltimore, Mo. ynIy
w. DOCTOR ELIOT aAs REMOvEO HIS
No. 400 s SthiGF HsR ifHE'lDESos TO
Between 5th and 9th streets vest. iy 9 Nv
rHALLs HAI H E SksTs AT sivEs.
Al the same price We offer all Hair Prepa-
lierf. Monts omerys, Mrs Aliens, Woods, Teb-
belts, &C: Having greatly el larsed my stock AN
bns Store a much less than iesalsr rales. The
following G are sivsn as sample: A,sr's Prepare
Syrup. 30; Mishlers Bitters, as; California
Wines, sehenck = Preparations, 81 Us; Helm.
bolds, 81; Barry's Tricopheru as. Lyons Katha-
ron. Rrown's Gin ger, 40; Phslon's Perfumes. so;
L.irds Bloom, 20; Bstchelors Hair Dye. so;
baking, very low. ColGate's and all kinds Soaps
Brushes, Combs and Toilet Powder., mnch lower
than elsewhere. Also, our fine old Bye Whskey
warranted PURE for medicinal and family use, bot
tied by US. 81 Ter bottle
AKTHUR NATrANS. DRUGGIST,
je IS 3m' Corner "a and d stre.ts north
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%IR l.. DORSEY HAS REMOVED HIS
uS Oftice and Il. sideuce to
70 900 NINTH STREET,
Iy.3 I'm between II and n streets.
%EOTICE HEADQUARTERS KIT OAR
US eON POST. No ~. a. Il AL Comrades
are respectfully reque ted to be present at the
regular meeting Of the Post on MOADAY EVEN
ING, July 18th, and bs prsPar:d to receive the
new 'Grsoesn WI. y. BROWN,
II lCbronI Commanding P ost.
me- TAYLOR & co, CORNER 7IH AND y
S streets, dealers in Medicines, Mineral
Waters. Fancy Articles. &C. Kissinaer, vichy,
and Congress W eters on drsught. Also. "Cresm
eoca," With "a different syrups. Jy2l-u'
~1HE UNITARIAN CHURCa WILL BE
uS closed during the heated term. !yRtf
T: j.. GAIT
WOOD AND COAL OFFICE
FROM 323 ID street. to
No. gal PHNNSVLVANIA AvENEH,
Between 18th and 18th s.s., south side. ia. eo3w
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The nans o. . jIWEIE, "a also n. ou.lity,
10 stamped on every bar.
Msnoiseto1..soo asd 500 Q street north. b.
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kNnWxsnxt aseasEA ssNu6k9s Stocks
faa?ets@e4a Mepey easg, at S@7. Gold
Flour 5I@10o. better Wheat
3@6. better. Corn o shade firmer. Pork
quiet. at 3S.12h. Lard dull. Cotton
ist% And } quieEdplasds 3S. Fssighta
y q p M.-Cotton quiet and steady,
with sales of 500 bales. Flour active.
common to fair Southern 6.25. Wheat
active winter red Western 1. 5O(al ite0;
Illinois 1.45@1.50; white Southern l. 81.
Corn closed dull, and 1(92c. lower
Western mixed 1.16@1.1SIa. Lard
steady-kettle 1898. Whiskey dull, at
1.1791.18. Rice steady. Sugar fairly
active. Money easy. Gold very quiet,
at 331&.
baltimore, August 31.-Cotton dull
and nominal, at 34L. Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat firmer-prime to choice
red ]. 1.45@1, 55; good 1.30@,1.35. Corn
trmer-white 1.1501. .16; yellow 1.1S6
1.22. Rye dull. Oats firmer-prime
GO. Provisions firm. Whiskey dull, at
1.18.
CINCINNATI. August 31.-Whiskey un-
settled, at LIS. Provisions dull. Mess
pork SO. O0933.25i I Shoulders 15; sides
184. Lard 1872.
OF. LOUIS, August 3l.-Whiskey dull,
at LIS. Provisions quiet. Mess pork
34.0o. Shoulders, dry salted, 14@i414
bacon sides, clear, 19@19l@.
New ORLEANS, August 31.-Cotton
saies 16Ibales;, middhpg g:nopinsl, ). at 80
receipts 257. Flonr-lower grades scarce
super $50; double $50; treble $50.
Corn-mi1ed 97}s; white I.O5. Oats &c.
Gold 33as. '-i-EF
,AUaUsrA, August 31.-Cotton market
firm and demand good, with sales of SO
bales-mlddlings 81 q; receipts 55. =.
SAVANNAH. August 31.-Stock of cot.
ton light, with good inquiry middlings
CHARLESTON, August 31.-Cotton sup.
ply light, and demand good, with prices
steady; sales % -middlings SO; re.
ceipts 81.
| LONDON, August -Noon.-Consols
931s. =. il'} ~
LIVERPOOL, August 31-Noon. Cotton
dull l-uplands 13H; Orleans 1356(d1321.
LIVERPOOL, August 3I-Evenipk.-
Cotton unchanged, with sales of 6,OOC
bales.
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THE TOBACCO CRoP.-About seventy
five per cent. of the tobacco crop is pro.
duced in Eve States. Unlike the crops
of wheat and corn which are grown
throughout the country, particularly in
the West, where the yield is enormous,
@ failure OF the tobacco crop in Virginia,
North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky
and Maryland, would affect the price OF
this staple very materially in the com
mercial centres
The indications in Virginia, which
raisedl thirty per cent. of the crop in
1857, and in North Carolina, are that the
yield will be reduced Qne-half.
In Tennessee and Kentucky, we be-
/ lieve the season has not been rs favora-
bic as usual. So that, as we have said,
Q material reduction of the crop in these
largely tobacco producing States, will
tend to elevate prices, and that this will
be the result in reference to the tobacco
crop, we think it reasonable to conclude.
Tobacco is now active. During the
past week in New York, Kentucky lR
was held for an advance and manuf58I
tured tobacco was in brisk demand any
buoyant. Petersburg Express.
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= len Gen. Grant was at Newport on
day, he expressed desire to be in
heed to Ida Lewis, and she came
4 in her boat, and met him on the
wharf. The President thereupon made
the following speech: "I am happy to
meet you, Miss Lewis, as one of the he.
roic, noble won I'll of the age I regret
my engagements have been such as not
to allow me to call on you at your home
Farewell"
Mr.. G. W. Waterman, / brother-in-
law of Governor Scott, will begin work
on the Dicks Greek Tunnel, Blue Ridge
Railroad, next Wednesday. Waterman
is the man who, about the time Of award
ing the contract, said that "his brother
Robert lhad South Carolina in sling"
Robert is paying him back.
Charleston Ne,rs.
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THE CUBAN Observation-Disclosures from
the Cuban revolutionary army, cia Key
West, to friends in Washington CITY,
contain news up to the 10th ult. No en-
gagement is reported since the one near
Puerto Padre, on the 5th ult., ian ac-
count of which has been published,) in
the district commanded by Gen. Jordan.
All the available Spanish force is being
thrown in this district to reinforce Val
maseda, and on early engagement of i'm
portance may be expected between the
forces of Jordan and Valmaseda. Gen.
Jordan asserts his readiness and desire
for the contest, and is confident of sue
cess. It is stated that defeat of Val
maseda would virtually end the war, as
it would be impossible for Spain ever to
send troops enough to regain the position
that they would lose. Gen. Jordan is
placing his men in position for the fight
which was almost daily expected. In
Gen. Quesada's command. besides few
skirmishes between small parties, it is
reported that there has been no engage.
ment. The Spanish troops occupy forti-
fed positions in the towns, and have
suffered so severely from disease and
other causes that the commanders are
unable to do more than maintain their
positions. Insurgents with their fami-
lies, to the number of 1000, have pre-
sented themselves before the Spanish
authorities near Holquin, and asked for.
giveness and protection. Twenty other
insurgents have presented themselves
before the Spanish authorities in Cinco
Vlllas.-Augustd Chronicle and Sentinel.
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: ,fDomestic Ne,vs.,

Z .QURBEps august 31.-Yhe ship labor
f,ers struck fot wagea, to-day I when ,l,7OO
,ipined In ,aI dispf fderly procession The
milisary was called out and the Mayor
/, ando ofseveral' prominent. citizens were
. .f1nRhly handled" sy'.,
Nd RlRoEDEspE, August Sheldon
Sons cotton min, at Barberville, was
iiBufned to-day. o.. 80. ...l....
= PHthAbs stpaiA, August 31.-The brown
stone Building adjoining the Continental
He.eAis nsw new hsDe IEe Gentinental
CAPE MAY, August 31.-A fire occur
red Ahere this morning, destroying the
United States, McMakins. Atlantic and
AInesican Hotels, together with many
etOres and cottages.
.E Br. Louis, August 31.-As large meet
ing at Springfield, No.. elected directors
for the railroad from Kansas City to
Memphis, Tenn.
SAVANNAH, August 31.-The carpet
bag deputy postmaster having refused to
deliver the mails of the Morning Ne,cs,
o Democratic paper of this city, the pro-
prietor demanded an explanation to-day.
which not being given, he chastised the
deputy.
CHAR1EsroN, August 31.-Arrived-
steamer Champion, New York. Sailed
schooner Wanata. Palma.
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Wa.hinRton Ne1ys,

WASHINGTON, August Silt is stated
that there are 18, 600, 900 gallons of whis-
key still in bond In the United States.
Internal revenue receipts to- day $500,
600; total for the month over $f5, ,O00,-
600; fiscal year 10 date $36, 500, 900.
{ rhe Cabinet ice9tinued, in session till
n )o'Slo0ks FYukiohs matters of public
interest were made the subject of con-
versation, but no action was taken re-
garding them.
Fish read despatch from Burlingame
denying the rejection of the treaty by
the Chinese Goveraiheut? a. = - : :
Secretary Fish, in reply to inquiries
from Cutans, states he has no informa-
ton as TO any action Of the Spanish Go:
vernment on the proposition to sell
Cuba. It is believed in Cuban rirclea
that the, ,Serrano government will make
no deeisiSa ID the mhtteras but @ill leave
IL 60 tho King, who is to be chosen by
. the yotes 6H,the 18th.
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ASstgneeS Sale.
By DO. PEIX0TTO & SON, Auctioneers


ByD.O. PEIX0TTO & SON, Auctioneers.
RY virtue Of the authority in me vested as
~ Assignee Of the following. named Bank
rupts' Estates, will sell, before the Court
House, at Columbia. 8. c., ,on MONDAY, the
9Th day OF September next, within the usual
hours %ns Of q sale, the fpllowing property;-
One Gold Watch.
% Shares Commercial Bank Stock.
Stock. =,
so Shares Charleston Insurance and Trust
belonging to the Estate Of Robert Bryce.
Bankrupt; and all the chooses in action belong.
ing to the Estate OF Robert Bryce Il Son.
10 Shares Stock of Bank Of South Carolina
and all the open accounts belonging; to the
Estate OF G. ?. kemsen, Bsnksupt, 1, rot
in ssisn sss asssha Gssi
II. @. Mark. 80 - 9E 81! 90
o:o." 90 Also, .. - 49,
The chose1 in eation belonging to the Bank
rupt Estate OF a. Lysolomon.
Tie chooses in action belonging to the Bank
rupt Estate OF C. a. Scott.
-" ALSO,
The chooses in action belonging to the Bank
rupS Estate OF B. W: :EsS Taylor.
4 Shares OF the Elmwood Cemetery Com
the Bankrupt Estate of A. NJ. Hurt.
The chooses in action belonging to the Estate
OF Gilbert Garner, Bankrupt. 80
Lists OF alithe chosea in action in the above
stated cases may be seen at the Office Of the
Assignee FHosIss EG; taw ! JR9nsTs;o 4I9sTorrp ...,
COLUMBIA, 8. O., August %, 1869.
Aug 29 -. I..7,
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DENTISTRY

80 DIR. D. L. BOOzER, grateful for the
. 1nniiberal patronage he has received from
the citizens OF this city and the surrounding
District, during the past year, respectfully an
nounces that he now permanently establishes
himself In Columbia. All operations on the
natural Teeth faithfully performed. ARTI-
FICIAL CASES, in every approved method,
carefully and satisfactorily executed-among
which ho would call special attention to that
known as Reynolds Patent; and Of his sue
beautiful and durable process, he is enabled,
with confidence, to refer to his patients and to
the patentee., Office on Main street, over First
National Bank. Jams
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$500 REWARD.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
COLUMBIA, August 81, 1869.
WHEREAS, information has been received
w at this Department, that the colored
Baptist Church of Chester was wilfully and
maliciously set on fire and consumed by par
ties unknown, on the night OF tho 25th instant:
Now, in order that the authors Of this nefari-
Gus act may be discovered and brought to
justice, 1, ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor of
the State aforesaid, do hereby offer a reward
Of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for their ap-
prehension, or either OF them, and their deli
very in any Jail within this State, with proof to
convict.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
= State, this 3lst day of August, 1869, and
% in the ninety-fouth year OF the indepen-
- dence Of America.
ROBERT *. SCOTT, Governor.
+. l.. CARDozo, Secretary Of State.
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