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CITY ITEM

WE EARNESTLY ADVISE all who are intending
to buy a new cook stove to call and see the Com
quest, at the stove warerooms of H. L. Gregory,
6S4 Pa. avenue, assured that in doing so purcha-
sers will consult their best interests.
GENTLEMEN desiring to have garments made
to order, will find on my second floor a hand
some and useful collection of articles for that
purpose. Specialties-fine broadclOths and
doeskins, and quiet styles Of cassimeres.
GEO. q. HENNING,
40 It'll street. n w.
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nFFIoIAL PUBLICATION or THE ACT OF
" THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, Approved
August -, 1871, FIXING THE TIME f9R
H0LDIEGGENERSL ELECTIONS IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
AN Act nxing the time for holding the General
Elections in the District of Columbia.
Be Il ENACTED 6y the LtstsSdf,os Assembly o. tAs
District Of ColsDgbta, That the general elections
therein shsA be held on the fourth Wednesday Of
November Of each year.
emergency exists for the immediate taking effect OF
this il il hereby declared to be in force from and
after its spprova al by the Governor.
CHARLES l.. HULSE,
Speaker Of the House of Delegates.
WILLIAM STICKNEY,
President of the Council.
Approve ed, August le, 1871.
H. ID. COOKE. Governor. al Ism
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= nv THE GOVERNOR AND Score.

AoTICE By THE GOVERNOR AND sECRE-
mission 70 81 s sec 81 ssS for their s
Proya or dissppr0D ef an act Of the Leg..ls ,s
iSi, entitled, IAN ees iessns tsx for the payment
OF the interest Il shall annually accrue on four
the District q cos%Sis By an act entitled AN act
authorizing the District Of Columbia 20 create debt
Sg anP Of nf Millions q and
ataN Tor the payment Of the interest as II shall an
.i.e question OF the issuing Of four million Of i'm
rroyement bonds 20 vote Of the people at general
DISTRICT OF CoLrMsIA, August 2lst, l71.f
election IL Tl.,rst Of cci.Ssia Wsieh viii &
held on the fourth "Wednesday Of November, ls7l,
.e The q the i%sI soTs
9gnss ss for he n q Ss sft
o be in b. r.. d Of
iS%bis, By an act entitled An act suthorniDs the
District Of Columbia to create debt for special inn
sues Of four n nSS. Of Bond. and euSns sss
Tor the payment OF the interest ss 10 shall annually
question Of the issuing Of -four millions Of improve
ment bchds to note 81 the People at general cleo
people Of said District for their approval or dsap
proval, with the said act entitled IAN act authoriz
special and repairs in said District Sy
the issuing of four million Of bonds, and levying
nuaiy accrue thereon. and submitting the act, with
the question Of the issuing Of four millions of i'm,
election in the said District"
Said election will be the fgst general election after
tax for the payment Of the interest rs IL shall
nually accrue four million dollars Of bonds, au-
thorized to be issued by the District Of Columbia by
an act entitled An act authorizing the District Of
Columbia to create debt for special improvements
and repairs in said District by the ssuing Of fOur
million Of bonds, and leyyng a tax for the payment
Of the interest Ii shall annually accrue thereon,
and submitting the act, with the question Of the
issuing Of four millions Of i'm proyement bonds, a.
Q vote Of the people at Q general election in said
District"
And said election, respects the said act will be
subjoined and publicat, thereof Is herewith made
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NOTICE AND PROCLAMATION BY THE
lNGQNERNORp publishing an act entitled "An &C
mont and Potomac Railroad Company upon nc certain
conditions, and submitting the same to the people
q ssid District and prescribing the form in which
EXECUTIVE OFYrcK,
Notice IS Hereby sicss ana proclamation made that
the act of the Legislative Assembly OF the District
sss s1iSorss 70 Tie ssosE Of tbs
Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Company upon
.Of said District at the next general election therein
WHICH will be held on the fourth Wednesday OF No,
and that the Voting Tor and aasnst q bs sast
shall De by printed tickets; and the tickets for said
IAN act to authorize sTkscrfpt,on n IN. ,tocx .,
the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Company upon
eEsts ssains: sah act :bs contain the Word and
Of the Piedmont and Poto%sc RSro. % ss oSx
non certain oonditions,n approved August isth,
respects as the election for member Of the House Of
Delegates OF said District shall be eonducted Said
sss !: hs,stS SsabiOinsd and pgsSssSR thereof L
Governor Of the Distriof Of Columbia.
AN ACT to anthorize subscription 10 the stock OF
the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Company
Ben snaeied ~ Ia Lsstslsisvs Assembly 3, "a.
R,st, re- q gssss.s That yhs,ss: !. + ss!ss.d
issnrs d Virginia, viii Be Of great benefit sstSe
Iesiss,urs s0 the Psnns y " Central hssosS
Company ts2n.ssd 70 sua5aatss the nrst mertgAse
20 sas e
lure aud eauj pmert FOR aid road which said guar
s1,y may K az, q eve at ,ns %s s,ss
rerslrncture: ara heress n . erelbiy represented
ss.s s sf 3. ~ s @ssss sss ss ssA
road COMPANY 90 locate ara grads tns'f said rcss 30
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Frioo's potLAa sFonE, No. tss fsnus,l,a.
ma asshse, e.sssea . AHsl s.A stfosts, TeoslvS.
nsu god wen day.
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htgFTnATfos ~ TuH SHcOsD Dysrprcr -
Ihc bomd oi kegisiTatluh met vet rdsv Al
bfia hisood ard registered "a voters - eol,r,'
and "a SLitc. They are iu !. sion al f.n.I,s
town % day, IN 49, same district.
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Nv rHR ADvNRTI-tsENr elsewhere Il win he
seen thst Mr.. Prcntts 10 prepared to weigh n,,l
ispeet coal wi,hett charge % customers.
FRoa pAHKER No have Harpers' Wseify AMI
Lsslss ilEsise.sd !sspveysr COZ scptenbef 18th
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THE OLDEST ISHABITASrs' ASSOCIATIONS
met yesterday. when Mr. Nicholas Callan pre-
ssnted them With q bon. or tools used by PRED
cent Nasiison when youth. IL Ms announced
mat Major DonolO, q member OF the sssocia-
ucn, - laying aeriously 90. DR. Blake an
neunced he death 90 Thomas Hayenner, and
NhlCh he offered rs-olufion. az 10000 % tl,e
M mory % tie decreased. which war .sIorfa.i :
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MIR. CHARLES ATHEwsis gaining oyularity
nightly at the Rational Theater The three
pieces III which he appeared last evening to the
delight Of large audience are to be reseated
t0sRight and if any reader of The SpAR,thinks
hearty laugh will do him good, let him see the
great English comedian as " 0atherwocP,-a
companion picture in unctuOus hymor to the
90 Soon Shingle'' on "Forty Winks" of John
Owens.
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Our EKw STYLES on OoRs1rs and some
new improved have just como from our factory
htion. livery pair warranted 10 be perfect M.
u. BAUM. Corset and Heopskirt Manufactures.
hEsrtsn has al binds thsrnonstsrs and
oATORstero. 20 =. - - I 10 =
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BUILDING PERMITS have Keen Issued to
Adam Fey for two-stOry brick building on
east side OF 1s.Street, between indiana avsnae
and ID street; j. V. W. Vandenburg, three-story
brick building on south side of + street. betssean
18th and 10Th streets northwest; ". H .Holiedge,
tRo-story brick north side of Franklin street,
between 18th SHn 5th; also to various PARTIES to
make additions and erect temporary frame
structures. .
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PnizE IA ron WAsHINGToN.-Itis creditable to
abingdon that the harness exhibited by
hnessi q Norneet at the Baltimore Agricultn-
shoali aso be known, rs II viii be gratifying 10
his many friends, that the prize work OF this es-
tab ishment ras been made for some time past
by Mr.. George Motifs, one OF it, em,,cves Who
10 one Of oar very best specimens OF a Washing
ton mechanic. :
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TIE EXHIBIT OF the financial operations of
the Industrial Home School is creditable to IL
management, as it mFst be gratifying 10 the
public. FIOm all we hear Of it, it is most use
full ane deserving Institution, and we trust there
fore that the efforts nov being made to procure
for its occupancy suitable buildings and grounds
will meet with the fullest success
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RARE 'OPPoRTUNITY.-Attent is called to
the advertise ment of the sale tomorrow, by
Green s Williams of valuable building lots at
the corner OF III and LIST tieets east. AS they are
on the line of the new railway they can hardly
fail to be desirable, either as places of business
or residence, or as an Investment of funds.
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No SALE.-Ws are requested, by the highest
authority, to correct the statement in yester-
days STAR as to the transfer OF iaterest in the
Willard Hotel property, which was also made on
the highest authority, as we then iaught.
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The WAEHALLA TROUPE remain at Wallis
Opera House only few nights more, and those
who have not attended the capital variety enter
tainment of the company should not fail to see
them. 1t is in many respects decidedly the best
organization Of the kind now on the boards
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Kin GLOVES for ladies and gentlemen. The
best Dollar Gloves imported; also, a novelty In
good choice In calling ut Q. Baums KID Glove
Depot, 4OS It'll street. -. -------r-f -
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market are the Mclean s. Hooper Elastic Locl
Stitch and the Wilson NeU Underfeed Shuttll
Machines. Although they are selling at the Low
price Of so and s45 upward, yet they are war
high priced machines. The terms ere very easy
A. Rosenthal, 4O4 7th street, Il the agent n
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The WASHINGTON SCHUETzKN VEREIN last
night elected the following Off Gers for the ensu-
ing year: president, Simon Wolf; vice presi-
dent, August Koch; treasurer, Christoper
RUPERT; recording secretary, Henry Blout;
l.. Boyer; second shooting master, j. Lippold
The board of directors selected are as follows: s.
l.. liable, Chr. Xander, w. HelmW, G. Knsesi,
g. Giesler, &c. Walker, j. v Waltern, j. III.
Stailey and Il. Eberly.
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GoErz 9 PATENT REYLECrINa Gas AND
LAMP SHADES win save one-half OF the oman
tity of gas or coal oil consumed without the use
OF them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro-
senthal No. 404 It'll street, is the agent for them
and also for Goetz's Double cone Chandelier
Refectors, and the Diamond Difuslve Daylight
RAfectors .F. tx
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There is something diabolically slyl sur. q.
gestive In this resolution, adopted at a
recent re New Mexico gathering: :: :Resoiped,
That BY the expenditure Of $50, 900
among volunteers, the Indians can be
gathered upon reservations where they
will stay forever. = 80 4.
We hear that it ;.is becoming quite
common for gentlemen to wear ladies'
bracelets on their 4 arms as ..0aoes
I! !'ca:o:.r we have read Of such mani.
festations of idiocy in novels. but never
expected to meet with thom in real life,
The HIaHEsT BRIDaE IN THE Wonnp.
rhe Baltimore Bridge Company is hav-
ing manufactured wrought iron viaduct
Tor railway in South America, which is
o15 feet long and $50 feet high.
Some citizens of Wallingford, Conn.
tarred and feathered man on Sunday
night, who had shocked their preiudices
by his tree-love and impious doctrines.
A minister not long ago preached
from the text, 'Be ye therefore stead
last" but the printer made him expound
BE ye there for breakfast"
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/ american Intelligen,ce.

! - ,.OeslI7Nlg7INNATI, April 20. The Beard OF
4 I Aldermen Aide decline to appoint q commit
! tee I to assist in the decoration of the
Federal soldiers graves. The Aldermen
q object to the manner Of the ceremonies
Z; ;as usually conducted. JI1.,
s.s HAVANA, April s29. Colonel Acosta, a
native Qnban, commanding q Spanish
battalion, publishes letter, denying that
3 his soldiers assassinated two ladies and
three children, as charged by Cespedos.
4 }Aoosta ACCUSES the guerrillas Of the Colon
battalion with the outrage. Fajardo
commands in the jurisdiction OF Sanotns
4 @Espiritus. The Diario says there is
unsatisfactory. information from Porto
Rico. The political situation of the
Antilles is becoming daily more oompli-
Gated. t.l ~ ~ 5:.l 5. {>,.1l
1tsss II NRw YoRK, April 2s.-Two fatal boiler
q explosions occurred yesterday.
The Cuban captain Juan Orena, re.
Gently captured, was shot near Bayasno.
~ NEW ORLEANS, April 28.-The City
Surveyor reports the river falling and
Sthatleyees all safe along the front Of the
city. Bonnet Carre crevasse is now
!, ZOO feet wide; otherwise there has been
no material change in the situation there.
AIhe; water is within half mile Of Keno
yiuei git has also made its appearance in
q the low grounds East and South.
i!: WASHINGTON, April 2e.-William T.
Blackford has been appointed special
agent on mail depredations in Alabama
AMI NJ Mississippi, Oice Selma Martin,
It Is probable that the barometer will
! zcontinus low on Sunday; throughout the
1 country East Of the Rocky Mountains,
: salai sas.f s:s. ye.s considerable, depression
will be developed West OF and in Illinois.
mo serious disturbance is probable for
I the Atlantic and Gulf coast. Fresh
North and East winds will probably be
experienced on the upper lakes.
/, A:LExANDRIA, VA, April 20.-James
M. Mason. lex Confederate Minister 10
England, died last night, from general
debility. He had been unconscious for
{ O day or two, and died without pain.
new York, April 90. 0.-Arrived-gun-
boat Meteor. from Havana, ola Charles
7 ton. NJ n, tSsi@. 'e'
"! I OO'Baldwin, 9 the pugilist, having served
Il outs his sentence in Lawrence (Mnss. J
slail, for prize fighting. was yesterday re-,
leased. His admirers gave him an oya-
tioh and a new snit of clothes. and aro
going to set him up again with a theatri-
zeal benefit.
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FINANoIAI AND oomn1nnCIA-L. iIsi q "a L.

NEW YoaK; April 29--N ooh. Flour
and wheat steady. Corn 10. better.
Pork steady ,g {18. 90. Lard quiet,
ct ;ll9l116.$ Cotton unohangedlmid.
ding ls11a sales. 2, 600 bales. Fraigbts
dull. Gold steady, at 1116(41111. Go:
vernments very firm, but dull. Stocks
very active, but not quite so strong as
at the opening. Money steady, at s.
E1ohange-long lilo; short 11O5s.
2 p. M.-Cotton quiet and easier:
sales 513 bales, at 145S for uplanda.
Flour q shade frmer, at 6.55l07 90:
common to fair extra Southern 2. O5M
500; good to choice z. 05@9. 90. Wheat
uncettled and shade firmer, at ]. .470
LOO for new spring; 1.50@1.53 for win
ter red and amber Western. Corn
scarce, and 1920. better-76@78 for
mixed Western afoat. Pork more active
and frmer-mess 1837@l8.5O. Lard
quiet and steady. at l0a@11L for
steam; IL for kettle. Money easy, at
1904 on Governments. Exchange 1. 10
(9l.l0I. Gold 11}6@1l14. Govern
ments frm-62s. Gas and 66s, old, about
e better at close-62s 14116. States very
dull. Freights dull and rather heavy.
BALTIMORE, April 90. Cotton steady
and in fair Misunderstanding 14ls; re.
ceipts 2l5; exports coastwise 200: sales
675; stock 5,745.
CINCINNATI. April 2o.-Flour in good
demand, at full prices. Corn firm, at
o.. Provisions excited, and stocks with
drawn, anticipating higher prices.
Dacon held at 71a; shoulders 9lIM10;
sldes &C less. Mess pork held at IS. rs
!@l9.oo. Lard IL. Whiskey steady and
In moderate demand. at 8S.
CHARLEsToN, April 29.-Cotton quiet
middling IA; receipts AGO: exports coast-
wise 8o3; sales 300; stock 1s, i77.
AUGUSTA. April 20-Cotton closed
quiet and weak, of 133G@13!& for mid
ding; sales 800 bales; receipts so.
SAvANNAH, April 29.-Cotton firm
mlddling Il; receipts 766 bales; sales
500; stock 45,416.
W1nM1NaToN, April 29.-Cotton steady
moom1ddling - I3!G; receipts 81 balcs; sales
MoDnE. April 2s.-ootton quiet and
steady-middling 14l9; receipts $40
bales; sales 1000; stock 1852.
NEW ORLEANS, April 29.-Flour dull
and nominal-superfne 65@5. IS; dou-
Die 6.37H; treble 6.70@690. Corn
easier.-mixed 70@7l; white 72A74.
tork IN better demand and firmer, at
l9:oO. Bacon dnll and nominal, at Z 4
@!0j4; hams 15@15IS. Cotton steady
and IN fair demand -middling 141S@
AZ; receipts 2,023; sales 1000; stock
172, ,655 ~
L1vERpooL, April 29-3P. M.-(;otton
opened quiet and steady, but closed
dHla1muplands II; Orleans IL; sales
ao,9He bales; speculation and export
$1,000
LONDON. April 2o-3P. M.-Conso)s
va; American securities quiet and
steady-62s 9Oas. Monday will be OBJ.
served as holiday on tue stock exchange.
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For Sale.

IL WE offer the following desirable pro
-aG THAT splendid family RESIDENCE
Win forty-two acres Or land attached know,
as tho Walker Place" Several Hundred
!rnit trees OF the choicest selection now
IN iuli bearing. Tho lands arc comprised
OF highlands and meadow. with q bold fr. u
spring not distant from the house. The front
nrSr noa,,d iour acres III extent, faces on Upper
boundary, one OF our most publ. stre,:t.
ALSO,
TINT very desiral'in piece OF property situ-
atcd on corner OF Richardson and Lumber
streets, running back to Assembly, containing
near TWO acres land. On tho premises il n;
lengthy brick store. say 200 feet deep. Thu
iot comprises one of tho most desirable build
ing sites in the city.
ALSO,
inc Lot situated on corner OF Richardson,
aud Lturcl streets, opposite the nronnsn
court nousc and Post Office, for which t.5. 900
mas ni occn appropriated, fronting 30 feet on
Main street and 20S on Laurel
,.,o H. O'NEALE Il SON, =
: np..1 p. - Cotton Town.
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- :s!cl[.:s,x.lSs.Sl-Ea, :s!cl EsAIC
]. ls:.Eo.E.:.e,iEns:.AGallr.s. s..

I, , ! P'ARIs, April &; 28!S There has been
heavy firing to-day, South and West Of
t1 re eisy, i,I and sic is now violent. The
x.et,rsalliists y, M are attacking all points
simultaneously. Sa !; The Commune Ina
.made,aSfe fequisition iof y 1900, 900 francs
snpeoon the railway companies. VI Provi-
! siens arrive but seldom; and ere groving
St}s LoNDoN, April 29. The Tines r sp e,oisl
says at day ;break; yesterday, the insur-
gents, attacked Monlineaux, Olamert and
Chatillon, but were repulsed. a.
Paris gossip g, Thursday night asserts
that three new Versailles batteries would
open on; Friday s. 2, 600 persons fled from
Paris ION " Wednesday. The Commune
has nominated Reganlt as Proourer.
3Eour. Communists; captured in sally at
;;sSviliejeuh, were Immediately shot. Mao.
:M Mllah[o9t1s q nc at Chateau Beoan. The sailors
have abandoned the guns at Issy. The
fort 3is scarcely tenable and the loss
+ heavy. IS i-sy. ~
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Q A ia w B A CRAP PILLS.
Component Parts-FYu Extract Rhubay6 and
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Costiveness. etc. Purely Vegetable, contain,
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H
Theao Pills arc the most delightfully."- plea
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AFTER q few days use uf them, such an inyigo-
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whether y Ct r nrising, from imprudonce or disease.
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Cataw6a Grape Pills are not sugar-coatod.
ai., from the fact that sugar.coated Pills do moi
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OUT dlssoiylDg, consequently do not pro]uce
the u, desired effect. Tho OATAWDA GRAPE
PILLS. being pleasant in taste and odor do
not no necessitato their being sugar. coated.
Price fifty cents per bnx.
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For Sale,
S.fOO AnhEs a re- 1 ok a,.! LAND in Barnwell,
?oo ACRES In Kershaw-in lots to suit. Z:
Saw Mill and coo acres OF Land In Lpxinr.
ton, on North Edisto, 81, 900. 5 :" = - -
g e'Soo Soo aores Wsteree Bottom Land. 81 pr aero
% PET acre. House in this city, s. 6OO.
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND. near the
oityo*9 600 Apply to JOHN BAUHKETT.
Sep. rs 80 : Q 'IS, ~
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GOOD RUTTEK

EISE nEEF, ano Beef Tongues. fno
u Smoked Beof, Sngar-Cured Stripa.
sugar -Cnrod Shoulders, Sugar Cured pr
iiams, Dutch Horringa, Cream Cheese and
Champagne Cider, at -
April q. DIERCK'a.
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LIME,

TIE GREAT FERTILlZER.
CAN furnish LIME at Depot al Walha,la
4 ). G., for 81 so per barrel. Address,
March &c ~ -
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CHOICE GROCERIES
AND
PR DIVISIONS.

We continue also our Lower Store. and in.
sold we warrant as represented; and for the
convenience OF families, We arc prepared to
deliver at their houses all goods purchased
from ns.
Onr Senior. who has been engaged IN +b;,
business In iiiis city since lS43. Vii; E;Ts :::s
close attention. and will use his beat Efforts
toPieaso all who favor us with their patrona oe'
AHTlI 70 rs II. ID. SENN & 9nMs
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3o in variety and quality
3Ing goods for boys and
BATS and Balls, Marbles,
$oquet Sets, Hoops, Blow,
A.lhbow, Gyroscopc, Cha.
& Fancy Tops, Dolls in rro-
nndreHscd, Fancy Boxes.
4 ock of Cuinrnun Toys.
assortment of puro Can
4 inily. Cakes of all kinds
ay. French bon Bons,
Chocolate, Nougcat, Lon.
Pun Dates, &c. Canned
II Jcllies, homo mauufac.
A: Foreign Fruits and
-ins, full limo. English
cnit, rendioe.
\ Pic Mics, &c.,supplicd to
10 Cream. Ltmonatlu; &c.
q Confectionery and I'oy
near State House, and be
assortment and prices can
April 26
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Inc Doctors Recommend seegers Beer
N preference to London Porter and Scotch
Il Ale. Whyf They know il is unatIiiI;eT
atau. March II
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HENRY II. HELNIOLD'S
Aighiy Concentrated Compound

HENRY II. HELNIOLD's
Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
will radically extcrminate from the system
SS.crofula, Syphilis, Fovcr Sores, Ulcers. Eorn
Eyes. Sore Legs. Sore Mouth, Sore Head.
bronchitis Skin Diseases, Salt Rhoum, Can.
Kers, kunnings from The Ear, Whita dwellings.
Irnm9rs, Cancerous affections, Nodes, Rickets'
Glandular Swellings. Night Sweats, Rash
lcttcr, Humors of all Kinds Chronic Rheu.
natlsni, Dyspepsia, and all diseases that hayo
becn established in the system for Years.
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Belng prepared expressly for tho above com.
plants, it's bIood-purifying properties aTs
greater than any other preparation OF Sarsa.
Ear,lla. It,givcs the complexion clear and
healthy color and restores tile patient to a a
eta'r"f health and purity. For purifying the
blood, 'clnoring allchronic constitutional dis.
eases arising from HI impure etate of blood
and only enable and effcctual known remedy
ior Ln tho cure OF Pains and Swelling OF Bones,
nlcerations 9f tho Throat and Legs. Blotches''
n:.mples on Face. Erysipc'as, all Scaly Ernr..
Price 81 so per bottle 80
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-30

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