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ID Real Estate Brokers.

- Zeal ETate Brokers.
ala TN strset, opposite Post on e.
SALE OF TwO VALUABLE BUILDING In rs
az AZ, r00ss9gPpkENTH STREET, BETWEEN p
= On MONDAY NEXT, May goth at s n m -
I've vii sef1 on the ground, lots rs AMI Il In
sclyisson OF square Gal, each LOT frontin9 9i
ieet on 18th street, between and U streets with
cepth OF us fese 70 an alley.
Terms: One third cash; balance In one and two
years, deferred payments to be secured upon r. a
Properly, apd to bear eight per cent interest nav
ape semi shuaily. $50 deposit required on each
let vher sold. Al conveyancing and stamps az par
myk dads LATIMER CLxARY. Auet-
RY LATIMR CLHARY, AuctioneeTs-
- Successors to Cooper & Latimer
scuthwest corner Penn avenue and 18th street.
PARLoR SUITE IN GREEN REPS. KyG,I.H
gRUSSE ELS, AND THREE-PLY OARPETs
MAkBLE TOP TABL n. n ARBLE-ToP Ann
9 3Ths1 BnkEATTsS WALNUT AND OTHER
HQsh MATTRESSES, FEArnER BDLsTrRS
AND PILLOWS. SHEETS, COMFORTS a"
WALeUT EXTENSION TABLE AND sIDr'
BOARD, OROCKERY AND GLASS WkRE
TIN SAFE, COOKING AND OTHER STovEs
KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c, &C. ''
q On WEDNESDAY MOkAISG NAV al.
III at 10 O'Clock, we will sell, at No. 1O1 4 ar
n between 7th and 5rh streets an excalrsnf
M assortment Of Househo.d furnitare consist
ing in part Of the sbove-na,nNd a-tigiss
Terms cash. LATIMrs 4 CLEapY
mSZ4os thep AZ ilueers
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DE0f0s1Ls ROE sXsiTAsf W0EK-

pKrer oukKrESNLsTERs oFsIcE.
wksHiNeroS D. o., Msy No, lSI.
Sealed Proposals. IN duplicate, with copy Of THU
advertisement stfsceed. sfil BE receiyed &C thit
q Ashsf, kc- for oas year frDm July lst, ISL. frou-
such hui dings occupied b. branches OF the Wa
foI further Information spps Q tbs s sI5;s
my17-lot il Depot Qaartermsster.
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THE TRADES

(y2Ih ANg sli Iaos5 q, % AND %
HI rAccEoHI He'd. attsd q tss LTs0es
''} SsE q s5 Is h SaV SsSs 6sHi6SAbET
90 "a No sss "a . 3 s.t.p pen and K.
M g. coPRLASD. -a-cll -
MANUFACTURES or AWNINGS
FOB eToBxs, PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE BUILDINGS.
Awnings OF sIi descriptions made toorder Al sSort
enc S.s. S Ss c s1ssa sss s :,
nys.2n sss Gcsis.ss sTsas.
A wsfsSSsd. G u,o,r.
Narufacture- Of WiSdSw "a Ss,...sb Axni,s.
s,,,. Fiss,. Tents, ana wagon Covers.
Ices attention given 20 City and oountry resi-
al srdsrs prom,tIy attended to. rIs n.rts,
Cp1oe Sp2l uui'
-. Bi II PoLKfsHoks Co. I'D
IN II. q AUa. sCBsEDrIF. n
&Szret Th street. between @ ana ssreesa -
sEPAIEtEe or yAruHEs, JKwKLBr
S.cOAs, sHEcAs carefully executed, st noder
ave ensrsee. oosr
ook,JoB. AND oRNArKNrAI PRINrIso.
oIBsos BROTHERS.
srizly IoIa Pennh avenue, south sfdeJ
PROFESSIONAL.
O..lo. q EEHos. NJ. pLown.n.
ARCHIIkOT AND OWL EEGINEER,
s.rSsa yh ana Sss.an Association Bslaiss
NJ q. sTARKWEATH eK,
ARCHITECT,
Al kES .Id1y! tlRn amD sgPERlTHIgsEpENi
Plants Building, corner New Y ork srel-' nd 18Th
street. aph J
n l.. sgnMIDT. =
60 GNSkLLOR ATLAW,
fIRE AND LIFE IhsURANOE AGBsr.
USlsm9ha nsg Building, Boon No. sth street,
lfT9RNEY AT Law,
avenue and stS ,s.est. arlington, B. 3. aps tsns
u c. CARRINaToN.s =. Q. OARRl NGTOs, in.
Il. t Sak Ris se4l he-.fs f s, II E; ,rov
Attorneys ana Councillor At Law.
sse Court q ci sna al ne e Counts aas y ,se
y gs GS s.s d. os 30 S ay as os @s
G. B D ian. ?. WILLIAMS. -
OFFICE SOUTH sITB Eo1rsI Ana .kviuur
No. 4s4, betveea IS and ssh su ets, q few
desr' cas-; SS < sfssSPSS i s d Building
specaits-T~stament larry Law. De u-tf
JoHs =. aaAIAA55AAhry AZ, ,w
dss-a a W.sSinston. 3. Q. ''s'
AfTSssEY AT Law, i
Prosecuies claims against the United Ststss exoiu
avely before ths Court Of Oaims and supreme 09ur
Of the United States snSly
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DY 0BREN d WILLIAMS, Auct;oneers
ID Southeast corner OF Seventh and d str ee
TRUSTEES BALE OF VALUABLE REAL, e.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL e.
a BY virtue OF ceed If trust to me. da'ed the
-iio, Ss, &c viii sell at auction, on the prem.
the Lot ST. and ihs souss b. Of IS 10
In Riggs tubdiv ision OF original lots IL to 90 in
square ~, fronting on 19ah street, between X ara
streets The eale Is ade to pay the indebtedness
Term. Of sale 6nssbipd cash: and bslanc. In
equal PEI ments. In g. aud II mouths with interest
at per cent deferred payments to be secured to
satisfact on Of trustee. stamps and eonyeysncing
S Ss:s 81 GREEN stI Has
QY GREEN WILLIA ms, Auctioneors,
- SIS southeast corner 7th and ID sss. !
rsg Tsl. s4Li ygAMn Dw1.LIss.
s$s!ssEE. SdsTSa BrrSIis K AID I'll
- By virtue OF deed OF trust. dated the 7th dsy
e Ese,gsrZg A ,.I p; 49, and d.ly recorded e
Of wssKip ston the District Of Goiumbis, We snsi
WI ~ !: srss & e
osiOsk n a., pert q Lot No . seven in sqssrs No.
saS 81 sesa dssSs
November 9Th, lt6. with the in>prev ements consist
ing Of Frame Dwelling house.
Z Terms C.ah: AZ q, eonveyantins an nd rsvenne
the DAY. OF ale And il the terms 81 ssls are not
CON Piled with in i've days after the day 81 sale, the
Trustees reserve the right to rese the property at
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser, by
sdysysisas snrss TINS r some pubii'hsd
49, A sIoa isss1ERRttff, Trustees.
RI LHyIalk c1IIAs! 4.esiSss;Ts,
o~-<h~esx corner pennsvlvania aven n ana llth M
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RefDAL AMP aRgnnRAL WREATHs, B0-
10 QUITS, CBOSSE5, ANCHORS and SfARs
Preserved or ksaneied In war. All kinds OF Hair
nrsdfng done, Ornamental Hair Work on Glass and
Pearl b. MRS, BRIES, late Of Boston. 909 9Th ST.
ne,r 4. hs-rrenees:-Mr fresident GRANT, Mrs.
Casey Sea ronDkins, 9en. Aiken ianls-H
AA6 HORSES, MARES, r.
MULES, nGLE Oh PAIRS, II
SINGLE Oh DOUBLE NA
HORsLs. CARkIA6Es, TOP, HO-TOP. BUG.
Giks, sULkIES yA0GEkS, PHAET0S5.
HACKS. private OF fuDsral use
Wanted, two HA6kM MEN te stable with me. 80
where. 80 u
100 head room. Stalls for rent. Elegant sale,
ed accCpnOdations for drivers aud livery horses q
All articles bo2zht and sold en- commission.
CHRIsTOPHERs STABLES,
1e4 :. Pacs street sud 1875 Frenont street,
Hy3 In Baltimore, sd.
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THE sCPKEmE COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,

OF COLUMBIA,
Ef6tfIsg DiGrfsf cczyt Of ths .Uaitsd STATES for
ihe sad UgStTkf.
To AL whoa II NAY CONCERN. GREETING
Notice Il here by given, That the 1th day OF Octo
Der, lo64, lie Rebel Steamer FLORIDA, tackle, ap-
psrel snc armament were captured ia the Bay Of
San ealv sd~r Brazil, prize by the United States
Steamer acbusett. and the Same libeifed and
Prosecutes 10 this court, in the Of the United
states Tor C0ndennaton for tbs ressons IN the libel
stated ana that said will stand for trial ~ the
City Hal. in The city Of wzshingtOn. on the first
Monday Of June next, hen aud where all persoas
are warned 10 appear 10 show cause why condemns-
tiOn should lot be decreed and TO for their
Interests E. j. MElGs. Clerk.
April 70, lS7I. apps eolets
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ls THE sT I!sE, 4. SoyET ~ THE DIS

EiS....:-- q SpeciSl Tirr1 Jor Pro5dis Bssiness
In The ustisr Of the zeal estate Of he orphans Of
William Nc zen deceased.
10 II ordered by the Court Shfs sixth day of MAY,
ITl, that the ..Ie made By Illsc Mcrsdden; guar
The south IS isot frsnt BY n depth ef the lot 30
70 IL square No, l9ls in ws.hinston ei,y, d. T. 20
sale made By the said guardian, O. me sA;s day, OF
the north q feet front the depth q said los No
and for ths sam a s6s 60 end both ported to tns
Curt By said guardian, be, and tAes hereby are,
be shown on OF before the frat To BeDAY IN y1le
next provided COY Of this order be inssftez In
the Evening etAr'ca newspsper printed anf pub
lshed in sid ety-oncs in each Of three successye
"s s ~ pe, , snd nfn fnesnay yans pe1s .;
Atrue ccpy-Test: A. WEBsrER,
nyll-thI Register OF Wills.
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United States of America,
SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT;
FOURTH C1Rcu1r-Is Eou1r,

FOURTH CIRcUIT-IN EQu1TY.
Abram Van Duren and 8. Angelica, his wifo.
et at, Us. John Peter Brown, et al.
PY virtue of an order Of the Court in this
~ case, will offer for salo. at public out crv.
on the FIRST MONDAY in November, 1871. at
Columbia, at not lese than the appraised prices
below stated, tho following parcels Of LAND:
All that PLANTATION, called ''Big Lake, u
situate, lying and being in the County of
hichlnnd, i'll said State, on tho Congarec
River, about eight miles below Columb con
tanning about two thousand ono hundred and
seventy acres, and appraised Mt twelve dollars
per aero. Said plantation has been divided
into two tracts, of nearly equal quantity. by
tho road running through the plantation from
tho main public road to the Congarce Kiycr.
and the tracts will bo sold separately.
ALSO,
All that PLANTATION, called "Shiycr u
lying IN samc County and State, about eight
con miles below Columbia, containing thirteen
hundred acres, moro or legs, md appraiscd
at ten thousand dollars.
TERMS OF SALE.-One. fourth cash; balance
upon credit OF one, two and three yenr-.
with the bonds OF the purchasers, bearing in.
terest at tho rate Of seven por cent, PAYABLE
annually, secured by mortgage of the lands.
purchasers to pay for stamps and papers
Said lands may be purchased ut private eale,
on application to tho undersigned, at Sumter
s. G.. J. s., G. RICHARDSON
Oct3f Special Referee.
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Sept II
Under Columbia Hotel.

A FEW reasons why they should have the
n preference over all others:
l. Wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing Machine ia
much simpler than any of the others; re-
quiring lees than half the amount of ma
chinery.
g. AS the result of this simplicity, this Ia
chine is much less liable than the others to
get out of repair.
8. Another reeult of this simplicity is
greater durability.
4. Another result is lees friction. and, con-
eequently, greater ease and -raridity or mo-
Lion, with lees noise.
8. And greatest of all, that it 1scs ITO Shut
tie, and makes tho lock stitch
It is tho cheapest to buy tho best. Buy the
machine that has justly, fairly and honora-
bly, won reputation and Independence
against strong and bitter competition. For
moro than twenty years has tho Wheeler 4
Wilson not only stood first and foremost, but
now stands the uniivallcd Sewing Machine OF
the enlightened civilized world. Buy the ma
chime that has been thus tested and proved,
and then you are sure to get tho best For
sale on the easiest possible terms Rales-
room Main street, second door below PHOENIX
Office, Columbia. s, g.
Us. pURsLEY. Agent.
A. WHITE, General Southern Agent.
June Fl emo
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STATU6HY FOR THE OAp1Ton.-Unde
gongreesipn invitation, each OF the old
thirteen is to send statues OF two OF its
great men in the times which tried mems
souls to stand as exemplara to'the pre-
sent in the old hall or the Houseo of Rep
resentatives. in the capitol at Washing.
ton. Rhode Island has already sent
statues of Roger Williams and the
Quaker Gen. Green, and now Conneoti.
out has her contribution, Jonathan Trun.-
bull and Roger Sherman, ready for
transportation. Trumbull was at first
paymaster Of the Continental forces,
then Washington's secretary and hrst
aid. or chief Of staff. as We would say,
and after the war was Representative and
Senator in Congress, and then Governor
Of Connecticut to the time Of hia death.
Roger Sherman. signed the Declaration
OF Independence, was O member Of the
committee drafting the articles OF con-
federation, and in the convention fran
Ing the Constitution, and signed all three
documents. From 1774 to 1898, from
his fifty third year to his death, he was
uninterruptedly in Congress, first the
old Continental and then under the Con-
stitutional, and died Senator. Good
men and true, both. '9.
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Vegetable Blood and Liver pills

Pare BGc! Ynrc MooL: Pnre Fle.h /!
A MCCli needed Iitdlrine. i'll uIi tropical
~ climates, is l;lnnd Purifier md II Liver
Regulator. These FILLS combine ,ha c.seu.
tiai properties of MI lnvisurator 1T the Liver
and Purifier Of ihn blood Tho largest organ
Ill mo bod! Is the Liver 1t is tho great
Workshop Ut the body. When this important
organ does not act. the hkin lecnni.s sal
low; hick iInadachc sets IN, with chilly scnsa-
iscne; ouid Aai.ls ana feet; pain :n The !ie,,!; !;
hectic fnycr; gastric disturbances; vomiting; Il
feoiins Of weight III The region ui the Liver; II
dry Cough. Among other symptoms OF liver
utranHtmehi, are soreness i'll the region OF
the liver, acrUsA tho atOmucil, and below the
RIBS; oppressed stumach; face sometimes
huslcd; fovorishnrsH in the afternoon or at
night; drowsiness and Incidence; nervous
watchf,ilness at night; melancholy, blucs !;
dreams, commonly trIghtful; chest Opprr ssed
anu ASaVy; darting pains i'll the abdomen;
fsintness; signing; difficult and short breath !:
pain IN tho chest. about The lungs, commonly
mistaken for ploursy; shifting pains, like
those OF rhcumatiani; cGlics; sometimes a
short, sharp cough, with lrynrss OF throat;
unpleasant throhbing about Tho stomach; ex.
skin; falling OF tho hair; fulners aid straitness
OF tho abdomen, with desire to loosen the
clothing, sonr stomach, with symptoms IF
dyspepsin; bilious colics; diarrhpa; dypcn-
terry; levers; obstinate cunstipaion; intcrmit-
tent fever. or fever and agut; ianntiicc: cos.
tivencss and diarrlispi alternately; oxpectora.
ton htrlnEy AMI sticky; foul mouth in the
morning, often nalsea and vomiting; tiZZi.
ness; pain in tho right shoulder, som etimcs
III sloulder-blade; inability TO lie on lett side;
hiccough; occasionally, lmin in left shoulder
Soasonablo uso OF tho BLOOD AND LIVER
Hills: taken as directed, will always prevent
this painful termination Of tho disorder.
These Pills are for saleb
EDWARD Ii. EElNITSII,
August ~ Chemist and Druggist
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Thornwell's Collected Writines-

Thornwell's Collected Writings,
THEOLOGICAL and Ethical, . yolumes,
i cmbcllished with DR.. Thornwcll's por.
trait. 81 per volume.
Memories of PatInos. Iy MacDuf, 80.
The Conservative Reformation and itI The.
ology by Rev. Charles 7. Krowth, D. d. t5
The Unseen World. BY llev. DR.. Stolk. II
NEW NOVELS.
Her Lord and Master by Florence Maryati
Won, not Wooed. By thcauthur uf Bred in
the Bone, &c SO cents.
Ielribic Temptation. l,y Charles Eeade
Uniform edition Of Gracp ApuilOr's Works
such ns Mothers Ktcompt ire, Vale of Ccdars
&c, nj II per volume.
The above books sent to nny address, post
l'aid, on receipt OF price
Aug DUFFlE& CHAPMAN. booksellers.
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NOBLE OnD MAN. He still lives. His
name ls Truro, and he resides in Omaha,
at the advanced age Of 104. He drinks
four gin smashes daily, frequently walks
fourteen miles and splits up four cords
OF oak wood before dinner, and can read
the finest print without the aid of m ear
trumpet.
The hotel in New England with the
longest name is the Quoquinnapssakes-
soanogog House, at, Hampton Beach.
1t has only one letter less than the whole
alphabet.
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The Marion Star.

Established Orer 1'genty Tears Ago.
FINllE best advertising medium in Eastern
a Carolina. Our list of subscribers defies
liberal. Merchants ut Columbia will consult
their interests by availing themselves Of our
columns.
Every one reads Tho Star It's circulation
ls very large and rapidly increasing, and it's
readers are from all sections and of all classes,
Address MlCKEKALL & 8 BrEDMAN,
Sept lG Editors. Marion G.. H.. s.. G.
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The World Renowned Howe Sewing
Machines
Are lie oldest Established of Any iuMe rorle

] n range of work this Machine cannot be
or tim goods, from gauze to heaviest beaver
coatings, or even leather, without change of
needle, tension or thread We will warrant
them to do this. Our fine work IL equal to
any, and our heavy work exces that Of any
other machine in tho world. Ladies' wishing
to Introduce the sewing into their families will
find it grent saving OF time, labor and ex-
pense to Mt once purchase the best. Persons
who have tried all machines are unanimous in
declaring this to be the easiest learned of anv
IN tho market. II you arc prejudiced in favor
Oh any particular machine OF least examine
THE HOWE before you purchase.
ALFRED G.. ELY,
General Agent for South Carolina.
Office threo doors below Dr. H Hcinitsh's Drug
Store Main street, Columbia, s. e.
Sept II 3mo
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R. A. PRINGLE,
Cotton Seller and Gen. Produce Broker,

Central Wharf, Charleston.
ID EFERENCES -Charleston- C. T.
1N Lowndes, President j,ank of Charleston
W. B. Smith, Esq, President Union Bank oi
Charleston: Robert AdRer, Esq. Is. e. Press
rim, President National Bank of Newberry
Chester, s. C.-Mcssrs. McAley Brawlcy
Special attention given to tho consignment
and sale OF COTTON, Dried Fruit, &c.
Sept l FIN
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The Southern and Atlantic
TELE CIR a PEI CO.
Now Open for Business.
OFFICE, COL UMBLA HOTEL.
Sent Ia
Read the Evidence and be Convinced

Read the Evidence and be Convinced
Dr.. E. II. Heinish-DEAR SIR: NV yife and
four Of my children were taken with Chile
and Fever one year ago, Last August, and
after o1hausting tho prescriptions Of Qunine
ana Barks. and all othor known remedies,
without effect. I was induced to try your
"KIJA CHILL CURE" am happy to say
that, after using five bottles, they have en-
tiroly recovered their health. Not one OF
them have had return or a symptom of
Chllis since. Your remedy ia specific.
Yours, truly, s. w. NORRIS
LEXINGTON, 8. G.
KINA CHILLI. CURE for sale only at
Sept "a E. II. HLINITSHS Drug Store.
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The Best in the Market!

HAVE just returned from New York with
l. the finest stock in tho market. embr cling
WATCHES of all grades, JEWELKY OF all
styles, Silver and Plated Ware Of the most
modern patterne-beautiful in design, dura.
ble, cheap and warranted to euit.
), MY stock includes everything to be found in
tho New York market, and I do not intend to
be under. Sold. Call and examine for your
selves. Attentive clerks will gladly chow you
the finest assortment of articles above named,
and of Rings, Lockets, Sleeve Buttons. Breast
Pins; in fact, everything needed or to be
found in first class jewelry etore.
ISAAC SUIXBACHER
Sept IL Under Culnmhia Hntnl
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THE EXCHANGE HOUSE.

HNHiS wcli-lnown establishment is in full
Il blast, and keeps up it's reputation for tho
best OF every thing in the line Of WET GOODS.
They carry ont the motto Of GOOD articles
or none" PAYSINGER & FRANKLIN
august 81 prorret ora
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New Mackerel. .
JAMES K. FRIDAY, .
COMMISSION MERCHANT.

Columbia, S. G..
hAVING secured the largo and commodi
Ill GUS Brick Warehouse with timed roof.
formerly occupied by Blakcly ~ Gibbes, F.,
situated near the track of tho Greenville and
Columbia Railroad, solicits from Ills friends,
the former patrons OF Blakey Il Gibbes and
the public generally. conbignincnts of COR
Ton. other PRODUCE and MERCHANDISE
on STORAGE. Particular attention given 10
storing and selling COTTON.
Mr: J. NJ. BLAKELY still retainH his Office at
the old stand Sent q y mn
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THE CAROLINA HOUSE

. is once more open to the public, unde
kft3 the superintendent OF MIR. Il. BARRY
aJ The reputation OF the house will bc KEEP
up. Aupnat N
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Trains West.
Mall
Greenville and Columbia Railroad

E45fR3ssa @3EasIisSzSsi: @EsI&SzSsi: date, the Toll ioilowins Ing
schedule will be run daily. Sundays executed.
connecting with Night Trains on South Caro-.
Lima Railroad up and down; also with Trains
going North aud South on Charlotte, Columbia
aud Augusta Railroad: - I'
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may Tavor her With a call.
Her stock consists Of Bonnets, Hats and
Caps, of tho latest and most fashionable
styles. Handsome Flowers and Feathers in
ondless variety. OorsetB OF the very best
make. Furs Of the latest styles, at remark
ably low prices. Also; good supply Of those
handsome ready-mada Suits, all uf which she
offers at very low prices.
Mrs Mccormick solicits continuation OF
the kind patronage OF the ladies OF Columbia
and vicinity, assuring them that ehe will do
all in her power to please. Oct
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Mrs. a. Mccormick

WILL be prepared to open her
! !;
A handsome and we'll soleoted
G%M stock Of MILLINERY AND
FANCY ARTICLES on FRIDAY,
&S3A the 9Th inst.
&&H :, She has just returned from
@fA N19 Now York, whore ahe spared no
n SEA pains in tho selection OF her
MHV stock, hoping thereby to be able
VS! to please each and every one who
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Medical.

W6uICHI.
1 MAhNlAGE. ;, Essays for young men on
" great socinl OWLS and abuses which inter.
fere with marriage and rnin tho Happiness of
thousands; with suro means Of relief for the
erring and unfortunate. diseased and lcbili-
charge. Address HOWARD association.
No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Ia.
Senf 8mO
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Change Of Schedule.

Change Of Schedule.
OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA r. r. CO.,
COMPANY SHors, N. c., Juno 8, 1871.
ha EA EHHHls EHHHlsa ON and after SUNDAY,
ksssG sssz s.xza2.eSSSs June 4, 1871, TRAINS will
be run over this Road in accordance with Tho
following TIME TABLE. '-'''''---oS
Trains Going East Trains West.
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Change of Sche1uIe

GENERAL. sufEHlNTEArENI's OFFICE.
WILMINdToN, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA j. T. Co.
W1LMIS0ToS, \. c., AUGUST G. 1871.
t,.ss I!!ii,y GiSt GisS!lt AFTER this date tho
alseei';s = a alss:s-lzs following schedule will
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me raffle for temperance Hall, &c., will
positively tako place Oil The 10th November.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-01-19


CRop OF lS70-The monthly report
OF the Department of Agriculture, of
the United States, in treating OF the
condition of the crops, says 1.-The es-
Inmates Of corn product for the past few
years have rarely indicated very near
approach to full crop. From pre-
lihinary calculation upon local returns
from 749 counties, the total product of
the year is made to exceed 100000
900 bushels. This would give about
twenty eight bushels an acre this year,
upon the assumed average of 30, 900 900
acres, against twenty three and a half
bushels upon little more than 81 ,000,-
900 acres last year The returns indl.
cate larger product of sorghum than
last year. The tobacco crop is compa-
ratively large, aud the estimate Of the
year will aggregate at least 300 900 900
lbs. The hay crop is less in quantity
than that Of 1869 by about ID per cent;
the estimate, however, will 90 above
2O,000,0O0 tons, which is little more
than the product of 1859. The product
Of the year in potatoes is little more
than four.fiiths Of the preceding year. .