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What Mr. StrinSfrllow, Of Chester, $.
G., writes:

What Mr.. Stringlllow, Of Chester, $.
G., writes:
lnught the first Monitor Flow that came
in Ills section, and cannot HOW do without
ihrm.
What Mr. Ellis. Of Griffin, Geo., SAYS:
Mr,.rS. rAlMEn 4 TURIN | received
through Mr.. Rus /. johnson. of Eritn.onr" "t
vnnr Mnnil"r Flows. which r'Eanl asa de.
cilrtl Improvement over any Flaw havrrrcr
scrn m usr,I. nul rr..anl il rs most Adn,ira
biz adapted I" tn" rnltivhti"n "G th" soil "I
the South, and most cordially recommend
Them ,o the Suu;lr,u rinutrr. u> iii" best
and cheapest pInw W; Offered thrm
LANES 7. El.l(S
Whit Mr.. Rabbi. nF Winn>h,r". :. {.
SAYS:
Mrsrs PALMER i TUurlN:
lave nlrrnl, Spnltru III favorable terms "t
yrin Monitor Flow. hut | must hr l"rm'ti""
npuiu Ia express my high appreciation I" itS
m,,iw. tird il n few ,in,s since "n very
tourh, clnmmy lot. which | WAS "rrrrhrn
sivr ruuld not rlnw. nuul {" my surprise II
,liI vra, nn other Flow rruIl have done. ga
inn, ntn il and trarin;. il up far "v"mt my
,xrr,u,inns. W :. EABR.
A<k the nearest dealer for Catalogue, and
to show yon the l'l"w.
CUAS. T. PALMER.
l:.G Main it, Richmond. Va.
Tl,. ahnvr Flow Cor sal" ri Factory
prices, freight added. hy
:. L. HunXEK & 20.
Oct. 3, ip--l;m.
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In Common Plcas-Ncwbcrry.
Thomas Z. Chalmers, Admr., cum tcsta-
mento annrxo, Plaintiff, against Thomas
A. Thompson, ct al. Defendants.
Bill 70 Sell Land, JIarshail Assets, &C.
Pursuant TO The order in this case directed
to me, will sell, On Sale Day. III February
next, that
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Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta & 3. CO:
rrcasurcr's Office.

Columbia, S. C., December 20, 1870.
The Coupons of t!l;s Company, due on st
January next, will be paid at the Bank Of
McssrS. Scott, Son & Co., in this City; at
office of Messrs. Cohen & Sons, in Augusta;
at First National Bank, of Charlotte, or a:
National City Bank, New York.
G. DOTKEiGIIT.
Dec IS Superintendent
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Be of Good Cheer, Pills rim

Pilgrim.cis thy jout",. drtar9
Arc its lights e>tinc; forever
Still suppress that is;ng tear;
God forsakes the righteous, never.
Storms may gather DER thy Path,
All the tics Of life may sever;
Sill, amid thc..fearful scath,
God forsakes the righteous, never.
Pain may rack thy wasting form,
Wealth desert thy courh forever
Faith still burns in dea,hless fame,
God forsakes the righteous, never.
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Greeuril!e s. Columbia Railroad

GENERAL. SUrEHINTENDENT'$ OFFICE
COLUMBIA. =. G.. December !. 1870.
On and after Thursday. Decembrrl !. she follow
ing Schedule will be run daily. Sundays ex-
certed conucctin: with Night Trains on South
Caro!iua Road up and down. also with TraiEs
going Sou,l: on Charlotte. Columbia and Augas-
"a Railroad:
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FOR SALE By
WILCOX. GIDBES & CO., Importers and
Dealers in G'wno>, las b. St, Savannah
2;I Broad Street. Augusta, Ga, Isl East
Bay St, Charleston, :. {.
AND BY
Lravc'l i Sp' a-n'an, Ncwherry, $. C..
James I.ip:comh, Chappc!i's Depot, S. Co.
?. F.. Wis.,. Frog Level. $. c.
Fox further information, apply or address
as above FOR Pamphlet.
Nov. %, Aim.
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State of South Carolina
County Of Newberry-l
Common Pleas.

Thomas u. Lake. Clerk, &c. P!.ia'if vs..
Thomas Odell and others, Drfendsmt$.-
Complain, TO sell land, 6c., &".
Pursn Mt 20 an order in It's case I viii!
sell OF Sa!cd:v in February n"s', al! thsi
,7ac, Of land known rs "k<iucdy Place"
containing
Two Hundred and Sixty
Acres,
More Or less, on Duncan'S Greek, in the
County and State aforesaid, bounded by
lands of Holloway Hill, Joshua Duncan,
John Ray and others.
Terms Of Sale, one-hsl! cash, the bal 'nce
on Z credit Of twelve months, with pur-
chascr's bond aud mortgage Of premises
10 secure the same Purchaser 10 pay for
stamps and papers.
ISi gnedl TIIOS ". PAISlNGER,
Jao II So. +l",5o. S. \. &.
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Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
wFDNEsDAY.... September I:, ls71.

A southern correspondent Of the New York
Journal o. Commerce, treating Of negro labor at
the South, aSserts that the mass Of the southern
whites are perfectly friendly to the negroes and
de- e 70 live in amity with them, recognizing
the changed relations Of the two classes since
the wa. and that they offer to the negroes terms
which the latter do not and cannot reasonably
complain Of SIS ilibersl; but that the bane If the
freedman is politics, which makes him indolent,
drunken, and pilfeTing. The editor moralzing
on bis correspondents conclusions, saws that,
pr c'sely in proportion as the colored man re-
allies that freedom j. not absolution from work,
and that what he Is to receive must be earned
honestly and not through the torturous WAYS
Of politics, will he be happy and contcnted,
and grow to the highest stature of civilization
possible to his race" This is all very well as far
as it goes; but why apply 1t particularly to the
coloIed man? Are there not white men, even in
that greas center of civilization, New York, who
have not realized that what they receive " must
be earned honestly" but who rely upon " the
tortuTous ways OF politics to make their pile?
Recent developments in that city would lead one
to think 30.
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Comptroller Connolly, otherwise known as
"Slippery Dick" refuses II be made a scape-
goat Tor the Tammany ring, and in answer to
Mayor Halls mild request for his retirement
from Office, replies that resi- orsibility attaches
equally to the mayor, and that he viii rot sub
NIT himself a. a sacrifice to appease the hungry
appetite o. adversarics Tor a VEIN. In the
Supreme Court, yesterday, the proceedings were
entirely formal, and this morning was appointed
for the commencement of the argument on be-
half Of Tweed. The citizens committee of sew
enty are making no Roadway, because Com
nolly's accounts and reports are not forth
coming.
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war DKPARrMENT, Otoe Chisf Sikndl Ofcss 4
WAsHINGroN, ID. G Sept. Is, 1871, 10 a. m. Z
nHNOPs1s FOR THE PAST TWENTY FOUR HOURS
The barometer has fallen in the Middle and Eastern
States since Tue day morning, and has rename
stationary or variable on the upper lakes The low
barometer in Texas has moved nOrthwsrd with rain
very generally on the Gulf coast Cloudy and threat
eDing weather Is extending into Missouri and Ken
lucky. Cloudiness has slowly cleared away in New
York and New England. but is now renewed with
threatening weather on the immediate coast. Tenn
perature has risen slightly the Gulf and the lower
lakes. SOuthwesterly winds prevail on the middle
and east Atlantic. eaJtsrly winds in the Southern
and Gulf States. Cloudy and smoky weather is still
reported from the lower lakes and Eastern States
PRoBA BII.IIIEs. -Southerly winds with partially
cloudy and clearing weather are probable for the
rest Of the day for the Middle and Eastern States
The low barometer In Texas will probably extend
ranidly with threatening weather and
light rains in the Ohio valley and Missouri and
southwark. Partially cloudy weather with. light
northerly winds on the lakes.
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer in the business office of THE
EVENING STAR registered as follows to-day:-S a.
m, n; 10 a. m, 70, II m, 70; d. NIL
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fEPU BLICAN No3INATIONS IN MARYLAND
The Maryland Republican State Convention
assembled In Baltimore yesterday, and aft n
speechcS by Postmaster General CresweIl, Gen
Adam T. hing, and Hon. Baltus III. Kennard
Hon. Jacob Tome, of Cecil county. was nomi,
Mated Tor Governor; Hon. Alexander Randall
OF ANNAPOLIS, for Attorney General; and Law
renee j. Brengle. Esq, of Frederick, for Comp
troller of the Treasury. A series of re- olutiOns
were adopted setting forth the views of the party
on State and national questions, and Gen. Grant
was enthusiastically renominated as the repub-
hcan candidate for President in 1872. Mr.. Tome
is a man of great business energy, the president
of the Cecil National Bank at Port Deposit and
formerly represented Cecil county in the Mary
land Senate. Mr.. Randall is distinguished
lawyer OF Annapolis, and was first elected At
torney General after the creation of the office.
Mr. Brengle Is a well-known bank officer at
Frederick, Md.
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Whether the wOmen's Club succeed or not In
all they have undertaken in the work of reclaim.
ing the fallen ones of their sex they have GER
family reused the public attention and the public
conscience on the subject as has never been
done before Women have the motive and the
zeal to make them efficient workers in this
care. The public mce,ing lat night was
largely attended, and unnistlSably Successful
IN the sympathy and confidence created for the
ehOrt, a. illustrated not only by the applause,
but by the more substantial evidence of large
money contributions for its prosecution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-13

The Chron Gle announces this morning the ae-
cession OF ex-GOv. VIM. W. Holden as an asso-
ciate editor Of that paper. Gov. Holden, like
Mr. Morris, has pluck and capacity, and the
two will make pretty effective editorial team.
In his salut-tlry, Mr.. Holden declares himself
asupporter of the Administration of General
Grant, and indicat-s that he viii devote himself
with some zeal to the work of "exposing and
defeating the KukIux democracY.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-13

Robert b. Roosevelt, democratic member of
Congress from New York city, ysas that the debt
OF that city is not les than 500 900, or 1sx
per cent of the total assessed value of all the
real and personal property, which is 81 ,076,
40. OF this enormous burden, more than
10000, or over fOur-ffths, have been added
since January j, 1859, under the administration
of the Zinc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-13

The republican nominations for Congress in
Texas are, G.. W. Whitmore IN the first dis, rict
A. NJ Bryant in the second, W. T. Clark in the
third, and Edward Degener in the fourth. The
democratic c@rdidat- in the SINE orde- are W.
D Herndon, John c. Conner, ID. c. Giddinss,
and John Hancock. A. b. Nor; N runs as an
independent candidate in the second district,
and l.. W. Steven IN in the third.
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The New Jersey democratic convent on %
nominate candidate for Governor meets in
Trenton today. Joel Parker who would un-
doubtediy have received the nomination, having
declined, the most prominent contestants are
Judge Bedle, Leon Abbott, aud Nehemiah
Penn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-13

50 Pittsburg has been called upon to settle
the question OF admitting colored children to the
public schools. The republican papers all de-
nOunee the admixture of white and colored nm
pills.
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AND COMMERCIAL.

The situation In Wall street II daily becoming
more interesting, ard there evidences Of numer
Gus sIorg eemo.ratiens, both Tor an advance and
exhibited increased ease yesterday, and has re-
turned 20 Its old condition OF large offerings Of cap
TO per cent.
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Low WATER IN THE CANAL.-The continued
low water Is having a depressing influence on
boating. Boats are now drawing but four feet
The weather yesterday indicated rain, but none
fell, and everywhere il Is dry, drier, driest The
water in the Cumberland level fell five inches
since Saturday evening last. Wills Creek is so
low that Imply boats can barely ascend to the
warehouses near the bridge. Thirty-four boats
were dispatched from this Fort YESTERDAY, car
rying 3,3o3OS tons Of coal.-Cumberlaad Nees,
l2th inst.
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Stock RepOA -...
Try Sa"ks,s,' 6roseTs' and Commercial Tsles-arh
Lewis johnson Co. quote stocks and bonds, In
nome and foreign markets. as follows:
S:sss. 9: sS%Rsn iia: 's$spSs i Ii.s
Son fsisgss a5sGs SaSI :issE,
Adams Express, s6il: Wells, Fargo Co.'S Ex
EEess "a AN american f1PTss, %; Tnitsd state
kr York h S9sTa EJp do T 81 a
isan souihsTn. llS'i; Union Pacific Raii5e.d,
81 Grs il i Central S6ttSls. Cleveland and Pits
nj; New Jer.ey Cent, iOsk; Rock Island, iioi{
"! %ssS;S and %ssierS; 6sls%.5ss f Tsefsx.na
Chicago and Alton, s d. pre f IN ohlo and
iM dsasi esIIfsats: 6 GolunSs. Gh:sso and
S. 81 "a; ia; e; 8 pa S.;saIi S. d Gem,
soAs. Gold, nsls. Marks, steady. ~ - '''
Markets To-day.
BALTIMoRI, Sept. I3.-virginia skies, old, Ses<
bid; .3a.ked: 90 coupon, old, So bid, ssss asked
low masns. Sept e nominal and quiet
Ihds g; se%%cs to i.ir, 8 Ono s and
Corn active; higher grades adssnced white south:
90 d. Vate yellow southern, 1sa76c mixed western,
q ISc, with large sales to arrive. Oats firmer 4)a
=. Bye frmer. rs sc. Provisions unchan &C 4.
Enter unchanged; western lsa2,c. Whisky quiet.
NEW YoRI, Sept. l3.-Stocks active and little
stronger Gold steady, I35sa IA Governments dull
and steady. Money easy, 2. to3. Virginia 6s, es;
do new 90 North Carolinas 81 do. new, "a. Ex-
change, long, 81; short, 81. =
$E5, Ell, silver. g., = -
NEW YORK, Sept. I3-Tlour shade firner. Wheat
LONDON, Sept. Is. Il 50 .. m.-Consofs opened ut
81 for both: Bonds-of 1GS2's, eG1< L1s, old, e3,S;
HG's, seIIs; I0-t0s, .Jh. = -
LONDON, Sept. Is, 80 D. m-Consols. os5<aes,< for
both: Bonds-ls62s $50; lS66s, old, 931 ;ls67 92k
10-40's, 90i<.
PARIS, Sept. Is, q. m.-Rentes 81 francs 81 cen
times. -.
timCJ.
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-ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR

h
the members of COLUMBIA CoMMANDERY,
No Y, are hereby ordered and requested to assemble
IN front Of the City Hall on TIL thursday, the lith
instant, at O'Clock m, prompt, In full uniform
tion with Washington and Potomac Commanderies,
who have received orders TO assemble at the same
time and place. By order Of the Acting EN-. Com
TECONOMIOAL BUILDING AssoCIA
Room on WEDNESDAY next, the 18Th inst, at S
l. as an amendment at to e't t5ss
Of stock FREpK KooNEs, seey .nS se SiH!as
~THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC is
uS invited to my large STOCK OF SCHOOL
BOOKS, STATIONERY and SCHOOL REQUI-
SITES, which / am prepared to sell at the very
lowest prices, wholesale and retail, at No. 1926
Seventh street, above New York avenue
sel-lm RICHARD ROBERTS
ToFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF
Wy ASSESSMENTS AND TAXES,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 8, ISL.
Notice is hereby given that blank forms, in &C
cordance with the amendment 10 the Assessment
several legislative districts Persons who have
made returns Of bonds, pTOmssory notes and other
SO ss ~ Inv I'M can now eorreet tne same
is alone taxable. ! -
All those who have neglected to make return of
TO do so Immediately; otherwise Il will become the
duty Of the Assessors to make assessments
tain, :" from which assessments there can be no an
peal. Section ofthe act OF Aug 9Th provides that
in all cases Of refusal to make return required by
ompsny or firm Shall, for every such offence, for.
felt and pay fine Of not less than five dollars nor
the name Of the District of Columbia in the Police
Court Of said District" III. A. HALL,
se5-tf supt Of Assessments and Taxes.
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RESULT OF THE CALIFORNIA ELECTIoy-As
stated IN yesterdays STAR, all three OF the re-
publican candidates for COnSfeSs were elected
IN California The republican majority in the
State IS about 400. 1t is expected that with
the Lieutenant Governors casting vote the re-
pubiicans will have one majority In the Senate
The Assembly stands % republicans to % demo-
Gratis and independent The election of a re-
publican to the United States Senate is con-
sidered certain. In San Francisco the vote Is
recounting, but il is believed the ring is broken
The board OF supervisors stands 5 taxpayers, 2
independents acting with them, to democrats
and independent republican acting with the
democrats. The taxpayers viii have majority
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FOR RENT AND SALE

E0R sALE-yslusble PROPERTY on tbs Bal,i-
II more snd Washington Railroad, three quarters
@s from cke Mis farm station S @ithn one bun
dred yards Of the tract This property 4 offered for
and win be sabdiyided % suit purch~sers. fbaiii'
N re are reagrsd thsJ VII Be Pss upon he IroPeT
time is given. Snail psyment IN cash On ths lSs. /,
TysSgiTsa; w.w.oof, Real kstass Agent, 10. sls
Fo RESf new .Pq SS%IeEsb S.
ing, on 1eth street, ffth house north Of street.
N'H' liz ''''H''' 5. r. r. RRssS%'RsSsKR CO.,
jyna third door east y se&snsS stTss.
HOUSE No 0n IA sfe. sn SIs rSd slS
bath ROOM water closet, gas and bells sn thraagh,
corner * street ana Penn.yIya SHs ave.
DARrIEs OBLIGED TO REMAIN IN TIE
y city Will hna large, airy ROOMS q ea-iSth
and At moderate prices TABLE, BOARD. Es
EoR RkNT-Ap offICE IN THE EvESISs sTAR
noo su MD esi s S. lsT yDstiss Gos OF tr
hayins been used for that pu<rose for hong time.
Apply At The Star counting room Jels-di
view Of the city, surro1Hded With trees orchard,
.p HALL Ross l Es:l F EtS s:d fEGss
EoR SALE OR RENT-The elegsn, COUNTRY
Ro,S skAT recsntiy 9eepgisS 81 D. SilSsn' on
dining residence Of d, McCieland one Of the hsDe-
soonest suburban residences in the District. ApPly
to A r. SHEPHERD, $40 PenDsylvsnia sveua~.
FOR sALK-Two i-story Press Brick Front
Il HOUSES, containing six rooms aud bath each.
gas throughout; every convenience, 18th street,
myls-n 4ai 18th street, NV.
L>OR sALE-SUBURBAN RESIpENCEs-TWO
Il COTTAGES AT MOUNT PLEASANT, con:
attached, web fenced in, with stable. Terms easy,
requiring but moderate cash payment ov
corner 18th street and New York avenue
mhl4-n tRep. and Chron.l
E0R RENT-The large DWELLING HOUSE
AeI Pennsylvania avenue, six doors east OF the
sases; . locality for . lawyer ?. esS.eisn, u '
m8-d saA Indiana avenue.
ZOE SALE Oh EXCHANGE.
Sc 900 ACRES OF LAND I'm Macon county, N.
u, Blue Ridge Railroad running through IL. 5000
Lands and covered With Choice timber fat
ssste, e peeslly The apple Also 50 900 ere. in
socd: 70. q b., r ss fp s5 s In
mhIl-a corner OF Ith and streets.
Tor RENT-A desirable aud oommodiou.
.t.ated on the corner 81 fe ts nd
terms and particulars inquire at 4sT Pennsylvania
avenue. &C SIT
LOB. RENT-Comfortably Furnished PARLoB
Improvement, and in q beautiful situation; south
'front.' n the First Ward corner 9Th and stsests,
FOE RE ~ a :.o1y skIoK HogsE sigh,
Once Rent ga per month Inquire q p LERRT
Shepherd Building, COS Pennrylvsnia syen1s
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
D. he esSn E wSst b Bon S. fs
to know to his entire satisfaction. selS-Sts
MRS. r. SAWYER, CldirrOyanf, Magasfic TESt
3I5 7th St, bet and SITS, Island, upon all in.
portant business-psst present and future sAl3 In
ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY WARNED
"a against trusting my wife, ALICE ]. FOLK, she
cause GEORGE r, FoLK, Just
sc l26t' lao DunbartOn St, Georgetown, d. @,
nR. LEON has returned TO tine city, and is ore
absence; Ladies and gentlemen can call at his new
Rooms, No. l01l street. se42w
I YpIA TH0MPsoN's LAST SENSATION:
nhe had seen DR.. DARBY,
He would not have gone up soonI" se4-lm'
i DIR: DARBY, los "a street, a few doors south
OF the Avenue, sees ten such as yours 10 the
larry Female hs SS
Seminal Weakness. se4-lms
II AIDES FRIEND AND DOCTOR.-Rooms Ior
visit only Necessary address Madame Ia hS pfT
RRa. ,i9 hopse, =: avenue and Abemarle street,
TOLAnIES-yELPAU'S GOLDEN TINCTURI
1 Oh FEMALE PILLS are a never failing re o.
edy In remoyng all irregularities and obstructions
once goo street sw., bet. 9Th and 18th. a2a In
nR. GARDNER, LATE OF THE RECORD rs.
VI
from 10 q. m. 70 10 p. m at his office, N. w corner
Of 18th ST. and Pennsylvania avenue, (ses nd stOryj
or his residence, 1002 Massachusetts avenue, Sc.
tween 10th and llth SITS. N. w. From his great ex.
perence in treating 10 900 at the o. g. We
nereal Hospital and practice Of thirty years among
both male and female, he can warrant cure in .
few days. His medicines for Gonorrhea doth male
and femsle) can only be had 1t q. CALVERT
fORD'S Drug Store, HOS Penna. avenue
N. B:-Upon the receipt Of &l0, advice aud medi.
cine viii be sent By express. He warrants TO cure
involuntary emiseions. suls-ly
6OS -DR. J. BEAUMONT, SPECIAL Physician
OZC. and Surgeon for Gentlemen only Conssh
altos Free No: 62s 7th o.. N. W., opposite Patent
once. Hours. q to .. m. Fees moderate. sul3-6m'
u THE wELLKNowN SPECIALIST.
Established here for the last Tss Years, Il hiehl,
recommended 70 those desiring the services Of oou
He q recoenissd - the only reliable, safe s.x
skilful making speciality Of female en-.
LADIES suffering iron irregularities, vsalnes,s
or any complaint peculiar 20 their sax, confdl
aRsedy and thorough cure, without fAil.
Who have been deceived and s.indlsd. by the nsnJ
female tnpostors, hoAry headed QuackS, and bum
bug injecting the city, end I'll sdSstssa nossrans
StSaraas yeoms Sr lady sssssass.
Committing rooms, 1o11 = st, above 10th street
ALL SKIN DISEASES CURED. Jyi
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A RARE CHANCELLOR sALE-A CONFEC-
"A Ii0NhRf STORE, Dong q rood bpsine.s.
central location three years lease keason flr cell
ING, the owner = compelled 60 have Tor Europe 40
ply 80 the star Offce. seis.ss'
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUNr-In the Center Market, on the 9TH inst.
Il aPOCkET BOOK, containing a small smount
Of money. The owner can find the same by calling
at Stand No. SOS Center Market.
It, John RTRNS