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!, Why DON'T .Phey Adgerise2-.a !. q
A correspondent. Of the Christian

A-l Y.I
A correspondent. Of the Christian
,!Ne.ghoor writes: ,,,'--.s. ...i,z 1,a..T
It's strange, how. slow the merchants
and business men of Colombia arc to
learn the value Of liberal advertising.
Il doubt if there is town Of one third
.its size in the Union where this matter
is so little appreciated. Wo country
folks can find out little about the
business of the city from its ncwspa-
pefs!eTholr advertising columns scarce
.lyc tell ,is of;oven a lawyer or doctor in
the, e,placc. Recently, in rambling over
tho city, came across machine shops.
stores and other business places that I |
never heard Of before; although 7 take
the NeiyAbor and other papers pub
lishea lin Columbia How, strangely
blind to their inteEests! Il was about
to write .stupidly blind, but feared YOU
wodlao not like to print so haaRs6 4 I
word! y Really I felt asha1heu md
mortified ut the want of, enterprise and
common sense thps, oxhibited.. Why,I|
.9oi iPe!ieye the little t9M8 Of, ,Wipnsboro
gives its paper, more advertiisfng patron
age than the great city Of Colutnbid |
1bestows' on theiphpers published there.
!. Not:lopg 7ago,.1 was.in "a store liu Co-il
lumola, when q lady game in md CALI
ed for. a certain article, rcmarkine that
she. ec.Rad tiled every Store wH;6ere H;6i shc
ath6deht'-i -it' ought to. b;c 'Yound: ,THe
shopskeeper' told heriit was mot to be- |
got l!ni Columbia. The nsame,! !dayyII A.
accidentally saw the very article; in q
store which she did not happen to visit.
Il have on several occasions Sent to Nov.
York for articles which I might havS |
bought iniC0lumbia, but did not know
II til .afterwards. Where. merchants
Keep mixed stocks, 9s, in ). Columbia,
they should advertise not only the
name of the firm and place Of business, i
but thoir advertisements ought to be SO
. tnll and complete. .asto show everything
they have for sale. If they would |
draw custom and thrive, they must do |
this and Keep tteir' Rdvertisemeht ehtsTc con-
stantly before the public. Whether it
be sensible or not, telllyou we conii-
,try folks. will run to the stores and
PLACES Of business, about which we sec
long and flaming adyeertiisements. I |
don't profess to know much, being but
q plain bit Of o faHmery but, I,see. and
bear q grcati deal, and! {. can tell the
business es men OF. columbia that I know.
many Of them, and could name them,
too, who lose thousands Of dollars
yearly because they are too careless,
or: too lazy. orr too. unenterpnsing, or
ta9 stipgy. to- ADVERTISE .s..n..ns /. ..,,I
The advertising columns of his news
paper is tho farmers guide,book when
he visits his market town. Adyertis@
ing is the very life Of trade. Ifishe !
merchants and business mon Of .Gclum-!
bia generally were alive to thsir own
and the interest and prosperity Of their
city, their advertising patronage would
be so great as TO- compel the city paL
pnrs to treble their present size or pub
lish g heavy! supplement-, $50 thinks
ana q, 80 believes LITTLE: JOHN.
WooDsiDE. s. G., July, 1871. = ,.'
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AND DEALER. No: on
Ixl Hayne street and H6ribcck'e Wharf
charleston. s. @: This is the largest and
most mo. complete factory Of tho kind in the
Gu, can 90 furnished by Mr. +. p. Toalo at prices
which defy competition
a a pamphlet with full and detailed list
ot e,l al elzes OF Doors, Sashcs and Blinds, and
paid. on application to III fo''
July II t1vr p p ToArE
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Livery and Sale Stables.

HSY2se8Msa5A Sss n, will continue the m hee bu.
49, a 61Az- siness heretofore con-
a1stea eSs s " Agney d Co., at the old stands OF
VIII convey passengers to and from the Rail
ROAD Depta to the Columbia Hotel, the Niok-
eTson House, or any partof the city He will
sa use !nrn,sh Horses. Baggies. Carriages, &o.,
patronage Of. tho friends of tho late frm.
June % h. , ng OWEN HsIv
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Symbolic Admonition!

0Gs 11o Hv.
Symbolic Admonition!
THE ecnson is 1t hand when the hpm.n
i family Is more biliicted than dufing NM
other part OF tho year. The su, 3 rays net;ng
upon the dccnyed veEct able and animal ,nss.
ter, poisons the atmospkeie, and prl,3,rca
many fli~orders OF the sS stem-Ohills = nd No
ver, Bilious C0mplaints, Diarrkma Dysan-
terry, Cholera Morbus, Cramps and Cl,oiis etc
Hence the syBtem requires an invjonrat;ns
aud tonic medicine t5at will brace mn ;fs lie
shat cred forces. and enable the orpans io
perform their proper functions. For Ills pur.
pose "s,s,'s we W9nld recommepd he use OF Helm.
IJSH's QUEENS DELIGHT.
For Dyspepsia and Weak Stomach.
For the Liver and Kitpe Va. >
For Couahs and Sore Throat.
For the Lungs and Spittine Of R,ooa
For Weakness and General nesi,tts g.
Forioes OF Appetite For Sick Headsohe.
For Dtarrhna and Dysentery. .'I: -
For Fever and AGue. For Hilious Feyar-
For Cholera Morbus and Cramrs.
Eor palpitatiOn Of tho Heart
For Broken Down Nervous Hystepn.
For NeurnlRis and Rheumatism,
For Purifying the Blood.
HE1NITSH'8 QUEEH,1 DELIGHT
The people approve Of, and physicIaps sano-
ton its use, Because Il IL q good medicinal
Take no other medicine. 1t is q spring inyi.
Rorator. q summer tonic, purifyinR beye,
rage, admirably adapted to ell con8itiona.
male and female-growD persons and chill.
dren nt this particular season. Be Aure ana
call At Hefnitsh's Drug Store and get botii
OF his gTeat medicine.
Prepared only BY E. 81. HE1NrTeH,
may ~ Druggist and Chemist,
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GEORGE PAGE & CO.,
NO. N. Shredder Street, Baltimore, Nd,
Manufacturers of /.
PORTABLE And STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Patent Improved. Portable
CIR Gu L. AR SAW MILLS,
GANG. MULA Y AND SASH SA " MILLS.
( :RIST MILLS. TIMBER WHEELS, sH1N-
lar Saws, Betting ard Mill supplies generally.
ana manufacturers agents for Lefiel's Cele.
bratea Tur bine Water Wheel and every de.
ecriptien OK Wood Working Machinery.
sTsend for descriptive Catalogues and
Price Lists. NAy % ttT1y
LOCKS
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ikbfIo& TO'AGHNTs
:, &.IE.. t,i. fi.I.lA. i3IfII. \.
-nl,s 81 j.i 5, 0FrTHE I,
i'Go-Operative Building Association. !.

O.
;AELAgents of the, above Asao ooation arc
hefeby requested to'report onTUKRDAY, the
18th July. tothe General Agent, at Columbia.
the humber of Tickets remaining on hand.
Also, to remit all money received by them, BY
express, or registered letter. The General
Agent. desires these returns to be made, in
order that he may f1 upon a definite day for
the drawing, OF which due notice will be given
4tl;ou through the papers oi the State. All money
recopiByed aftei5 the Tickets are sold. will be
promptly returned to the sender. He would
advise those who haye not already supplied.
themselyes. with, Tickets, to do 30 at onoo.
tsa7h e!us Of Ten will be entitled to ono extra
Ticket ii i; y, DR. e. w. WHEELER,
~ ,aenoral Agent, Box ss. Columbia, s. Oh
So AL papers publishing previous ad-
Sertisemont,will pieaso copy the above one
t'"e. - .'si' only 1916
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This reduction will apply also TO our GUS
TOM DEPARTMENT. MATS
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t.s'""H !!s------<EE,--- stlIAis 1
Z "A Philadelphia correspondent of
Chicago paper says: sit took place on
Thursday morning at the regular week
.ly meeting. My friend, who invited
me to accompany him, sahd myself, en-
; 3 :redthe meetingthodse;,a at 10 o'clock,
and it: vas nearly. filled, Shortly after,
fiye young ladies, dressed in white with
sweeping trains, jalnty Gypsy hats,
each With" an escort in fill evening
dress, entered and took teserved seats.
Then came tho parents Of the contract
ing parties. Lastly, the bride and the /
groom; the bride, sweet-looking girl,
wore a. white silk dress, bonnet and
veil. After their entrancei the congre-
CATION ssettled into quiet which last
ed about twenty minutas. Then the,
pair arose. Joined hands, and the young j.
man said; In the presence of the Lord
and this asscmbly;,'I takc thee, n,
to'be tny'wife, promising, with divine
assistance, to be loving and faithful
husband until it shall ,please the Lord
BY death to separate u.s. The young
woman in ike manner promised to be
aoving and faithful, etc. Shortly
after, an elderly lady appeared II, sup.
pliGation. Her. prayer was very beau
tiful, and to me it seemed more appro-
.prlaatte than the sermon which followed
1t. from q young man, OH the uncer-
tainty Of life and approaching judg-
ment. The sermon ended, table with
the marriage certificate upon it was
placed before the ncwly.married cou-
pie, 'ghich they both signed-the lady
taking her husband g ,namc. This Ger.
tifcate vas then read by the clerk Of
the meeting, and those present request
cd to sign L. Tho bridal party then
passed out, and the meeting adjourned.
l, "Ibforgot; to say that .illeso same
young. people had appeared at meet
ing held month before, and declared
their intention of, marriage. The mat
ter had been in tho hand OF two com
mittees to 'nscertain if both parties
were clear oof. other engaggsmesnits.'
They reported fatorebly, and tha mar
Ilage conldsgo on. 'Thisis called 'pass-
i"s meetipgfla;i l...l ,v!q..
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ceived.
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FIRE EN- SUR.ANCE.
George Higgins Agency.
Esia1llsaca in Columbia, S. c., A. D. 1s4o.


TlHE following companies hayo oomnl;ei
n, n WIN tho laws Of the State of South Caro-
ina ana have been duly licensed by tho Comm
troller. General of the State. and by CITY t,t
Columbia, for the present year representing q
CAPITAL OF OVER $4,000. 900.
= Atna Fire Insurance Company. OF Hartford
don. - Aon-
: Union Fro Insuranco Company, OF San
York. ~ A'o"
Putnam Fire Insurance Company, OF Hart
ford, Connecticut.
- Manhattan Fire Insurance Company. of Now
fors: GEORGE fIUGGRNA, A gent.
Odioe at Mr.. DUTIES new bookstore. opuo-
eite the Columbia Hotel. NAV 20 f3mp
sTENH0UsE, MApAULAY & Co.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
CHARLOTTE, ". '
SOLICIT orders for COTTON, Corn. FIour
~ Bacon, Lard, DO, and Family Groceries
generally. Ordersfilled carefully and prompt
=. Feb Tyr
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TEACH xouR CH1LpaEN Musrc..--You
VIII stare ct, q strange notion Of mine;
i It appear even mad one do not won
der. Had children, my. utmost en-
deayors should be to make them musi-
clans. Considering have no ear, nor
even thought Of mnsic, the preference
seems odd, and yet it is embraced on
frequent recoliections. In short. az NV
aim would be to make them happy, I
think it tho most probable method. II
IS resource which will last them their
lives, unless they grow deaf; it depends
upon themselves, not on Others; always
amnses and soothes, if not consoles;
and all fashionable pleasures, is the
cheapest. It is capable of fame with
out the danger OF criticism; is suscep.
tible Of enthusiasm without being
priest-ridden; and, unlike other mortal
passions, is sure Of being gratified in
heayen.-Horace Walpole.
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Tho stock is unbroken, aud The best stock
we havo ever handled. :~'e
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NoT1gt:'et,,a:,,. t:'t 50,

Col UMBiA, s o., June 2i,,, 1871.
pR, F. ", WHEELER hes, this day. given
tq, u.s.. as Trustees for tLp Ticket Holders, his
hQpd in the penal sum oi 10000, secured BY
mortgage Of tho renl estate offered for gaals,
for q prompt and faithful distribution OF the
prizes advertised as soon as tho 2 600 tickets
are aold';'1i 2ur':i JOHN AGNEW,
t!s'.7H ,r1a"ei} ,.J. lMEIGAAN,'l !.
: Inne 2 III r.,:. ltRs @. SEWER. ~.
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Every One Drinks Seegers' Beer,
BECAUSE it givos strength and improve
ID their health. March -
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DIR. D. L. ROOZER

Gun and Blasting Powder.
A FULL supply OF the celebrated Dupont's
a GUN AND BLASTING POWDER, in kegs
and cannisters, 10 now offered to meroh anta
and consumers 81 the Iowest market rates. bv
the Undersigned who are sole agents for the
manufacturers at this place.
May 25 JOHN AGNEW 4 nON
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SFECiAL ATTENTION given to the oil.
~ lection Of Commercial Paper, Interest
GI on state ana hsllroad Bonds and stooks, and
. NOV 29 emo Z GAMRRII.I. Rrota.
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Crooks. BONDS nnd COUPONS bouoh.
| - and sold by d. GAMBRITI. Brakes
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TOUNTY CLAIMS AND jury CERTI.
~ FICATEB bought BY
Feb6 b. GiMBR1II,. Broker
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n rho coolest Lager in the city can be had q
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nLD BANK BILLS ana MUTILATED
" CURRENCY bought and sold by
Noy ~ emo d. GAM .RILI, Broker
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G. EOR G. ETOW N.

=, The CASE OF HORACE NAsH.-Horace Nash,
tne coiored man whose supposed insanity was
alluded to in Saturdays STAR, was YESTERDAY
examined by Drs. Appleby and Sbeckels, and by
tnem pronounced insane. He will be sent to the
government Insane Asylum to-day.
OWING TO THE INTENSE HEAT and to the fact
mat large number of people are out of town
for the summer, there were no services in MANY
OF cur churches yesterday.
CAPTAIN DOUGHTY, who was slightly c,fD with
q knife in the hands of John G. McGownan, on
Saturday last, has returned to duty on board of
yard.
IHk BOAT A. WILSON, which recently sunk
day, bringing a load Of coal
The GRAM MARKKT-There is still very little
doing In the grain market. The schooner VIII
liam Henry arrived from Alexandria this morn
ing with 800 bushels of red wheat, consigned to
Hartley q Brother; also, arrived this morning
the canal boat Samuel Charles with SIG bushels
Oh old RED wheat from gton county, Md.
consigned to G. Waters; sold at Sl44.
The STEAMERS New York, from PHILADELPHIA
and Columbia, from Baltimore arrived at HYDE
q Tyler's wharf this afternoon with general
merchandise.
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LEGIsLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

COUNCIL .-Satnydny-M Browne nreseptad ".
and bill to carry out the object Of the petition,
which was read and laid over.
for the exemption of wearing apparel of deceased
from sale in certain cases one prevent the
CARRYING q concealed weapons were read second
House concurrent resolution calling on the Board
to the Of sewer IN street 10 sots bon
tween "a and I'd streets east was read and adopted
tiOn PROV idng for adiourning the Legislature from
the l5th.astant TO the 18th Of September next The
stated that be had learned that was the
intention on next Monday to communicate to the
would, in all probability influence their action in
reference to adjournment. He moved that the reso-
BfosBe then providing
the temporary officers Of the District Of Columbia be-
laid over. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATEs.-Mr Hall submitted
the the board Of PUN
lie Works bill il passed the Council one clause
roads in repair TO be assessed on e peo oe county
Mr.. Burgess introduced bill appropristing S5a for
relating to punishment for attempts TO commit
crime, proyidine that any person who attempts to
cause, shall be punished when the attempted crime
Is punishable by death or Imprisonment for life, by
ten years: and when such attempted crime is other.
wise punishable, by imprisonment for two years or
Also. resolution instfuctns the Committee on Print
ing TO sseersan what Portion Of the Journal and
printer and take steps 10 secure its delivery him.
MI. Lloyd asked why the Journal was NOT prin,ed
daily, and laid upon the desks Of the members, In
The Speaker said that resolution to print the
Journal had been introduced, and rejected By the
MT. Lloyd moved that the Journal be printed daily
and laid upon the desks q membersi lost
Iss clerk Of the Gega ss delivered message from
prOyenent bill, with an amendment. Mr.. burgess
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
L has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, holding special term, letters
L. ADAMS, late Of Wellington county, b. O.,
deceased All persons having claims against THE
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber ON OF
before the 9th day of June next they may otherwise
by law be excluded from all benefit Of the said es-
1871. ijeas-wA'1 CHXsTATN 6. MEkDoR.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WASHINGTON, D. O., June IS, 1871.
On the petition of !. ID: WEST, Of East Orange,
granted 70 Him o the 9th day q September, Isl for
II i ordered that the testimony in the case be
siossd On the 9th day Of August next that the time
limited 70 the 9Th day of September next, and that
said petition be heard on the 18Th day Of september
next.
jeS-wa H. 3. EEGGETT, Commissioner.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
her has obtained from the kuprdkne Court of the
District Of Columbia, holding Special Term letters
BIRGE, late Of WaetAington county, ID. O., de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the sal
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same wit
the yppchers thereof to the subscriber on or before
the Hthday Ct June next; they may otherwise By law
be excluded from ali benefit Of the said estate.
Given under nav hand this 9th day OF june, 1871
jyI-s.SwS r.. H SMITH, Executor.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR sALE-In all parts Of
rkKMs e; sale or exchange tSE sity property
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VAR Dept, oryIcr CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, /,

LIEF tt OfflCE CHfEf S1cNALOFFICER,(
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July p-103O q. m. I
synopsis for the past tsccnsyfou hours.-The
barometer has risen on the California coast,
and has varied somewhat in the Gulf States
where it is now highest The low pressure
which was Sunday morning north of Lake On
tario, is now south of Nova Scotia. An area of
high barometer advanced Sunday from The ex-
IRENE northwest to Lake Michigan, but the ba-
rometer is now again falling in that region
Temperature has fallen remarkably in northern
New York and New England. Fresh winds from
the southwest and west prevailed yesterday on
tne Atlantic coast. Northwesterly winds are
now reported in the Middle and Ehstern States
variable winds, principally easterly, prevailed
from Lake Erie to Iowa. Local rains have been
reported from Louisiana, and from the mid
Atlantic westward. 1t is now raining in Iowa
with threatening weather thence eastward to
Pennsylvania.
Prc6otilities-The rain i'm Iowa will probably
extend during the day to Lake Erie. Falling
barometer, with threatening weather and local
rains will probably be experienced from Mis-
souri, to Virginia. Clear and partially cloudy
weather will probably continue during the fay
at the Gulf States. The cool northwestern
winds will probably abate in New England
States
LOCAL REcoRD.-The thermometer In THy
EVENING STAR business Office registered as fol-
lows to-day IS a. m, 50; 10 a. M, IS; IL m, 81;
D. m, 50. -. -
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CAUTIoN-BeUdre Of Impostors!-Ae some I'M
scrupulOus parties are in the habit of stating
that their places of business are branch stores OF
the Original Franc, hereby notify the public
that have mob ranch stores, and that have no
city. The Original Franc, dealer In Gents
Furnishing Goods, 431 7th St, between ID and e.
CowLING's PATENTED NEcKTIK FASTENER,
for sale Wholesale and retail, at the Original
Francs, 431 It'll street, between d and K. No
branch stores. - f--e, 49,.
GREAT VARIETY IN WHITE SHIRrs-one,
two or three pleate-eyelets, buttons or studs
nal Francs Gents Furnishing Store, 431 It'll
street, at Popular Prices No branch stores.
BUY THE CELEBRATED FRANC" COLLARS
the best Paper Collar in the market, for sale
only at the Original Frsncis, 49, It'll street. Look
for the name. No branch stores. "A
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ATTRACTIVE PRICES
AT y WAyr Arrysc


Odeon Hall, AZ street and PENNSYLVANIA ave.
Mems Suits, Youths Suits, Boys Suits, White
Duck and Brown Duck Sack Coats. Alapaca,
Drab Dete, Seersucker Coats Cheviot, Cassi,
mere and Alpaca Frock Coats. White Mar
settles, single and double brested Vests. White
Duck single and double breasted Vests. Blue
Flannel Coats, sizes from 80 TO A. Blue Flannel
and Drab D'ete Pants, sizes 20 to A. Blue Flan-
mel and Drab D'ete Vests, 30 to a. Linen and
Alpaca Busters.
Washin0tnu n
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LADIES will please cali and see our improved
styles of Corsets, all made of the best materials
and every pair warranted TO lit. q. BAUM, Cor
set Manufacturer, It'll st., Intelligencer Build
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SHELF GOODS

SHELF GOODS
In great variety, and we name In park
BALM OF LIFE-Prof. Cooks-A Luxury.
CHON-CHOW-CrOSse &Blackwell's-Importn<
PICCALILLI-Crosse &Blaokwalls-Imrarted
CAULlfLOWER-CrOssek Blackwell s-Imported,
hlNED PICKLES ditto -Imported
WHITE ONIONS ditto -Importes
GHERKINs- ditto -Importaa.
GHERkINS-J. 7. Morton s-Importod
CHOW Chow. 7. Morton 's-Imported
PECCALILLI-J. 7. Morton's-Imported
GHERkISS-rOund bottles, large aud small NJ
ii. Leveness & CO.-American.
OLIVES-Imported and American.
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE-Imporsed
CATSUP-Full assortment
OILs-Imported and American
LEIBY's EXTRACT OF BEEF.
MARMALADES.
CONDENSED MILK-Essie end noaunert.I
brands.
DAT MEAL-Scotch and Canadian.
HUCKIN'S SANDWICH MEATS for Pic -Nlc,-
Ham, Tongue, Lobster, &c, &c.
Also, CANNED 0YsTERs-yery fine, oOnyenSens
for Pic Mics.
HUCKIN's PARKER HOUSE SOUPS
TOMATO,
BEEF,
MOCK TURTLE.
&c, &C, &C, DC. &C.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, Etc.

FAMILY SUPPLIES, Etc.
G. S. o'HARE q SON.
FINE GROC GERS,
1913 Tn STREET n. w, BETWEEN AND n.
HAMsl HAMS Ei@s:::s' S SSsI HAMS HAMS
eaSSkssEB GGhaEkSGAhKsEEBB HAMS HsMs
THE BEST IN THIS MARKET
10 10 ,s fs i$$ i$$ 10 10 ,s
16 cents per pousll
STRICTLY CHOICE BuTTEgI
BEAUTIFUL YELLOW GOSHEN BUTTERi
TEAsi TEAS TEAS TEASE TEAS
Our stock OF Teas includes Of the finest Tees
brought TO this country.
Imperial Tea from s cents per onnd and upwards.
$50 eisswhere, or the MONEY ~
ALE and PORTER, rs cts. per doz. bottles.
5pounds SOFT SHE'LL ALMONDS for 81.
FANCY CAKES in Variety.
c.. oHARE & SON,
,o,. 1873 1872 7,h street \; W, bet. and n.
T.osTI LOST LOST
SIGHT OF,
That grcceryman who was trying to compete with
BRAY Il BRO.
Best Family Flour in the market. Sass quarter
Dbl Tor S25 as good as can be got for 9, 50 quar-
Pine Apple Hams, s. C., only lsc ID.
Sugar-cured Hams, loo 10.
Sugar-cured Breakfast Bacon, I21xc H.
Cassard's Shoulder Bacon. &c H.
Cassard's Leaf Lard, I4c Ii,
Best Butter, only Soc ID.
Choice p. X. Sugar, only lie ID.
Best Demerara Sugar, only l29<c h.
Best White Sugar, only l3c. Id.
C0FFEES AND TEAS
Best Java, &c. h.; Laguyra Coffee, &c ~
Roasted do. &c. h.: DO Roasted re III
Best Rio Coffee, 3oc. ID.
Roasted, 24c. ID,
Best Black Tea, sec H.
Japan Tea only SIC h.
Choice Imperial and Gunpowder Teas. 81 per 10.
Just received, Salmon in oil, and a choice lot OF
351 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ul Between 81 and az SITS, north side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-10

Prices DOLLAR JEwELRY STORE, no. Az
Pennsylvania avenue, near AZ street, receives
new styles every Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-10

FRoM the National News Company, so Penn
syIyania avenue, we have The TseAaologist for
July and the Hdrerty kagdxine for July y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-10

TEE GREAT ATTRACTION OF this evening win
be the brass band performance at General Ger
hardte gardens, on 10th street, between ID and
Il. The new German band viii be there, and
the affair viii be attractive TO lovers Of good
music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-10
BUTTER.

YELLOW GOSHEN and other lower grades a,
very low prices.