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I Executors Sale.

BY permission sof fthe 7ion. Judge of Pro-
bate for Qfangeburg qeuniy, will offer at
public outcry, at'the late residence of j. II,
+. pantzler, deceased, OH Saturday, Februa-
ry 9th, 1870 s9H
Two hundred and hfty-fve acres of land.
Terms cash.
I V. NJ. SMITH,
!, Executor Last viii and Testament of j. II,
+. Danztler. Ftha ~ tfF
jaa s If Z
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K. K: K The gentlemen Who


K. K: X The gentlemen who were
arrested in Sumter and indicted OH the
charge Of being connected with the party
of men who ]. last. October, made threats
against Mr DuBose and Mr.. Robertson,
and aitcHwaf dS sifFas, heir y ,fssoses, l,age
oil becnaaischargea. In the strongest
case, a Witch Mr. Robertson and his
employee swore to the identity of three
Of the party, the accused were acquitted,
hayitg proved BY the most conclusive
andsupiplpeaehable testimony. that Mr..
Robertson and his man were entirely
mistaken in their suspicious. =
But the gin-house of DR.. j. i. With
ersppop three snpiies ,frpn, Sumters vas
buried onaFridag, aad E.o Clubhouse of
Mr., T. ID. Fraser was burned on the pre-
yious night These are the NATURAL re-
suits of Governor SCOTS proclamation,
which was a PlainsihsifatiOn to- tie ne
groes to take the laweipto their own
hands. 4a 81
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The great natural curiosity known as
Supkep Ila is situated in the, Cascade
Mouhtai's'i about seventy-fve miles
Northeast of Jacksonville, Oregon Tic
walls are 2,o0o feet high, and almost per-
pendiShlaf,s running down ipto@ tic water,
and leaving no beach. The depth is un-
knowh, the surface is smooth and unruf.
fiedSapd If il lies SO fag below the surface
of the mountain that the air currents do
not affect it. is length is estimated at
twelve miles, and its breadth at ten. No
living man, has, it,isi said, ever reached
the waters edge. The lake lies "silent,
still spd pnl,ysseeriops, in the bosom Of the
egerlastmghillss ike a huge well scoopcd
out by the hands of genii." 9'4t
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B,ylfness to tie Complexion,
B"oydncy to the Spirits,
A'.a H'Yq''eess onHa SHqqFS
For all affections Oft kidnSsSitfs unsur.
passed.
People have been rescued. as 1t were, from
the very jaws o: death, by n timely use of
this great remedy
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EXTRACTS FROM. N.vABIpU S, LETIERs..
.Dncia vas vnn ni ,,nt aail ~, 81 Isns Al Il

EXTRACTS FRONT " ARIpUs LETgERs..
'Docter, I.was vaecinatel inifIo Iospifal.
Before that ] had no skin disease Until
had n bottle of your Constitution enovaior'
sent me by MIR. Roper, of Columbia, Mo-. 1
suffered torturcs with running sores Since
l used two bottles | am all we'll except
small sore on the ealf Of ,lefrleg, and that s
This from lady.-"And now my skin is
as clear and fair as n babes. My complexion.
thanks TO your "Renovator,'' is beautiful
.'fcs yes, ] may well say such relief was
unknown TO me before. Enclosed find Eve
dollars for six bottles; two faIailiesr here
want tiy IT, E& y 10 ,sAsa
81 was very much troubled with syphilis.
Your remedy seems to he curing me fast.
Send bottles per Express
"No more rherm htisn,. THREE bottles of
Constitution Rcnovator have made me new
man. -,
: doctor enclosed fih;i So. Please send ME
supply. Two families here want to try
your Constitniion Renoystor,,,I, .riJr .,~yr,
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Z NUyn1A = IIiJflI IN hsistsTskfIslIs, :
g1 l1 loas Wv III vi

~
BLOOD CLEANSER.
q. A I,
This medicine is known TO the faculty as
being the, concentratcd fluid extract of Sar-
shparilla united with other valuable metli-
oapsl o,,ssS sIes H5 and gfi Il grsPsA
10 fad3E6E ThH .sunxIos
scRoEuLi'A AND CoNSustPTInNaA. 4.
Is gitls ! :iigi9 bssss47iAq VI aso as s4sssss
This remedy e il colapoupaesi eS prsssly fgT
intirmities, going at once TO the fountainsiiead
of Disease. It eStinguishes
qahiobs, co.isiinbtion. 4Sgphiis, Skin Erapfioas,
Sab Rheum, Bois, Rheumatism, = aft
Wast Of pitafsty, Ss-eiaia ' -
We all know that the prolniscuops yaccina-
tion indusged in during The late yyar bfed tn.
most viltshons disenses. yaecihA Hon nus
was taken~ from the arms Of any persons
full Of scrofulous sores
Then of course tile impuTiiies 81 the sceoE
fulousi patient wore absorbed inhheSbloodIof
men otherwise without diseases. and both
became Infected alike. Men. women and
ehilirs Gu throughout fnh tho West. are most
wofully diseased from this cause. and knew
nots until a few months ago, the origin of it.
HEHyRY,s CONSTITUTION ,RBNoyAToR-
Relieves; Che Entire System Of Pains and
aches, enliyens the spirits, and sends new
blood .lafTsd ~ SH
BOUNDING TiIlsoUGH EEERg,NBfN.D
4'Itiimpartss, ,rhZHH n
zg Spgs1aiagl BHgffaess vi t1e(Zsqs, i, u
Ro.Y -s,5 Glo'e 70 the CAec1. lv ~;
a Rnby Tngc to tic lips, - 's
II Gfca'rtess to'tlte-h heeui, ,--.-=..---.---s--,.
B,i9hfness To tie Complexion,
B"oeydncy to tie Spirits,
A'm H"lqisess onHf SipqFS
Enr nll nHeri ianuE - 4. ~ Il IL. L..I.E.4 b.
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SCHOOL BOOKS !! !!

TS'HE uNDEGsI1NEn HAVE RECENT
4 lyp"h,ishe,l series OF Scw Piei,}ia!
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of tliiitrep ~ 10th s"NcS they h,yc bSc,i
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Reynolds New Fourth Reader, Sl@5.
Va dc"lh ii.uot improper TO rqi,r 10 few
ipi iile advantages aihod Ut in preparing
;ireG reairrS.
j.. l. The enlistment Of pnpuar sentiment
IN favor OF home enterprise, which is now be-
gim'ius 10 show itself all ovcrihc South.
:. to rcmcdy the evils complained of in
our schools, of IL continued CHANGE of Text
Hooks, costly habit, aud one wl.ich INJURIES,
the Schools. by preventing he children from
being Put into classes 4 series OF llome
Rfatcrs. it Was supposed. would be used to II
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cd.
School History of South Carolina, ,o,i in
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Prof. Ecynolis' Writing Books, in series
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Teachers and Educators who wish 10 ex-
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to Introduction, will have n copy sent them
ON receipt of half Tie above retail price.
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Booksellers and Stationers, Columbia, S. C.
N. B.4The above, and numerous other
Books and Stationery for saio bv
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ucc l-ly-apl Russell street
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Mrs WiIboM ahh@ ssomSa eoald
vote and do . good deal of mans work,
but Ghe6 She COMES t6tdrfiiiag rocks she
would get the back-ache. & Z
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lead sisgi sias 10 isssS g Sc + ise, aSPiSps
ksfsst J sftf l ~ s.i.I a,st ~.
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Ignosss The ess,. ,ss as. $, a. sa..,,i ~ !.
80 q. .S.L 1. s. 'ss sIsniG. Agh1lasI
Than ss. Who of q fhss, u
Learnei lifes
stisss,E ssg rs Rs - I ~ 1sa,
Ia ,i, a Sals;tis.
skill y fsa : R'iss :
He close insnects q, stAae,sS far f.or, ., ,,;n
The freshmen rims his sails for fayor;,no
ts,.., fiae Z Ena F-.l1l r77Eli ~ l'sfaassS
And launching out, leaves ooua.e, far behind, a;i,
sail! - e1pat ss4al es5e sEsis "a ai,s5 -
Ard resks no daSSe,. nm Ia ,hsb ,jhsbs.s1,,
Nov down like eagle Scr lis is prey
With lightning speed, the Comet shot his
way. r. s,ieil f9Esa 'sf't saipiatse'3 , =
Its blazing head dislaimes tl,e fesssp ii;abffit,
OF meteors. asteroids and n,,nets ,,r;sbt S.'is
! Since Luna Will, majestic s,sro ,sron,ear rolled
Her i;ahob,l car ,s r., ,,e aa,.i i. ),
Oh; rataiit aWeeii: til now. VI you T4gid 4aog.idess
Lore 99a $. I :, ,2s- -'3es. : ''45 :.
sttoyse eI6ai sstsa a 4 ! Sp5aiRiitel q
With ANA ro,s miseiii and ianehid smile to
win = ''ss ~ 80 ''f'' 'i@
The golden fruit, which idiscord's Jealous
queen sto'u sa7ss.tSi sFlSietgs9.1 (
Had vengeful CAST amid The eourtky guests euet',d
Viewing resplendant, at Peleps' nnptial feast.
The glittering prize, vain Juno deemed her
own z sstsf 'e'i9i 81 -;isifis sirt''3 = II
And urged The Shepherd y prinee1y c1 81 t,rone n
To name her fairest
Then Venus, queen of laughter, pleasure
5s grace, 2falg itys i0i s.4isf. = e 2.
Bade the yo,ing 'i inmpire. Judge the 1fse,tttef
case. ''' '''' s7 -
Thou; queen Of Love, hast last I'LL the Gods en-. n
shaved.
And men alike, eli: r.sne hath respite craved
- IN t'gss 3sl i e E q rsl. IA 2'i
So sinco5faire Venus; hstli@ith, jealous sway
ReigIcsl 'uhdisputedw whileithG Gotlslobcy; Az
Upon atfihc advent, mid the coartly scene q d
The welkin murmurs. Lo! the peerless s.
queen, Rt'-lf
Unnlinsbcred millions sevim tho acrili height
And lfale their aistFe fore thg tsTlen,lor
bright. - ''e1' g ai''' 7
Not ,,n1;l,a R,;,,,,,,. c1. -, '1ti =
To base pretender whom M sprcsn,np.ion made
Aspilnnt for the Elittefihg bauble. fanie: 'f1
Mere tempting as the obscure, plebian name,
.C,.a,,. ,r,. ;o.,,,, -, .i ~, = -
And looned like pyramid above obscurity.
The waiyering, ynscilating,. fawning crowd.
To-days SHOUT I, TIrat Rer,,ij to-n,orrow loud.
Witpsquah itsunent tcar ofF'ilie iwrcatha'a'i
Yetsgreen with fresliness OF the ltruekliag,s
,gta,.s % =.
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TAichsOns Prolific Cotton seed
The Subscriber offers GfoT sale 10
bushels of the above Seed, which has been
kept pure
Price g. 90 per boshol in lots of s bushels,
For lees 81, 30 per bushei.
jan i5--2m JAMES II. FowLEs,
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IN THE COURT or PROBATE.

Whereas Mrs. Sarah, A. Segrest, hath APP
piled 10 inc for Letters Of Administration. on
tho Estate of U. ID. Segrest, late Of Orange
burg County, deceased 4Yf-
- These are therefore TO. cite and admonsh
all and singnlnI. the Kindred and crelfnrs of
.he said deceased, to be and appear before
me at q Court of Probate for the said Coun-
ty, to beholdcn at Orangeburg on the 20fh
day oi January SIC Sc G, .. &c clnea /. ri
to show cause if any, why the snid Admins
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
Court, this 9th day of january, A. ID.
1862 and the ninety fourth yearaf Amcri
y can independence. = ffF6 y
4 TlIAD. G. ANDREWS,
jan l5-2t Judge of Probate
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ALEXANDRIA.

The Gazette Of last evening has the following
items:
z ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD
lhBRoeLIo-The latest phase that the Aiexan-
dria and Wellington Railroad imhrogIio has as
sumsd presents Itself In the shape OF suit
brought in Judge Underwood's court by Samuel
M. Shoemaker against certain Of the directors
in the French COMPANY for $4,000 damages
each. The fine imposed upon the French direc-
tors BY Judge Underwood for contempt, with
the accrued costs, was Yesterday collected BY the
Assistant U. 3. MarsAal from all the parties
against whom II had been assessed, except Mr..
French, who declined paying it. e
( LAND SALH.--6reen s. Wise, Real Estate
Agents, sold ON yesterday, the farm of Henry
Wagner, near N0kesville station, o., A. s. M.
X. X. in Prince William county, Virgins, con-
tanning 145 acres and improved by . comfortable
frame dwelling, good barn and out buildings,
fine fruit, well tended and watsrsd, for Is BOO
cash, to John Jay Of Chautauque county, New
York. 3D., 2. n - ~. - = -
} TIE GIfsHY LAVA band Of Gipsics are en-
camped on the side Of the road between Wash-
ington and this city. They fred upon some
Washington fab hucksters, who had insulted
them, . night or two ago, and since then the
hucksters have stopped travelling over the road
and carry their wagons on the ferry boats.
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SALES OF REAL EsrArE.-ThOmas Dosfine,
auctioneer. has sold part u lot Is. In Bealiss
nrss addition, at the northwest intersection u
Hard, for s24 per foot; also, remaining portion
q satd lot to VIM. II. Cooley, for S12.oo per front
foot; also, east half Of lot 125 adjoining above,
15x91 feet, to Thomas Auneer, FOR eco; also
western part Of lot ia adj0tning. With iuprove-
nent TO y. s. Hawkins. for IS 800; also, part
Of lot 20, Beaxty-Hawkfns' division, corner Of
Frederick and eth streets, 20 james p. Coz, Cor
$3.50. fs 90 s--t
yards, with al the improvements and sppurte-
nancee, known ~ Eliaeour tannery, at the cor
uer Of High and Market streets, has been sold,
by Thomas Downing, auctioneer, TO L. O. KEN
gla, for $3.50. $500
RIVER FRoNT-Cleared- Steamers Jno. Gib-
con, Winters, New York, and Lady Of the Lake.
Denly, Norfolk.
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in that way, nor will the mass of the voters in
in this ward. If know them. This sort of thing
il played out. $3.50. -
Himber,-aI don't believe there is man 20
mean, 30 low, 70 despicable, that win 60 back
on his vote Just now TAKEN"
voices-"oh bah" "Getoat." "whst do
you take us fof?'' ~ 4
Mr.. Sypiiax.-"I can point my finger to dozens
in this room who L believe win not vote for
Bowen IL he u nominated. lFoices.-sI think
you can Syphax-sl tLaughter.l He could not
for his part understand what had got into the
people nowadays; no one seems TO care any
thing about his word any more" a-
Mr.. Cook said 1t was the privilege of MIR. Hen
derson to move reconsideration Of the resolu-
tons If he thought proper. They had all Just
now mutually pledged themselves 10 vote for
the nominee, whether it be Bowen or any one
else. - III -
voices.-"No.y "Non l"No.n 1--WE don't
Sandy Lacey said that Mr.. Cook had no powef
to pledge this meeting TO vote Ter Bowen. He
was willing the thing should stand as it was
The Invincibles could outvote them anyhow.
and he was satisfied to let Il be tested.
Mr.. Francis Taverns took the stand, and took
them to task for even limiting that any one would
bolt the ticket. He Was willing to vote for
Bowen, Richards, Emery, or any other man
they might nominate. q - I,.gi
Walker White tried to get the floor, but Cur
den Sn0wden was ahead OF. him, and proceeded
to discuss the "chalk marks" but the Chair
ruled him out of ORDER and after some sparrino
about who had the right to the floor, &C., the
motion to adjourn was made and carried. amid
mingled cheers for Richards, Bowen, and
Emery. - -
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BLAD9Es1CR0 AHD THE FIFTKRNrH ANEND-
1xNT.-Pursuant to call for q meeting Of
Conservative votere Of the B1Aaeusburg DISTRICT.
Primes GesFfe county, Maryland, Q censtdsrA-
BILE number OF white and colored citizens assou-
bled ct the Primary aehool- house In BladenS-
burg on Wednesday, night last The meeting
was organized By the election Of DR.. Charles A.
Wen % chairman, and d usttce Zach. Shaw q
a eommittes on resolutions wss then APP
pointed, Of which the Hon. b. r. Gny WSs chair
man, and declaration or the views of the meet
ing having been duly submitted b. him, were
u.auiMously adopted, setting 1Arth that the
ADOPTION Of the fifteenth amendment to the
Constitution q the United states BY majority
OF the States and tho omeial Announcemenf BY
th4Prtssdent Of it, ratification has, IN sifecf,
finally settled the political questions Of tho past,
and has e0aargod the num6er Of voters Ia our
mtSst, tive Join earnestly In oustial su0mis-
SION TO the new order Of a6hirs, ana congrstu-
lating the colored men Of this Distfict on their
accession to the RESPONSIBILITIES Of citixenship
We hereby pledge ourselves to Aid them In the
discharge Of their row duties, and 70 join with
them In any proper eu0eav0f 20 adsaace the
bot Interests Of the community
These resolutions we're made the basis or plat
form for the oreanization Of q permanent polit-
ics! club, and majority Of those present signed
their names 70 thonk "A cO0mitSoe ON permar
nent organization, composed Of four white assd
three colored men, was then appointed 70 re-
port Constitution and bylaws at the next
meeting. ----
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11.A1CIaI Ans - AsnCiAA-

81 The New York money MARKET works Why
md .,l The Indications point 10 continued esse.
Borrower. on call are ACCOMMODATED % nve s'u
six pcr cent. and We hear OF exceptional fcsns 81
paper IA without charge, rates being ct last
gwen. The spanish tHfncuity canafd had bat
little erect ON the gold narAct, ~ the ccnfrs-
diction followed 700 Close ON the heeh o. ehe
story.
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4o&'seo - -
HAfaIMoRI, April 2--Cotton firm and strong
at g. Flour frm; low and medium grades
higher; Howard street superfine, e5aS5G \; do.
extra, S5.50a&6-25; do. family, S6-oa&7 80; City
Nils super6ne, e025aS57G Do. extra, s5.Soa
$50; do. family, ss.15aes; Western supsrAne,
S4.uxae512k; Do. extra, e6.S kse6l6; do. fam.
fly, S6aee75. wheat unchanged. White corn
closed duh at e1.l2se1.14; yellow corn closed
duh, with small sales atSL 10ae1.l2. Rye steady
at $1ae1.l0. Oats active ct 64a66c. Pork firm,
$3.50. Bacon firm; NIB sides, 16c.; clear. do,
16xc.; shoulders, In a13c.; hams, 19A2oc. Lard
hrm at 1sKc. Whisky firm 1t s1.o7a$f.os.
BALTIMORE, April 22.-vrginfa saxes, old, s6X
1851, 81 bid, Sly asked; North Csrplinas, old,
Ask bid; do, new, 25x bid, 30 asked.
NEW YoRK, April 22.-Stocks firm. Money
easy at 5a6 per cent. Exchange, long g. shovt, 81.
Gold, IN. Bonds 12S. virginia sxes, er-cc1-
pom, S9H; new, 81. North CarolinAs, old, 4S4;
new, 21x. = =
NEW YORK, April 22--Flour unchanged.
Wheat quiet and steady. Corn duh And drOop-
ing.
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- 00Abevs,' 1rob01, - Co00svei0 kiass Of
nslsuv4pAl
Lewis JoAnss. = %. quote ssoen and beads
in hons and forslp nmas0 - follsWs:
NEW YoRK, April = -First Bcard-U. 3. 81,
1851, coupon, uAk; g-0s, -, csuPcn, iI2;
t0t, leeA csuPsn, neA; 6-1o's, less, coupon,
IN; t0,h .sw, iso. essSsa, i@xi tSos, issa,
coupon iesf; SS's, - socE:s' aio; 49,.
g. pee, = o.a.oo. Iex; Csnn..lsnd, %;
wesesm Union TslegraRh. saki Qaichsilycr,
sk; Paciac NAH, asK; boseoa water Power,
isN; ADAM E.prs., Sit; We'll kHpsers, ~;
2ki Nerchsnh, Union Expre., =; New
ssAi Erie, MA; Kzis Prsrd, .; Harlem, ~
gan Central, I'm; Lake shore and Michigan
southern, ssS; Illinois Central, iss; Oieve-
preferred, S5Si CLEVELAND, Columbus and Gin
cinnad, -; New Jessey Central, 104x Rock
Island, 1ls3; Milwaukis 6nA q Paul, ord, - !;
DO prerd, 5sS; wshe1A ana Western, 50 4; %.
Ts!rs Hsass, Old. 8; 40. prsfd, y; Chicago
and Alton, 1ilx Chicago and Alton, preferred,
1I2; Ohio and Mhas1ppi certificates, 1t; Ten
me- nsssss s' Old e. new s Ssx is yirEn. e.
6's,, S2k. Gold, 12&aii3H. Market steady.
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GAzDegIoH OF yBsTnvHHx.-aAt the, meeting
4l4ycew.hoidefsc o. fhf Church o. the fncar-
nasisSn The folloying vsrs elected vestF ymsn s.
W.WaAs Harvey Celburn, DE-. z. B.Hssd, r
H.Aiher, and George Rrmd@t, lWGrd0rp-H1
Hartung and IEael Ollie.
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TRf THIRD wAHp RrpoRr Rxrurr,cAS
CLUE Met last evening, At Wills Han. for basi-
ness purposee-Mr. A. II. Kinney tn the chair,
md ". Il Stewart secretary. xftn come dis-
custom on financial matters it was stated by ths.
president that the registration In the Third
Ward, % far. footed up Less, OF which Emery
you'd receive 90 votes, and the opposition can
0date, whoever he may be, 10, giving . ma
1orfty Of 21s to Mr.. Emery Of those now regis
tered.
FISH MARKKr.-The schooners John Cum
berland and Exchange, Shops Blne Bell, -Four
William and Pioneer, arrived With ish 1t John
scn's wharf to-day, from the hshing shores
Elah are selling e the following prices =
ShAd, e13 PEI hundred; herring, I'll per thou
sand. 49,.
; Messsa George w. Harrison d Co. report 70
change In TIE Alexandria market.
BUT711-See Hr. Oysesrs advertisement.
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INDUC1HENT TO BUY COOP Swine Ma
CHME.-Wilicox q Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best Constructed sewing ma
Inquire at the agency, Baum's Corset and Hoop
skirt Factory, 40S Seventh street, between b
Ano y. IS - I'LL
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DooLKY'e BAKING POWDER.

DooLEY'e BAKING POWDER.
No article has ever been introduced to the
public in which the component parts entering
into its composition are % perfectly pure and %
nicely pr 0porti0ned that the same results follow
with each trial. Not only is IL cheaper, but the
many testimonials in its favor pronounce it the
best In use. Each package contains full weight
as represented. Manufactured by Dooley &
Brother, New York, and for sale by ali
Grocers. eos
HE GREAT FALL IN GOLD II nowhere made
more illustrating than by . visit 10 Franc g.
Goldmans Popular Gents Furnishing Goods
Stores, No. 400 Seventh street, between D and
e streets, and Marble Hall, No. 6O7 Seventh
street, opposite the Patent Office. These gentle
men, who have just now replenished their large
stock Of Furnishing Goods for the spring and
simmer season from the large and best whole
sale houses East at the lowest Gold Rates. have
again taken the lead of other similar establsL-
ments here, and give to their patrons such in
ducements that cannot fail to please. Don't
forget the name and numbers. 1901:
N. H. PRINCE, would inform his patrons, that
henceforth the Pawn Broking branch will be
carried on second floor; entrance either through
store or hall door. 46I:
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CITY ITEMS.
ELEGANT SPRINe SUITS. SIS
Elegant Spring Suits. SIS
Elegant Spring Suits. SIS
AtHABLE & Co.'s,
335 Pennsylvania avenue ~. 8. Hotel
JET JEwELRY,
Oroide Jewelry,
Alaska Diamonds,
Vases and Chrnunoa

FIpe1 and Knives, n
received this morning ut Prigg's Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. 4d Pennsylvania avenue. between
AZ and eth streets. . $3.50 -'-@' : y
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c

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CRoeUEr.
TEN DIFFERENT VARIETIES.
ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS.
PRICES AS VARIED AS STYLES.
We invite the attention of all lovers Of this delight
full and heslthful out door game 30 popular in
Entland and America, to the assortment we now
PRICES RANGE FROM IS TO $40.
Bsiis, fSpr ssnf s ssses
cord Diais, Books OF instractien. and ali he ;,s
PIovenents that experience and good Judgment hav
Sets numbered o, 4, 2. s, and are made of Box.
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been carefully selected and are warranted sound. :
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY.
This amusement is increasing in popularity, and
society Il tSerefere THE e "a eisssss
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PHILIP 4 sOLoMONs,
Oil PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
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