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The weekly clarion., 1870-01-01

The election of Gov. j. w. Stephen
son to the United States Senate by the
Kentucky Legislature derives significance
from the following utterance of its author
in his recent message: Let us fearless
lp re-assert, and in our action maintain,
that the Federal structure of American
selfcovernment is one of limited and
enumerated powers, and that the mainte-
nance and vindication of the reserved
rights of the States is the greatest safe
guard of civil liberty"
The weekly clarion., 1870-01-01

At the present term of the County
Court of Caledonia county, in Vermont,
it appeared that a pauper seventy-fve
wears old had been confined for a long
time in dungeon and kept upon thin
cruel, on account of refusal to pay
his poll and dog tax in London
The weekly clarion., 1870-01-01
Ut UUtuItIJ stTNtHJ.
JAMES M. WESSON
The Washington Chronicle thus stat

The Washington Chronicle thus states
the conclusion of the late correspondence
with England in reference to the Ala
bama claims:
The next meeting to take place in Wash
ington, or the United States.
England can choose her own time for it.
The Chronicle adds that in this stand
the country will support the Secretary of
State without division. 1t is not likely
that the portion "of the country" treated
as Southern provinces can afford to with
draw their attention from their own trou-
bles "to support the Secretary in any
thing.
The weekly clarion., 1870-01-01
Arrival OF Two Hundred nne \
~ Chinese H4mborcr- go ~ ~
ON their way south.


From the 81. Louis Democrat 0l q. .
The mooted question Of tho pae
OF Introducing COolic labor iu tle
states Is about % be solved F..
the press Of the of the country hH
cusslng the subject aud variety
have been expressed. Whatever |
ical economists may say, and howe.
may be the objections on .tlirm..
Introduction Of large bodies 0l u.'
ierent Ia their character. mmurr 81.
from the mass OF our population.
men have gone 20 work, and soon q.
OF the movement will De- tested IH
way II can be tested.
The Chinese emigration o. thf
commenced IN earnest last HE
tween teh and eleven o'clock. I'D
arrived here on a special train Dn
Missouri road. They came from
cry Kingdom. and are in charge
-. Louisan, Gen. J. q walker
many years has been a resident r. E
MIA. where he became familiar W'l
Ruage and customs OF the Chinese
aVan IA composed exclusively oI
wearing pig tails, and induIR.nR
chow chow. They have been tl
work on the Central Texas hh.i
Will leave Tor the South on the hI.
They are iaboreFa, of short siatlI.
limbs aud dirty appearance. and tl
they emitted was not as savory % ''
allsplce.
These Chinese left S. L0aa
Steamer Mississippi on the 5la Z
Orleans, whence they will proceed
destination in Texas.
The weekly clarion., 1870-01-01
reunessee..sThe Collapse OF Rad
fcmIfam.

One extreme usually bcgets another
and hence il has been apprehended that
the conservatives since the recovery OF
their political rights in Tennessee. would
visit upon the Radicals retribution for the
wrongs which for FIVE eventful years they
suffered at their hands. But thisfear has
been dissipated by the sound judgment
displayed by the masses in the selection of
delegates TO the Constitutional Convention
which is to assemble on the 10th inst. In
the list of delegates, we notice that with
the passing away Of the trash and scum
which were thrown 10 the surface in the
Jacobin era, such distinguished names
have appeared, as A. o. p. Nicholson,
once a United States Senator; John
Netherland, formerly member of Con-
rress; Neil 5 Brown, Governor Of the
State 1S4S; Geo. w. Jones, Milton
Brown. Robert j. Mckinney, John +.
House, Humphrey Bate, J. j. Polk, }.
A. Gardner, and others. The election OF
these men is a guarantee that no rash or
revolutionary measures will be taken 10
afford Northern Radicalism the shadow OF
pretext for thrusting its intermedeling
hand into the affairs of the State. The
civil and political privileges already pos
sessed by the negro, will not be taken from
him, and he will be permitted to work ont
his destiny in peace and protection in his
new condition.
In the entire State, the Radicals, late
80 truculent and swollen with pride ot
power, have not elected exceeding hal
dozen delegates. The following notes o.
the canvass bya correspondent ofthe Gin
cinnati Commercial (Republican) may no
be devoid of interest:
In Middle and West Tennessee It mattere,
| very little whether the white Radicals vot'
or no. as there are but few Of them. AS q
the negroes, they did not vote in any divis
ion of the State, aud outside Of The cities ]
| is evident from the returns sthat not one II
fifty exercised the right of suffrage. Their
are two causes for this. First there ha
been no excitement, not many speeches, aui
no bondirrs, tOrchlight prOcessions,rOusini
| ward meetings. or any OF the other usua
concomitants ofa.political campaign. Thes
things are necessary TO enlist the African
enthusiasm aud interest In political matters
and a campaign carried on without sucl
wonderful displays, will always end I'm any
thing else but wool. In the last campaign
although 1t can hardly be called q campaign
the chief evidences TO "A negro's eye tha
something was up, were wanting he saw M
big poster announcing grand mass meeting
he heard no drums beating. he saw no nag
flying. and marched at the tail end Of M
tOrchlight procession. Consequently, h
either did not know that any election wa
i'm the near future, or IL he did know IL, tn
knowledge was 50 vague and uncertain tina
it availed him nothing.
Take the town of Jasper, for instance th
Capital of one OF the most Radical countie
in East Tennessee. In lsGS. Grant receive,
two hundred aud twenty -hve,votes,an Sey
mour tour. In the election for delegates q
the Convention, at the same place, last Sat
urday, the Conservative candidate receives
fihy-threc votes, and the Radical candidate
but two.
LETTER FHOM "a LAWYER
The weekly clarion., 1870-01-01

By an arrangement with Col McCloy this
issue Of THE WEKKLY TIMES is sent to
the subscribers OF the National RepHbl5con-
The work allotted TO the NafiomaI RepwbkS-
can has Terminated, and with 1t its engage
ments witt. its patrons. that its labors have
not proven successful, was owning to no
lack OF earnestness upon the part Of fts con-
ductors, who have the proud consolation Of
having done their whole duty 70 the cause
under whose banner it was enrolled
vicksburg Times.
The weekly clarion., 1870-01-01
Arrival of Swedish Mmmfgrants
i'm Claiborne County.
From the Port Gibson Standard

Twenty-Five Swedes are passing through
town, on their way to the s-Cold Snrin9',
place of Mr.. Edwin 81. McCaleb. distant
about Is miles. They are a fine. Intelligent
looking set of men, who, if properly encour-
aged, we doubt not, will cause the fields of
''Cold Spring" to blossom as the rose.
p. >. Since writing the above we have as
certained that there are thirty of these Inn
migrants, who came on their own account.
Twenty-four have found employment.-
The other six win doubtless find places be-
fore night.
The weekly clarion., 1870-01-01

ArMssIoS or VIRornA.-General Candy
denies having written any letter In regard
70 virginia Of the character attributed TO
MIN In the telegram from Washington, pub
nsneo In the papers last week. We hear
Inat he anticipates the admission Of the
state wlth restrictions In January.
The washington correspondent of tha
Balttmore American says. awith the exoers
Committee OF Congress fayors the sdr,ss. s,f..
sion Of Virginia" ID :, -'
The weekly clarion., 1870-01-01

By letter from Mr.. j. Blom, of the
Danish Emigrant Society, to Mr.. j. M.
Wesson, we learn thathe is now on the way
with fifty laborers from Chicago, to the
N. O. & j. Railroad He will be in this
city in few days, when our citizens will
have an opportunity of comforting with
him in reference to his enterprise.
The weekly clarion., 1870-01-01

The following Committee on Constitution
and By-Laws, was announced by the Chair I:
f. Barksdale, Rev. John Hunter. J. w. Rob-
inson, J. NJ. Wesson, A. Virden and. on mo-
ton of Mr.. ThOs. Z. Helm, the Chairman
was added to the Committee.
The meeting adjourned until Thursday IL
O'Clock, \. NJ.
w. B. TAYLOR, Secretary.
The weekly clarion., 1870-01-01

The RAIDS are asking where is Judge
Dents The following Washington item
viii show that from their standpoint, he
is at least in good company
Eight members Of the Dent family gath
cred around President Grants Christmas
turkey, besides a number Of other relations,
and some friends. as follows: Mr. Dent, IA
thcr Of Mrs. Grant. Judge and M1. Judge
Dent. General and Mrs. r. 7. Dent and
daughter, &C, &C.
The weekly clarion., 1870-01-01

SALARIES OF STATE OFFICERS For
the convenient reference of those who
are soon to fix the salaries of State officers
under the Constitution in this State We
copy below a pay list of the principal
State officers of Ohio as published in the
papers of that State:
The weekly clarion., 1870-01-01

Gen. Beauregard writes that he has
made arrangements for 80 foreign la
borers for the New Orleans, Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad, through the
Chicago Emigrant Society. A portion
of them are en- route.
The weekly clarion., 1870-01-01

We have now ready,and will send by mail
or express,p per order to any part of the State
the following blank forms, adopted to the
va rious labor contracts
lst. Contract for Share of the Crop.
I'd. Contract for Wages.
Sd. Landlords Mortgage Lien for Share
of Crop.
4th. Landlords Mortgage Lien for Rent
Money.
9Th. Merchants Lien for Supplies Fur
nished.
Price 81 per quire of "a blanks or three
blanks for % cents.
Address,
POWER & BARKSDALE,
JocEson MisSiSsiDDi.
The weekly clarion., 1870-01-01

The protectionists are bitter against
Commissioner Wells for recommending
a reduction of the tariff.
The weekly clarion., 1870-01-01
IUW Elk q DAhhoIJAALJ
jackson, Mississippi


We publish elsewhere second letter
from. "a lawyer" 1t is proper to state
that we do not know what part the author
took in the late canvass, further than Is
explained in his letter.
The weekly clarion., 1870-01-01

There are persons abusing the ''Jack-
son CLIQUE" for the election of Alcorn
who did not even vote. Let them hold
their peace. We can have no argument
with them.
The weekly clarion., 1870-01-01

NOTICE TO EXCHANGES of
our exchanges will hereafter receive The
WEEKLY instead of the Tfi- Weekly edi-
ton Of THE CLARION.
The weekly clarion., 1870-01-01

During the past year there wcf.
In Chicago ad13 butidinea. do
goods sold % Wholesale was
total value Of manufactRrca Vs3l.
The weekly clarion., 1870-01-01

Don't forget the meeting to perfect the
organization Of an Immigrant Society In
this place on Thursday next
The weekly clarion., 1870-01-01

A Connecticut woman wrapped up her
dead baby and took It in her arms to q
photographers to secure picsure Of what
all the neighbos assured her was abeau-
tif1l corpse.
The weekly clarion., 1870-01-01

The failure Of the Cuban rebellion il
announced. We are not SURPRISED.
The weekly clarion., 1870-01-01

To prevent hydrorhobia, climb q high
tree till the dog leaves.
The weekly clarion., 1870-01-01

/. sI.gtE syIrgipEiOns get their oysters 9. my cent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-09
CASH or PRODUCE, ONLY.
IL CLARK's LONDON REMEDIE,
"For Special Complaints"

lE NR. gLAAN's lNNiGORATcR GIVES strength "a
- thf f-'i fA dtbiiiftf.d. II b. especially designed
'r ar a.li who h4rc wasted fcir sr3f hy .xttsses
rff kinn grl gig VsrtUts whose systems have be-
ifa weak hy rpr4drnce inpis'tls restored rs.
'ae Prizes Nrr ulsr
hA CLARK lhiilFE ciean~es the blood from ali
iit ff s1la as scrot.l. Syghiii-. sercnral Eheu-
.fn. K aHiprs Ni every sft BAD Breath Oaefsft 4,
p.i-'ilu iNni FtPt Caiarfh. lsharpe- from ilc
.r tete iarngt Failing oi tle Hair. Ulcers r.il-
Hl- slo'rAee. gnd al diseases ~ TIE Lungs ana
Ai-esflt Nrears. iIirf Nua ln,lar.
NA.'i.'ke y ftNAtAA relieves pain ~ cXsry g.
itl. y Eeai4 ~. klraraf Te"thuche. Sinmaciathe
tacHt lHir il fia Beast ati iinhs Ii y al u-
h'4H.la remedy 90 a Nervous Disorders and no lan-
. taHHi- ~ without %. Price uNe pnilsr
s N..it iLltiA Il clgtain cure ior aknsss af
iAN ft'- ifftrN Originals unt discharges ~ = nnco-
M iie' aeHrs. hsueorrlea, D0noFrh,a. su.riAasorl,a
tf nfi Weakness afe speedily cured hy III usi-
NE tLAAA's REGULATOR. for females only Is guar
fu r.artt aii special irregularities sud difficulties
vi sArlr Ladies' Married Ladies' cautioned rnt ~
III is ffHA y certain condition. u- iis effects would
ff tN4 powerful iries rne Dolag
Alt ni ft. ~e tsiDrHtd remedies arc prcUnrsI rin
flHa lNifast IuAsr III ClArk irlDs4sf. spet, i.io
4iN sfe atrar,ta ireh ani rHre - afflicted parsons
shNl il at.setlli written state mtni M fhnil aif-
'ui- ~ KS Clark 1udie proper remedy viii it spft
it7HNtiN tH N ar nadru. Or Iiefk rtn ff consulted
PERSONALITY IL As offices aul 10 furnish aii tie n.c,..-
al. isrrlaiiUf- 81 patients wnp place themselves
'l.ef A.' cars- Ai ie'sr- addressed N
b... =. CLAIM
onte 1870, Broadway, Sew yofk City,
sag 1gil ln-ls.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-09
pix CnI,rliA HONS.

The Petersburg Press oil Ihursda,
has The following.
A barn belonging 10 Or. Or. A. J.
Rhode, rikcyillc was burned ga ~aiur.
day night lett. 4 valuable nck MAS IN
the Stable NJ the inc. ana ws- burned
10 death. The h.fn WAS iu rrca fas
$500 and thc Jack Tor 500 ia an l,ans-
Vile cnrary
some Of our iaIn,r~ decline 30 cent.
bushcl ior corn lrirline io lold their
crcr, and ri-h an advance IL Tie price.
!. A. Dickson gathered Iac bushels d
corn from ono acne III ground. Mauy
Of tie cars measured .3imchc- IN lcngili.
:. &. Barrett droNea io, of PA Gac
fst hogs 90 Washington. They aycrag-
cd 3aV pounds.
There i but one ~ the ilrcc CHURCHES
~ rctcrsburg supplied wiiha preacher.
The enumeration az -,loul children
~ this county numbers .o6i.
Several lots OF cegn SOLD "a 'hc streets
last W,vn AZ - seni, 4 bu-hol.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-09
Sickness, Pain and Beat:

esimai.ly result - penalties for violations Of natura
laws from which mono escape
4hr iAlfd cheek, he pale and wan features. the du
lt. iAt fiplds intellect, the deem hfayiuF SIGH ths
irshit ana emaeiasd frame the detected bro~ the
rug saif ail Indicate pres tfanseressions ~ aw
htN nE that pracrasilnaii"n q The ilief a. fnis sl
intelligent beings apply fpr remedy a. soon IA cir
Amsiahnss permit; while those DO 30 not act upon
pr principle thai delay are dangerous generally
niger, losr n'wre time and pay nUre money
Thousands ~ mothers Az. daughters ~ an stations
iNi tfuiiOus nf lfe suffering. lingering and d.
iis from iAe Effects 81 some dreaded and dr,adit.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-09

hereby given. that persons solcm.
ni1iua marriages. YOU viii 80 Tim
ttc Marriage License should bc rciurned
Miih the Certificate of marriage ~ thc
clerk uilicc,Whcrc the same were i.@nrd
zee REVISED statute. Nol. . Pare. Az.
u. y EDMON~TON. CLrgN.
Jasper, January u ls-o.-;r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-09

AGchport d Jasper Mail Route.
RtfiiE undersigned having received the
contract for carrying tile mail to
i.aekport respectfully informs any one
d'siring 70 20 10 Rochport. tia; he will
provide means for carrying them on
Mondays and Fridays ii they will leave
word on the day before at The Post Office
in jasper. JOSEPH UHRICH.
July S;h. 1870.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-09

Irfr. Dow Jones. Win I'LL I'LL. l...,.
nH ia7t Monday. with 4 had al i,.WsI
hcAa 81 cabbage exclusive 81 his own
N ior southern market lfcabbasc /.
appreciated ~ the ~oufh. A. /, 4. IN M.
scciion' Mr.. y. will make \ Small VII
,uhe. success 70 Capt. Jones and M.
boat load Of krout. '' ~
GranIvinM Mnn.,l.r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-09

o. The Green nsv Advocate IN.
sugar making il November. Nho
ever heard o. such thing? And ,rt
lhis fill thc sap i rannine. NE tree, ar..
budding. and Ncnominces are OH In lLe
woods making suuar.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-09

CT y correspondent, Of nc Boston
traveller says that III women M.g. ~
particular in Che choosing III ,i,irsn-
husband ~ men are III cEoo,;aa -
Nlfinui~ wife, moral rcio.ilniini
would he soon bean.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-09
ssrosiiSccir O. Co.'s ssnclsu.

'nr Ns' 'nd cheapest combination for az affections y,
tN, hmnss and Bladder ever offered 10 tha nnhil, N
" lftpAf' ny regular phA scinu- and usclhy to- ma
lnce n N ~ bottles ~ a. sold BY Druggists ana
Merchants ,y,ryWherc
T. DfrsxGnnrr m
AZ iNh. ~ n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-09

w AIRS now run on The Princeton
ana ~. Carmel road seven miles ON
from The former place.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-09

%i0C Chai,en~e.--l; Fl. stated ti4t
one tablespoonful ~ iuii' fmsle
l'l'i't- 0hiaiH- a~ lnutit tsea.rH istu-
critics w'e hn;iic 4, any NJ 'ae .Ae III
Used .,ro--~l.up AHicr- et tho aay. mi
ihc propririur- u.lcr a,l.ailcngc ~ .luJ.
b,c. gi't.-i m.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-09

Inc indianapolis Journal saws thc
.'cul'ors 81 Andrew lewis. cr Primes.
Ton have fled petition 10 haye MA
adJudgcd bankrupt. i''''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-09

,N we learn that J. : Akin & "a. =,
,r, nr'lSlc. have packed 1890 hogs "a da,e'
LIZ prices paid have ranged from ! n I;
cents per polnd gross.
sullivan Democrat. III.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-09

~ !, Il estimated that the wheat crop
-; .ns'iNi viii reach All avcrg..n ~
anii'y-one bushels per acre. =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-09

AS 8rsi letesvf vi 70 assorted -lsi sNrsis.nf.s
II iaae t0 liir.ns Sha,s W -ii varieties 10
h.e. hy Mtltos 1851 attention n fi. rufsir AZ. to
% Hi INSIDE q ofaer, atl nnrsAnirt. AHA thr h.s, l
III tll 'lrna Nrrparen fo mako 10 rrrair w.r'e ~
inN swear wiii iAr t,.' n.at.ri8i at 5r ihs r.t r
n,s u ''tnr eivc me g.i asf ain determines. X,
E.l Nptk w H,rH reasonable terms than et hsd
'iervNfxe % fti. nli. aiurAuua NGl,I
pclater y i~Cs-cms
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-09

Grandview Monitor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

FiHsT DIsTgICT.-The male grammar school
OF this district, u. NJ. Mckee teacher, aud j.
L. Coflew ASSISTANT, was exsmiusd Thursday BIZ
trustees A. h. Browne and j. s. Brown, OF the
inst district, and Il. Cbampiin, OF tae fourth
district- There we're present large number OF
friends OF the school and teachers of other
schools, among whom were john 4. Thomp IN,
OF the fourth district grammar school, and s.
John Thomson, formerly teacher OF the drst
district school; ex-Alderman Fen9ick and
others. or the 50 pupils on the roll IS were pre-
sent at the examination. The classes In mental
and written arithmetic, geography, book keep
thoroughly examined, the examination in Ger
man being conducted by Prof. Dyrenforth, and
in all Of their stndies they showed great prof.
cheney. The exercises we're fnterspersed with
vocal music, under direction OF Prof Daniel
Master Herman Biau at the piano. At the close
OF the examination addresses were made by
Messrs A. h Browne and j. s. Brown, express
ing their satisfaction at the manner In which
the cbool had acquitted ITSELF The medal and
premiums were then awarded as follows: Coll
medal to j. L. Ciohey; premiums for the best
written exapip ATOMS ID II. B. Hines, II. s.
Childs, and N. II. Duvsll; premiums for exem-
Plary cordact and Puuctuality to 4. b. Can
field, @. j. Wetzell, j. H. Haupman, j. Trum-
bull, VIM. Murphy, and F. L. Smart; premiums
for attention to study and impr ovement to H.
premiership to Z. III. Elue; for peatne~s to s. e.
SmOot; for vocal music to Z. A. Frank; entitled
to honorable mention G. f. Moody, j. A. RI
therford, W. Clayton, r. Hunter, q. A. Corral
L. Jouy, r. Ford, q. Dutt)n, Willis Paris, P.
SOtgtr, and HI. DouglfSs. The gold medal for
German, pre-, ented by Prof. Dyrenforth, WIS
awarded 20 Master HI. T.. Cook.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02
ALEXANDRIA.
The Cssette of yesterdav has the 70,

The Cexette Of yesterday has the following:
The newly-elected me mbers OF the City CSun-
ell met at noon to- day in obedience to the call
OF Mayor Berkley, and organized. W. H. Mar
bury was elected president and j. j. Jameson
clerk OF the Board OF Aldermen, and j. h.
Smoot PRESIDENT and Harold Snowden clerk of
the Common Council. l.. j. Robey was elected
Walsh of the Common Council. The two bo,rds
then assembled together in the chamber of the
Common Council, when Mayor Latham took
the required oaths before Jrstice Bell, and was
installed into office. In the few remarks tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

THE GOOD DEEDS Of fhe chivalric Major Morse
shine out In the BxngAty world ~ far Is any
little eandle OF Sliskespearc ever threw rs
beams. witness this'fro ths Sc Loais oe~,-
Graf Of-the 9th inst: -
IS Major VIM. s. Morse, contractor at the
Washington Navy Yard, az reed 70 crawl on hts
manly bosom to deer getown, three mltcs dis
tsnt, 1t MAY or Bowen was not reelected. Mayor
Bowen was not reelected, and Major Morse
crawled over the road as agreed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL-Yesterday,
John Butler was arrested by Onicer O'Hare, on
the charge Of assault and battery on Nero Tay-
to the q. 8. Marsha al The assault is said 70
have been made With slung shot, aud Taylor
was quite badly cut about the ear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

nav Mayor DaAe he called sttsntioa % ~ ex-
isting vacancy in the ONCE OF Supesinteadent
Of Police, aud RECOMMENDED that it be Ailed
imWedIate1y.
A sample OF 500 bushel, new white wheat, OF
excellent quality, raised By X r. Roberts, of
Fairfax county, YVES exposed on Change this
morning by Thos. Perry.
Beck, Knox & Kerbv sold to- day In front of
the MAYORS once the building and lot on the
southeast corner of Wa Shingt)n and Oronoco
streets, 10 DR.. Z. +. Fleming, for 81 900:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02
CHKAPI oHKAPER CHEAPEST g

Big tye Diaper u, Is, % .. and SOC. per yard.
whleh IL ne- le-s than the regular M Ice - '@'es
Heavy all Linen Towels ~ O ner doz n, "a.
sp.ees; Linen Towels, frineed and bordered, only
Linen Napkin and poylies cheap as4so and n rer
ooz- Sentiemene Hand Linen 6ansk erchiefs a
&c. apiece. 'eas W
hits Brisnts. satin striped, yard wide. nnest
Sross named goods are the chespest ever cold in
u dies and Childrens white Stockings A low "a 4
III, and i2c pair. Dress Goods marked down
general assortment Of Dry Go-ds AZ low prices
na ma. hM0Rr BATTLE,
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CITY ITEMS.

GRN1LEHKN's White Duck Frock Suits,
Gentlemen's White Duck Sack Suits, -
Youths white Duck Sack Suits,
Bows White Duck jacket Suits, and
Cbildrens White Duck Dress Suits, =
OF approved materials. Only one price.
GEO. 9. HESNING.
No. A10 Seventh street y. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

ATTENTION Is called to the advertisement of
Lasell Female Seminary, which offe.s rare ad-
vantagCs ior Instruction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

RANGE OF THERMOMETER to-day at Hempler'
at a. NJ, 73'; q. M, rs; 10 q. m, 20; ~ m. u
ID. M, "A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

ALASKA DIAMONDS,
French jet Jewelry,
Oroide Initial Buttons,
Vases, Baskets, Chromos,
Silver plated Cups,
received this morning 81 Prigg's Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. 467 Pennsylvania avenue, between
AZ and 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

HARK AND EXCITING SPORT may be expected
at Pleasure Driving Park on Monday afternoon.
when both running and driving matches will
take place. See advertisement.