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Columbia Advertisements.
Columbia Advertisements.
Large Opening q!
AT THE -
Popular 4 LoV.plice Dry Goods House
OF
w. D. LOVE g. co..,
COLUMBIA. S. G..
COLUMBIA. S. G

WE ARE PREPARED TO SHOW Y FULL
w line of Fall and Winter Goods, sclcc'ca
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prices. J
Our statesmen are polite and attentive, and
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Our DR., Goods comprise Silks, Popllns, Va
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Alpaccas, Bombaznts. Tannic Cloth, DcLalnes
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We keen n larre assortment Of Prints, Home
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Tweeds, Cassimcres and Clotus 1T prices TO suit
ALL
We have full line Of new and desirable
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Blankets, Shuwls. Cloaks, Jackets, Sacks and
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We do not advertise to mislead the public but
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We invite all to inspect our stock when IN
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We only keep the best makes of goods, and
have but ONE PRICE.
HD- Samples sent by mail.
w. d., LOVE e. CO.,
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OWEN DALYS STABLES
Columbia, 8. Q.

Assembly and on Washington streets. Attentive
hostFsrs and good drivers always present The
best stock and the best turnouts in the city. in
cIuling Rockaways, Brctts, Buggies, ETC., etc.,
for family or for parties or pleasure will be
furnished at short notice. Our teams are safe,
our prices are liberal, and our stock equal to
the demand
aug l0-3m OWEN DAILY.
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Health! Beauty!

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tiful Complexion secured to all.
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PAIN REMEDY

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W. c.. .CARRINGTON, PRESIDENT;
J. L. EDWARDS, VICE PRESIDENT,
B ;. HARTSOOK, SECRETARY,
]. J. HOPKINS, ASSISTANT SECRETARY.
J. L. WOLF, SUPERINTENDENT OF AGEScIEs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-05
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
PRESS REPORTS.
The Fourth i'm the Northwest.

CHICAGO, July 5.-There was no formal cele-
bration of the national anniversary here yester-
day. Private celebrations ON family and indi-
yidual account were counted by thousands. The
formal opening of the Laselle street tunnel was
apublic event Of much interest. The total length
is $50 feet, and cost Si9S, 400.
Throughout the northwest the day was cele-
brated more generally than on any previous oc-
casion for many years. The most noted celebra-
ton occurred at Galesburg, H., where Senator
Trumbull was the orator. After speaking in the
usual strain of all orators on such occasions he
instaneed the wrongs the American people had
borne during the rebellion from the monarchial
powers OF Europe, and said 'when the rebellion
ended the voice Of single Senator carried dis
may into courts and palaces. The Joint High
Commission owned the wrong of depredating on
our commerce, and agreed 10 pay for if" and he
rejoiced that the American people had patience
70 await such consumnation. He rejoiced that
we did not so TO war with a nation of the same
race, language and religion, that is doing 50
much for civilization and christianity. he then
paid glowing tribute to the laws of the United
States, which accorded justice and protection 20
al alike, and expressed himself decidedly in
favor Of the elevation of women, and hoped the
day was not distant when women would receive
the saline pay ior the same service as men.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Elegant Hair

gA6de a charm TO the painest face but when faded,
features before agreeable lose their loneliness and
the whole expression is that of advancing This
being fact, ii is not surprising that Injurious
articles should have been prepared to supply the
millions who wish to avoid prematurely gray hair
Under these circumstances Ii will scarcely be won
dered at that NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
should have met with such extraordinary success
1t Is the only preparation furnishing safe and re-
liable restorer for the hair absolutely free from all
poisonous and deleter0us matter and without sedi-
ment, and thousands above thousands have ava allied
themselves Of it, not simply because il restores the
color OF the hair, but because It supplies nOuris
decayed il becomes vigorous and healthy again.
From all sections of the country orders and tesemO
terms of its qualities the only preparation that
ever gave entire satisfaction. For sale by Ward &
vert Ford, I105 Pa. aav.: Christiani Bros 7th and
o MN GrGRssy i NovF BTidSS
81 st. and Pa av. r. 4. Bacon, "a ard sts, Island
Nm. Ii. Daw, corner 10th and i sts. and at the
Depot, corner OF u and ID SITS. n. W. Iels-d
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commencement Exercises virginia
Military Institute.

LEXINGTON, va, July 4-The Commence
ment exercises Of the Virginia Military Institute
took place to-day, and were largely attended.
The GRAFTON was delivered by NJ. /. Spottswood,
or Richmond; the yaedictory by j. +. Arthur,
OF Columbia, 5. c.; the address before the alumni
society by Colonel John NJ. Patten, of Abe
marie; and the address 20 the graduating class
by Hon. Edmund Pendleton, Of Bottetourt
There were forty-six graduates in the academy
and seven in the special school. In the after
noon banquet was given TO the alumni society.
Many prominent Southerners were present.
There was brilliant display of fireworks on the
grounds at 3 O'Clock y. m. The exercises termi-
mated with a grand ball, given by the cadets. in
the mess hall OF the institute. There was a galaxy
of Southern beauties and distinguished Southern
military and civic gentlemen.
Ex-Governor John Letcler, who has baen
quite i'll, is convalescent.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
~ 1908 GIFTS.
.RAND GIFT CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION

URAND GIFT CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION
The FouarF of TIE Bf sE,eJI OF OF Clarity N,,
York, and Soi3iersi aad sailors Orphans
Home HdShfHsf0H,
TO he h he'd in Wsshngtqn, d under and ny
missioner Of Internal Revenue, on the 9th OF July,
The following Gifts will be awarded the successful
House, 60 n Calvert st Baltimore, S259p. 22t0
acres Timber Land in Washington Co., Md, with
t5Tse cpI sDd NIB B Ena o Sn ches s @
ton street, Baltic, SIG go 3story Brick House, DO
Conway ST., BALTIC, 81 500. fine Residence near
W. fine ResdeDee mean ~
same location, 5000. fine Residence near Goyans-
town, same location, $500. fine Residence near
800 Cash Gifts, $50 b6S Bonds. Bro%ns WHO Precinct
and Lincoln County, Nebraska per cent gold int.
Shares NATIONAL MecEsnies; Bank. BsIto i i5S
Shares Citizens National Bank, BALTIC; 100 Shares
Northern Central r.. R.; loo Shares Erie r. r. -
Shares Mre BALTIC; and Ohio r. R.; % shares Phla,
will be sold, at SIS each, S261,OO0
M MsI H. Il; MTSc3SL.orsH, E,btoRi Nd Commisr,
RefeTeaoes.-Msj. Gen. ID. Hunter, .. s. A, Wash
ington. ID. c.; Hon. Jas. y. Negley Pittsbure Pa i;
kiTst National National Rank Hagerst2Tn Nd APRSmsn
late Atty Gen1, Baltimore.
Deeds OF the above Real Estate certified by
counsel, in the hands Of the Trustee: Tickets and
Music Dealers, 923 Pennsylvania avenue: W H.
o. II. Morrison, Booksellers, 413 Pennsylvania
ayenue; genj pswslf, JeweleT, GIG Pennsyly ania
Astrop Dudley, Real Estate gents, n Louisiana
General Agent stationer and Printer, No 81
-. - Orders by mail will receive prompt stten-
ton. Je9-tjyZ
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Terrible Railroad Accident.
fou ~ a Bridge Nth q Tram on It's I
killed cnd q EoHDde1

killed and . Wounded.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 5-The passenger
train on the Nashville and Northwestern rail-
road which left here on the Sd inst. met with an
accident at Harpelle river, about foar miles from
tnis city. After the locomotive and baggage car
had crossed the bridge over the river, the bridge
gave way, and the remainder fell into the
stream. Fifteen persons, as far as Is known at
present, were killed and twenty-five wounded
The killed are John Marshall Nashyille: ,Johr,
Hameerger, GAINESVILLE; Charles Campbell.
wife and child, Edgefield; Mrs. William Yeat,
man and Mrs. Thomas Dunn, of Kingston
springs; MI. Pendergast and Mr.. Wright, of
White Bluff; j.. g. Bracket and brother Will
liam, and Wiley Howard, Of Marshall county
-, None Of the wounded were mortally hurt
The dead and wounded were brought to Nsseh-
Vile. The accident was the result OF the weak
ness OF the bridge. The train was running
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BoARD oP HEALTH-Neg POUai-m0sfers Ap-
potnted.-At the meeting Of the Board Of Health
ON Monday evening, the committee 70 inquire
into the necessity Of prosecuting certain suits,
were directed 20 consult the District Attorney
on the subject.
The Health Oficer was directed 20 cause the
hackmen TO clean their stands.
Major Richards, who was present by invita-
ton OF the Board, explained the operations OF
the police force, and stated that the officers
woul Id, IL desired report daily 10 the Board, ana
act under their directions, and that the Board
Of Police had instructed him TO state that they
were ready % cooperate with the Board TO the
extent Of their ability. He also stated that the
party who had contracted with the Old corpora
ton for the removal of dead animals could be
instructed TO report 70 the Board.
Mr.. Langston, from the committee appointed
10 inquire into the sIrfficiency Of the bOnls OF
the pound master, reported that the said bond
was not sufficient The report was adopted.
Mr.. IangSton offered resolutions wltCh were
adopted, that Il. Z. Hoover has failed % keep
his contract with the Board 20 take az AMI inn
pound domestic animals running n large, &C,
and that said contract he amulet. Won Essen
Essex was then elected pound-master OF George
town, and NJ. NJ. Wheelock pound master OF
Waship gton.
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One OF the 9Th Maryland Regiment
Accidentally X iIIah

FREDERICK, Md, July "a painful and
fatal accident occurred at the camp of the 5th
Maryland Regiment about IL O'Clock last night
The regiment is from Baltimore, and temporarily
encamped here. At the hour named, private F.
A. Stewart, OF Co. c, fired a swivel heavily
charged, which burst in pieces, one fragment
breaking two of his ribs aud inbedding them in
MS lungs Stewart fingered until IL O'clock this
morniug, when be died. The deceased i said 20
have been from New York, and 20 have served
in New York regiment in the late war. He
was about % years old, and has lived in Balti-
more about SIX months as a cabinet maker
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The Regatta .t C.pe Nav.

CAPk IsLAND, July 1.-THE weather Is clear
ana peautiful, and thousands of spectators line
the beach; The yachts, banned by light winds
Hotel and started at Has.
CAPE ISLAND, N. j., July 4.-The boats
started from the United States steamer Pinto,
front of the Stockton Hotel, which had on f,osrd
the regatta committee and invited guests. The
Judges were w. w. Queen, of the United
states navy; General z. Burd Grub, OF
New York; and Charles Manchester, OF
Philadelphia. The steam yacht Mischief
came up, followed by the Sappho, the
Wanderer, the Dauntless, the Columbia and
others. On q signal gun from the Pinto,
the yachts got OF, the wind being due
west. The Dauntlese, Sappho and Columbia.
led Oh, and the start was q fair one.
The contest will continue during the entire day
No conjectures can be formed as to the result.
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A Canal Bottom Drops Into a Coal Mine.

NEW YORK, July 5.-The Wyoming canal, OF
Pennsylvania, has been the subject OF a singular
accide' c. Near Wilkesbarre, yesterday morning
abO-- Lfty feet of the canal suddenly sunk, COM
Pletely draining the whole level The canal had
been built over the deserted chambers of a coal
mine, the roof OF which caved in, causing the
disaster. 1t is fortunate that the accident oc-
CURED on holiday, as the waters which rushed
through the opening filed the adjoining cham
bers, and If the usual number of miners had been
at work, their escape from the mine would have
been cut on, and fearful loss OF Life would
have eusued
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The Races AT Long Braueh.

LONG BRANCH, July Fifteen thousand
II rsons were on the course TO witness the steepe
chase. The horses started even. taking the first
three hurdles. Julius bolted and threw his
rider, after going splendidly- three miles
and half. The rider of Tammany was
also thrown OF The race was then
between Duffy and Oysterman, with r.
X. Connolly ten lengths behind. As Duffy
was taking the last hurdle the horse struck a
fence and turned completely out OF the field. In
FALLING the horse run a fence pole between her
shoulders, and bled 20 death in a few minutes
oysteTman won the race; beating Nesuyius ten
lengths. Time minutes seconds
The second race was a mile dash, purse six
hundred dollars. Fifteen horses started. The
race was won by Susan Ann. Time I-52Y.
Third race, Jessey Derby stakes, purse three
hundred and fifty dollars; one mile and half
There were thirty-one entries. Eight started
Harry bassett won, beating Monarchist, Idaho
Wanderer and COllOdeon. Time 252H
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Terrible Result Of Careless snoetsn...
- 4 Van Killed and Az Rifs Crn-rd

R,-ye.1n IN n,.sea az 80 ~ crafed
West Wadsworth Ironworks. while WALKING a.,
the street with his wife last evening was scci-
dentaily shot and killed by Mr.. Emery, sexton Of
the first Presbyterian church. Mrs Dayerick
became deranged by the sudden shock Emery
had been nring the pistol ON the street All dsy
nj. Dsyerick, was, during the war, Lieut. Col
onea OF the 21st New York regiment.
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".The Glorious Fourth, in the so,,n

FORTRESS MONROE, July IA national
salute was fired from the fort to-day at noon
Ihere was brilliant display of fireworks in the
evening, witnessed by several thousand peonle
The Old Point Base BAH Club beat the Arling-
tons. Of Norfolk, &c 10 70. =
AUGUSTA, GA, July 4.-The banking anc
was observed by the coldfed people by a parade
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Great Reduction.
sBON WHISTLES,

IN OLD RYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES,
BRANDIES, GINS, &C,
Of the following brands, viZ:-Farnily Nectar,
2 years old, 81 80 per gal; Robertson do, Ss5i
do; Bowler, do; Old Crow, do, SIS do, Baker,
Brandies-Larocheller, So do: do; Jlfne,J IS do:
Hehnessey 1854, 81 do; do, 1879, SO do; otard
Dupuy & Co, ISIS, $40; California Brandy, SIS do
OLD Tom Gin, S2.25; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount TO the trade.
G. GAUTIER,
Proprietor Of the Native Wine Bitters,
myn 12l7 and 1919 PENIS avenue.
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous does not contain
lead; nor any citdte poison TO produce paralysis OF
boasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirfy years
untarnished reputation to uphold its integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
ty oil druggists, Applied at 10 Bond street, New
York. fe5-u
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SUMMER RESORTS.
pINEY POINT PAVILION,

DINET POINT PAVILION,
l. LOWER POTOMAC RIVER,
IL SIGHT OF CHESAPEAKE BAY.
This famous resort open for the reception Of Wis
ltors, till 18th October next; under the IA
management Of Mr.; John II. Kirkwood, 10 81
ington city salt water bathing, fishing, Grabbing,
boating and hunting, ten pins, croquet and quot
grounds, good music, &c. &c, are among the anuse
mems at this delightful place. Can be reached By
steamers almost daily from Baltimore and Washing
ton. tri weekly mail has been established 10 the
Point.
Terms: 50 per day, SIS per week, S6s per lst
month, $50 per End month, Of 81 days. Nurses and
children under 10 years of age half price.
A. X. POTTS, Proprietor.
JOHN II. KIRKwO0D, Manager. jys-dtls
GUNNER BOARD
- WALTON'S CITY HOTEL, Annapolis, Nd.
This well known Hotel has been recently remod-
elel and newly furnished, and is now open LA
for SUMMER B0ARDERS. Its rooms are yesl.AY
large and airy. The extensive grounds at. ks.fEx
tached thickly and beautifully shaded, when
afford ample promenade and play grounds for chill
6rgn. Hot Cold and Shower Baths attached To
Hotel. Also, Salt Water Baths, both surf and pool
Eotel. And also, arrangements have been made to
procure fer the guests upon very reasonable terms
Boats Of Pleasure for sailing, fishing and Grabbing
In fact the proprietor has determined 10 make this
hotel most desirable summer Retreat.
Board moderate. and liberal reduction made for
GUNNER BOARD CAN BE HAD, WITH GOOD
- ard well furnished Rooms and the com 4
sFts q hne the SGSA1 n2TE.
{ 81 and SIS per month Refer 70 Major Oh. Appel
i. sCHEFFER,
je0-2w Proprietor.
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Accident and Crimtnal Shooting NV n
R0liceman I'm Phfladclnhfa

n fHiLApkLPhiA, July a stand erected in
OF persons, among was Chas Connolly. of Ger.
maneown, J. Doyle and John Kennedy seriousl,
hrrt. and David Crocker, leg broken. Amone
me otner incidents Of the day was the shooting
Of small boy by policeman for explodIng fra
crackers in the street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-05

THURSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DER Is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists. Price Is aud 50 cents.
yOUyENS NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, Is
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fHfLADELPHIA, July 6-Edward 8. Gamble.
driver o. the mail wagon, has been held in bali
Ior ropDing the mail wagon Of letters He was
arrested while drunk, and over two hnndred -
ters were found on his person and at his hons.
Inc letters were mostly from Phiiadelphsa for
Wilmington and Harrisburg.
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SECRETARY robson will not return here
until Tuesday or "Wednesday OF next week.
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SECoED ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL
SMITH left for Minnesota, with his family, on
Monday.
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TEE PRESIDENT Will return here about Tues
day evening next il is understood, and Cabinet
meeting viii be held on Wednesday.
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THE PARDON for eN-CongressmanC c. c. Bowen.
convicted OF bigamy, had not reached the Jail AZ
. O'Clock this afternoon, and he was stin pris-
oner at that hour.
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SENATORS RICE, Of Arkansas, and Spencer, Of
Alabama, are in town.
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HERE ARE HEEAPPY CourrEs-The Clerk
o. the Court to-day issued marriage licenses 20
me following John Tuckson and Laura n Mar
ning, Isaac Taylor and Amanda Waters, Isaac
james and Anna Smith, Samuel Bsckwitt All
Lucy johnson, Alexander Robinson and Annie
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ORDERED TO WEST PoIXr. First Lieut.
James W. Reilly, ordnance department., and
Second Lieut.. John NJ. X. Davis, LIST artillery,
have been ordered to temporary duty at West
Point,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-05

REAR ADMIRAL SANDS Superintendent ofthe
Naval Observatory, viii leave here soon for an
official tour during which he will visit several
prominent obseryatories and scientific institu-
lions in this country and Canada.
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TIE BOARD or HEALTH win I'm a few DAYS
place complaint books I'm each one OF the . die
u1cts, IN which citizens can enter complaints OF
anynuisance and have the same abated By taa
police aathoEaties N1tbogf aplsy,