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Obituary.

L1TsOHGI-Died, on the 18th of July, of measle,
and congestion Of the brain, MARIE" only child
OF Mr: and MRS. CHARLES LITsoHe1 sged years.
months and 27 days.
She ts not dead be. :!esrssh
Leok upward weeping eyes,
Behold the treasure OF our hearts
Safe there IN T@radlsc.
No night Of sorrows, none OF pain
But perfect peace and rest,
redeemed and saved she sweety sleeps
Upon the Savtour's breast.
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Spefial Notifts..

| ~ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MANaATTAN, from New Yosk. are notified tina,
shsts M dischaEstng cSseoat at Adger's South Wharf
Goods refnain1ne ne ON the wharf at sunaet will be
yss -. M d. Sc ssaaBss sss.. s
,s~ THE coNDI rI0Ns OF HEALTH. In
is Idle tcaxpect health III the precautions necessary
TO secure itaEs neglected. The human orRan,xat,on
70 delicate piece Of nechaosm, and requires a.
much intelligent care andIwafcafulnsss 10 keep it "a
order, ss are requiats In the management OF the
most compncased combination OF levers, wheels and
pintons. ,,ss3s . gt4
At this season Of tho year the body is peculiarav
sensitive. because It is greatly eakened and rela1a
by the continuous heat. The akin. In summer. wteh
It's millions of poses WI ie open, II 70 very d,ereut
sort Of tegument from the com act Aorous coverang
which II becomes uRdeR Che action 81 the vvintesis
cold. 1hs nausc:es. TOO. are compasauvely aaeSaa.
he nerves tremulouas the blood poor au1 chs whole
frame less capsule OF enduring fatigue and resisting
disease than In cool weather. These tndicatj9ns si
depressed condition Of the vital forces are 90
uaamistsksb!e hints that nature nssds ssisorcdnz.
/ Ordinary sftnulauts will not effect this Object,
They inainae ana exctte. but do not strenethen:
The only prepare ion which can be depended uuon
toimpars stamilal ugor to the syssen aad enable ft
9toe endure the ordeal OF the heated term without
giving way under the pressure, Ia HOsTRTrER,S
STOMACH BITTERs. atonfciand corrective 90 pure .
$50 harmless so utterly fcee from Inc drawbacks
which render many Of ths powerful astrngents en,.
ployed In medical practfte more dAn seiops shan the
ailments they are employed to cure, that it ay bn
without fear TO ths feeblest fem ale IN.
yaid. or the most delicate child The cathartic ana
alternative vegetable INGREDIENTS which are combined
with those OF toricnature In It's composition. keep
the howele modeSatesy frse an paxfectly regular.
while the work Of tnvigorating u sgef1g on. The
A4est blood depurents Which the herbal sip,dorn
affords also among ,ts 90 that it re.
crnis. puriaes and regulates the system sfnuaas
tapeohsly. II esa' BIC Julv "a
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EXPLANATION BLTrERS ARE, EspE-
CIALLY recommended to Clergymen rubHe sp eak.
ers and persons of literary habits and sedentry ie
who require clear mental faculties which can only
be obtained by rensh for food and perfect diees
ton. Delicate females are certain to And in these
bitters health and strength.
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uEsDAY MORNING. JULY 27, 1869.

as the threads of spiders web, as strong as
wool, but withal more beautiful in appearance.
AS regards the tenacity Of the threads, it is
reported that they may be used equally well
for knitting or sewing, and that with ma
chimes affording the very best back and chain
stitches.
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AS- The Relatives, Friends and Ao-
quaintances of DR.. and Mrs. T. G. PRro1EAU ST.,
and fheir Sons and Families are invited to attend
che Funeral Services Of Mrs. 4. g pRIOLEAU, sr.
at st. Philips Church, THis AFTERNOON, at six
o'clock. .n,v ~
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HE OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
FfREPRooF BUILDING, JULY u 1869 Persons
wishing to contract for the Building of Bridge over
Q Cfeek. known as Church Creek" to connect
Johns Island and Wadmalaw, will hand in their
proposals. to this oface. Offers open to O'Clock
P. Al. on sArunDAx. the slst inst. plan and speci
acatios recently prepared by MIR. L. Rarbot civil
Engineer, can be at this olce from 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, to 2o'clock z. M.
BY order OF the Board. f. LANCE
/, ..;a 3, Clerk Board of County Commissioners.
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Marrieo.

CAIER-GRADlCK.-Ont the evening Of the 21st
instant al the residence of the BRIDES parents bv
the Rev Dr. JoHN BACHMAN. p. CATER to Miss
EMMA GRADItK. AL OF this city.
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Aa- AARENGO, -F EVER AND AaUE
TONIC. FEVER speEyxNrLye.. q. ...rh,a va.

I M AARENGO p We r : AND AaUE
scTHRsT0NIo. EEvRRfPEEvsNTIYE.-.Th va.
nabe prepaFation hss been in private nse for many
years, and through the persuasion Qf iriends, Who
have q ed ii with the most bensHciaI results the
proprietor has been fodnced to offer 1t to the pub.
I'D, It is warranted to cure, eIuLLs AND FEVER
qf howevef 7o1 standiik. removing the cause uhd
entirely Graduating is enecss from the system II,
will PuRlRK TIE BLOOD. Strengthen Abe ed.ges-,
tive organs. induce an appstits, Nhd frsssors the
patient 70 parfsct heaith. Tt is yEa sfAa1a
and so harmseas thnt chii6rsn Sf, all
eges may take II with safa:y. As a tons0MARRNCo
hssno sdbssio ana sot ot,dsbiliiy ksistns from sie
effects OF fever, or from other cause ID invaluable
AIfsw doses ~ suthciens To satisty lie most ii-
ctedulous sufferer Of III virttas ana worth. All
who try one bottle Of Mares WIN he Cd ddanok
pleased With Az aect,9 That hey will readily en-
dorse. .ss. OsHuMBUG. lF6r evidence OF itss EN-
scacy ana ysls. refer 10 MAREN 90 circplars which
contain certJdca.esf fof vel, known and Respectable
cie,zeas.g as go S3g fi sits es.t5.s sslasssJt
y tMkRENde ID q genuine Southern preparation.
the PROPRIETOR and facsurer ing a native and
resident Of Charleston and Il 10 fully aaranseed to
give complete ana unfversSl satisfaction. q
y No HuMRr1a. TRY IE. t2
d For sale by san tDruggists. and bJyDOwIE b
!. MoIsE, corner Msetang and Hasel, etreets; GOOD
BaoRs NSMAN 4, CO., sHaynestreet, and o. j..
LUAN. Druggist, Agent Of Proprietor, corner OF
Kina ana John streets cKasIsston. u. G. staah ]
JMpe ssSs5ssH \. IS. D&CS ~ IN ! y W ~ 3naDs
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sTTHE NEAIEsT, THE QUICKEST AND
TIE cHEAPRsT.-THE RsT.-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
1lS EAST BAY. having replenisbed its Stock with
new ana large assortment OF material Of the finest
quality aud Latest styles, prepared execute at
.he shortest netee and In the best manner. JOB
PRINTING Of every description.
Call and examine the scale of prices before giving
Sour orders elsewhere. ee l,1 D.,
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s AF DANIEL RAVENEL, PRESIDENT,
AND OTHERS. DIRECTORS. vs. The PLANTR RS
AND MECH AMOS BANK AND OTHERS, uL .IM-
ANTS rHEREON-IN EQUITY.-THE PLANTERS
AND MECBAMIcs. BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
GEAR LESION GJULY 2l. s1sse,--The President and
Directo OF this Bank in obedience to the decree In
the above cause, msde by his Honor Judge OAR.
pENTER, on the 10th July instant do hereby cali
upon thet stockholders to attend meeting at the
Bank, on THURSDAY, the 12th DAY Of August. at Ia
O'Clock noon. to consider and take such action as
they may choose upo the report which is to be laid
before them. >st - pfA 'F.
The Stockholders are also notiAel that II they fail
taorganize o meeting, the duty will then devolve
upon the Board of Directors to determine whether
to wni up the said Blink or to apply to the Cover
inor and Comptrolar- General for the benefit Of the
Act Of the Legisaturs OF the 12th March, 1882 emit
tied can Act enable the Banks Of this State TO re-
new business or to place them in liquidation.
z ". E. HASKELL, Cashier.
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q, MAGNOLIA WATER.-superior to the best imported
aerman Cologne, and sold At half the price.
VWy ~ - W. =. -.-- tutha3
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ABROsADAl,IBi 4 aT3sADALisl ATHERE,
is sood apthoriy fa stating that in tbis country one
out Of every persons ieailcted wfsh sarofus In
otls FORM or another. Conyrshpti,n white swell.
Ing, come fol ms OF Kin Diseass Enlarged alands,
Taoes Mesiaterica or Bowei Consumption, &c., 10.
Indsed sosprsyaleat and fatal has th,s cass OF dis
tts~ oscoms that y is dreaded as thsgrsat ssoutge
Of the race and pet thsy oil readily Yield Rosa
uALIss the ersat Blood PuriAer. ..ssf'H
4 Wkoleaais Depot and Laboratory. No. 81 xchange
R2ase. EAl@m1ya. Ml. Ask yopr Druggist for Il and
ra RosadAlis sIEa,nac for 1859. and read ths Ger.
q oarss performed ~ Che great
sIlsncsstcs ana Bleod PaRiAsF. ..
'1qs aAls WI 90 aDRIoH. wIHEl9AsJ 10 co., I'm.
rasters " pruss and ohsm'caas. charsesson. Il O.
= 3Jnly ~ atusA3
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a~i SOUTHERN BRANCH OF THE EOUI.
TABLE LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY, No. al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. my absence from tue
city, my Office Will be in charge Of Mr.. THOMAS
cROFT. who win attend to all business conf ected
with the General Agency. WM b. SHAW,
July ~ .Ac.a g. .-.f General Agent.
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FosMeoF RRoxY..

L. CnARLEsroN, ,ieIO.s ~s.+-t- 1860.
hereby appoint t-----f TOR me and
in my name 10 yots on the shares / hold in the
Planters' and Mechanics Bank OF south Carolina at
the meeting Of the stockholders. to be- held the
ti4n hereof, .ft,s
- J1fy22 tutfs8 -
aisi4TGo TO GEORGE LITTLE 4 co. FOR
a1e Drap Dxts Sacks Yor 81. Juiya aI
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FROM TIE STATE CApIrAL.

The Agricultural Fair In November
hc Seate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bpeses-
LafO Insurance-Droutn Abating-Aaap
~ OF Columbia.
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as- TAX E ST. TAX Si-NorICE IS
hereby given thatths Treasurer OF Colleton County
will be ready 10 receive the STATE AND COUNTY
Taxes at the following places;
Adan's Run, fully 26 and ~.
i 4, Georges station. August and 8. 1'-sie
Green Bond StaitonyAEgustls ls and 10. VIE
PeaveAt@aartone south Garnlina RaiSroad. Auabs4 g.
/ Rtd2eyllle Station. South Carolina Railroad An.
glstA 7ps
sumhaarville station. South caxolna Railroad, An.
Weltsrhorp'. frqm the sth to the Gath Of July ~.
W Fonges' Island. tst. Paul) July 49, 2s STAND An.
gust 10. go '.-'
Jscksonboro.. J6E %. ~ 99lG1 ]a 'saSaefN ~
the Treasurerwal be found at his office I'm wal
tefboro' to receive Taxes on, and aftes the above
named dates until August 25. After that date an ad
dsfon Of Twenty per Cent. win be charged on all
amounts of Taxes unpaid bet ore the 17th Day OF oc
tobe and afar that date the Treasurer will
TO oec bE di .rese er otherwise. All real and per-
sonal property are charged with seven ard-a.hslf
mills on the dollar FOR State, and three mills for
County Taxes !I&N y '.~ Fes4" - s&4It3T !.
: ONCE County Treasurer, walterboro', g. g., yuly
8. 1859. JAMES W. GRACE.
July 81 ze,,f.s..i;6 .,A,, sl5 Treasurer.
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= as-. HFRESHAsiA MAmENls BLUSH
iIs the pure peachy. Complexipn whiob follows the
nae Of HAaAN's MApNOLtA BALM. II is, the
True Secret OK Beauty. Fashionable Ladies' in so
gplety understand ftbis. {. sli$sss9 'AfI jG
e The saAGNoLIA BALM changes the rustic coun.
try Carl into City Belle more rapidly than any other
one thing.
Reiness. sunburn; Tan, Trecsles. Blotthes and Ill
efsc;s ofthe Summer Sun disappesr ~hsait Ia al ed,
and genial cultivated fresh expression 70 obtasned.
which rivals the Bloom Of Youth. Beauty IL possi-
BILE to- al who WIN invest ssvsnty.nve cents at any
respectable store and ihsfst on getting the MAaNo-
LIZA BALM 4'Ga4 ~ 2i2i'f W. {8&
Use. nothing but Lypn's Ksshsiron 70 dress the
Hair. -Dlo nwf1mo July 20
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a@Gos TO GEORGE LITTLE & co. FOR
ane Silk Warp Alpaca sacks for ss.
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A sERlEs OF RADICAL ouTRAaEs.

THEY OCCUPY EDoEF7ELD COURTHOUSE
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FOR NEW HuhM,

RfF ULAR LINE EVERY WEDNE9DAY
>Sr7faum THE SPLENDID aIDEWHEEf,
IzaXS ETkfMseIP MAGNOLI,, CAPTAIN
A[R0kk&9X M. B. CRowELL. having elegant an d
spacious accommodations for pas.
sengerS, will leave vapdernors.s ~~srf on WKD
nRsDAf MORNING. July 28, 1860, al 9 O'Clock
ouy ~ hAVENEL .!L. gents.
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aS- ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. ON THH
Errors and Abusss incident 10 Youth ana Eary Man
,hoSa with she humane view OF treatment, and ctse.
yseat by nxi nee Of charge. Addtkss now ARD AS.
socrATIoN. Box r. PA,ladciphia, Pa,
May "a 49, 3mos
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AAo yDuuk AuNsSS WOIAeQ dtOunE 1Ge ring Win
that ugly and rdicnlous movement OF stla logs
Which the yeipcipede sxaSts from It's yot aries,
aid t.sneyer. Gays = spectator swega tie prst.
~, round forms 'of pretty iwotnsn made tp look
so laughably unattractive. 2 S"a etaSs 1St
s --soineS time since Premier Won Beusy. 81
sAustria. .twas successfui iH carrying some i'm
pprtant reforms, the legaliza,ion OF ctvil mar
r,aRes being among The number. Bishop
Iipz became rebellicus al this soverthrow Of
church authority. His wratl, found express
sion ia seditious words. The BIsGop vas
arrested and held for trial. tAtte mpts were
made to show that the OWL power had no
Jurisdiction over Bishop in the disoharga of
what he might thinkshis duty. The Govern
naent was firm The Emperor. whowaa ap-
pealei to. refused 10 interfere, and the good
Bishop was sentenced to three montha' NM
prlsonment Tor utte fangt doctrines aubyersiys
" public order. I The Emperor. cohsid dsr,pk
that the prelate has been; ia legal parlauce,
,purged" OF h,s contempt, has rendered him
aresease; a but the Bishop refuses to come ont.
I'm Vienna, . new product Of art is to be
Seen, consisting Of various articles made OF
spun 'giass. suchs Tor Instance, as head
dresses, ribbons, bracelets, coffs. collars,
watch-chains, curled and plain ostrich fsath-
era, and ths like. They are manufactured In
Paris. and dingsr from the articles Of tina kind
hitherto produced, In bsing iDcomparably
1iuer. more tenacious, flexible and durable.
The sfehSnsi6h which might be entertained
4 yiew of the probability that Ane splinters
nom the collars or bracelets natsht detach
thsthsel ana pSnst Inv into the skin, pro-
dses y painful AfIsce ID aAid 70 ceaso ~ ;soon
as ma b 8asssssoS. 70 ~ 1psaiE. 4 cSaely
ined. fhe Same - sasd sto be 81 least 10 AnS
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Sb'pp,us.
ExCURsIONsl ExCUax

EXCURSIONS AROUND THO saARROn.
49, THE THE FINE FAST suLINa AND CON.
HOhTARtV appointed y.eA. FLEaECS
-[uASA will resume Her trips to historic noints IN
Wharf daily at Ten a. M ''0-0A'
Fer Passage apply TO THOMAS yOrNo
Dooehn"cr 40 Captain. on board
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q long wxzhlnston would remain he sssl
OF Government pf Tho United States.g
The resuh fthe lsbors Of the canSassing
COMMITTEES was then snsesncsd a. follows.
President Grant 5000 Philip d Solomon,
Bryan, 5000, Dempsey q o'foole, 5000;
4. R R; Potts s1o9el s,,P. Brown. ssSooi r.
A. willard, sooootJ 2. 0lcott q Bon, Vs.
$4,000; washington' and Georretown III,
Co., 5000, Jos. L. Savage, es,60o. Edward
slmms, $4,000, p. N. Dubanl, $4,000; II.
Burns, $4,000; George Savage, $4,000, O.
Schneider, u 900, r. A. Beai1, 81, 600, Col.
z. B. Floreuec, VI 900; .. q. Befret, G 900,
!. M. Hall, q 900; B. r. Gilbert, $4,000;
Gu. Bllss. $1,000, Samuel Gardner, $1,000,
Lewis eisphane 1000, r. Q. Hewitt, 81 900,
2. W. Boteler 81 900; d. W. Bllss, el60, B. r.
.seen, $1,000 A, Cluss, 81 900, 9. 2. Belts,
G. w. f. GssSSs'i &C.,, Il Il :
J. A.. Colo, 81, 00o,F y. Steer, $1,000,
Daniel Smith, 81 900, r McGhan, $1,000;
J. Purdy, $4,000 Yates and wiscreh, 81 900;
Y. .. Relchenbaeh, $500; W. y. Wise, $50;
s. Wolf, $500; +. p. Mlny, $500, B. Mi,
burn, $500, A. NJ. Clspp, $500; DR.. @. r.
s s,,,., s!9ogk q f5ss., 900; 7. A.
2. o,Meara, $500 9. W. Lnville, $500; @.
$500; A. AdAmso6, $500; 4. o. Inns 1850, i,
\ Y. Follausbee, $500 HIN. Howard, $500, q.
". bauer, yooVi =. .. ToPham, 1901 Thomas
toa.es, WV hooeH oamppeii, tS0Ol pf.
A Ar f sarn, ssSoi y. klngman, $3.50 r.
Gruit,, tsovl y. y. Carter, s250t W II.
hncsts, S2So; \. M. Hanson, s2o0i D. N.
LAVE, svi John oDonoyanl 100; b.
puus, SiVoi J.b. Coates, tl0Oi Q. W. Gun
nlognam. sIooi A. +: Clark, Sl0oj W. II.
rrafker, WV; !ohn megan, Sl0o; George
courtney, si0o; q; A. sage, Sio0; b: W: Q.
brodhead, 500; Theo. Gregg, $50; w. Cen-
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N T II x 10 HIN lie ,
OLIVER OPTIC,

Ihl. book, 80 long Annoupesd. Is now PosIrIvRL,
READY completes the series Of Young Amsre,
fSEYSEeH, SiSfy " siaaiiti:: Novel: %
ismAtie Charaeters.o &e Author. cd.
ANAaERfGkN RxiaiL.YISS Pii1ais;; viii "
nny eight Illustrations Of Historical inOnu-
rHs FsaaE E1Hi.'' w ssIRfi 6F HEBREw 81
ri ! s6roBiootlPaiYpSSiPs'kx sMht ifhsBBoY l OF
ne author u School Days at eaxon.
oRsiT aiYisfERIIss' AMI 'TiTfIE ~
TIKI ssS yI5& 4sR Bsiaiaiii;; illus: 81
rHs OLD MERi6HiiiHT;Ss' 0f 'HkW York Of
CITY. Fourth series By Walter Barrel.
VxTasa aa'Yi.IiGiafiaiEii,s LIS xRb bis. 70
o1URsEe. Authorized TIaeslation. ssr-
Hyacinthe This volume Includes the "ora'
non on Peace" July 70, lste. In W hitch the
dinculty betyeen Father .hyaeinlhe aud
ths n cssI e.. Order 0risiea!sd' "Ths ReA.
styi"siI Lectures in the tsihsdI aiof sotrs
D.mei "Miseellansous Di.eourses." to.
either With lsttsr contributed by Father
Ala HHKvARp. A Story Of College Lifs
Harvard Graduate .,....,...,...,.,'''' 1 so
HlTHERTO. A Story Of Yesterday. by Mas
AR Whhiltnsys.author of"PAlih 0artnsy's
raE YSgNG LADY xff H0ME XNiU'iy y %
APaYsIcffia NEs Ma H TTs!I!!l TO
ra AZ MINI a,sEo TX cass Elan; 40
sfgsaHSs REci1asss. n h raspiIAiIi RFqPsRs
By Wspdell Phillips. sew edition.
iShooEsrs ABROAD. BY Mark Twain =. . so
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Busrrass suIrs,
sdf DRxss suIrs,
''"l" BOYS suIrs,
Bors' OvERcoATs,
CHILREs's SUITS,
and suits made to order, In the best manner
at thirty-slx hours notice.
'-' 90 OAK HALL,
BARBOUR & Co.,
400 Seventh street, opposite P. o.
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IT AsfoUHbs EVERYBODY that colorless,
eloudless huid. like apring water, should
revive the original tint In white, gray or
Erixsled hair. YET 50 ills. Phalon's Vita :
fluid, as limpid and as stainless, yet Il far
excels every other dye or coioring liquid
ever known in imparting rich shades Of color
TO gray hair. col
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ATTENTION Is CALLED to the large assort-
ment OF nrst-class carriages, buggies,
wagons, &C., for sale at Robert H. Graham's,
corner OF Ninth and streets, and at the
mandatory, 479 Eighth street.
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FoR Hsa WHITE sumrs and all the new
stylcs Of Linen Cuffs and Collars, 10 to
Franc d Goldman, No. SIC Seventh street,
between d and Z streets, and to the old
stand, Marble Hall, No. ass Seventh street,
opposite Patent Office.
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Fnkso d GOLDMAN have lust opes,;;ed
another splendid Gents Furnishing at No.
SIG Seventh street, between D and Z
streets. #Er
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"AsrIfoHin rtxs 10 the saving Of ninsp
IL q prot orb fhat's well undsrstoodJ
Aud the workmen all, At tho great Dab Hail.
By their stitching the provefb make good. a
COAX HALL" CLOTHING AND CUsroMKR
TAILORING, 400 Seventh street, opposite post
ONCE. l.. D, BARBOUR d Co., proprietor
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FoR Undershirts and Drawers, at so, 90,
10 and 81, go to Franc & Goldman, No.
BIC Seventh street, between d and Z streets,
and Marble Hall, No. 45s Seventh street,
opposite Patent Office.
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Tis DWELLING PART 6f house No. 4es
PennsylvAuia avenue, Is offered for rent.
Particulars can be obtained at liable q Co.'s
clothing store.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-25

FoR AN Alternative, tonic and unparalleled
health restorer for all ages and sexes, use
only "The Eureka Tonic Pills" See adyer
tlsement In another column.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-25

+. II. FINLEY 4 Co., $50 Seventh street,
are the agents for j. j. Bagley's celebrated
Michigan tobacco and the old Ripley whisky,
which they have on draught.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-25

BRANCH cTszIsoRAPn 0YYIos,-Persons
residing ikths Vicinity Of the Patent ONCE
will nnd the new telegraph ONCE at ~ sey-
snth. strssA between y and @ streets. A
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-25

RECOMMENDED Br PHrsonSs as an ex-
cellent strengthening Tonic Beverage and
Nutrient, and % the best known prepars.
o,eetionsSle pqspsrt,ss 81 m oi IsnaT. 'n n
gcneral-HoTs Malt Extract. This bower
age IL particularly adapted to persons Of
weak and dcbilitated constitutions, and those
suffering from, dyspepsia, loss Of appetite,
etc. Htskes the plkce OF and 10 superior 70
ale, porter and splrituous liquors in all cases
whese, nourishlng beverages and tonics are
needed. Bold BY all Druggists and 0rocers.
col -a
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-25

TXT=A special ms,ssssibs Of the Grand
Lodge Knights Of Pythiss, IL called for
Sat- tiSy ctsnins u the hall, corner Seventh
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-25

LARGE SALE OF CHMAwARE.-Cooper IL
Latlmer will sell to-day, at 10 o'clock, at
their auction rooms, the most extensive as
sortment OF chinaware ever offered In the
city. The attention Of keepers OF hotels,
restaurants, boarding houses and the public
generally Is called TO the fact, as the articles
will DO sold without regard 10 cost.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-25

anonen BOGUS, on Ninth street, between
d and , strsets, 10 oAering the best quality
Of wood and coal u the lowest rates.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-25

A NEW DOLLAR sToRE.-Persons calling
at the new dollar store, 304 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
will be astonished to see what dollar Will
buy.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-25

CUMMIss' EXTENSIVE SHOE ESTABLISH
MESr, Seventh street, seems to be the favor
ite resort Of purchasers In the shoe line, and
very naturally 90 from the fact that no other
establishments In the city presents so large
and desirable an assortment. The new
winter stock Is by far much larger and even
more select than at any previous season,
thereby giving the large trade of the house
and tho public the greatest advantage. l 4