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Save Your Money Z.
cd TO
J. 2. HARLEY'S


ND buy CHEAP Dry Goods, Boots,
a Snocs, Hats, Caps, &c., Of which he
has just received fresh Supply.
FLOUR Of all grades.
BACON, LARD.
i. {. 4. SUGAR and COFFEE
: of I'll grades.
Besides numerous other articles in my
Grocery Department all Of which am SELL
ing at Prices not TO be cxccllcd for CHEAP
NESS in the Town. Come and see for your
selves.
So All Persons indebted to me must pay
UP Immediately as / am compelled to close
my books. A word to the wise is sufficient.
j. r. HARLEY.
oct III may ~ 1y
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.'There was frog who lived i'm q spring,
He cought such cold that he could not
sing
Poor, unfortunate BBatraofhiau In
what sad plight he must have boen.
And yet his misfortune was one that
often befalls singers. Many n once
tunefui voice among those who belong
to the "genus homos is utterly spoiled
By 'cold in the head" or on the lungs,
or both combined. For the above mem
tioued acroaker'' we are not aware that
any remedy was ever devised; but VIC
rejoice to know that all hua,an singers
may keep their heads clear aud their
throats in tune by a timely use of DR.
Snge's Catarrh Remedy, and DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, both Of
which are sold by druggists.
A STABLE INsrITUTIoN-Ius at
the period when all stable men re
complaining that the horse-ointmenis of
the day were unstaJle remedies, the
Mustang Liniment made it's eutrec in
Missouri, without any flourish of trum-
pets, aud within one year, became the
favoritc embrocation for the external
distcmpcrs and injuries of horses and
cattle in all the Western and Southern
States. From that time to this, it ha S
never had rival in the estimation of
accomplished horsemep; uor is it's house
hold reputation as a cure fcr r'euma
tism, pcuralgia, sore nipples and caked
breasts, tumors, mumps sore throat,
easache, tootht che, bruis:s, burns,
wounds and sprains, u whit behind its
Gel. brity as horse, Linimcnt. The
| Mothers of America know its value, end
apply it promptly to the ex.crnnl iija-
rics of the "rising generation" and IN
iact there is not city or township in
the United States where the Mustang
Liniment is not regarded by b"th sexes
antl esesy cl==e==s;, aasS abler tn the
community.
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ss THE PRoInsTE JupGEsHIp.-As the
$40 Probate Court deals almost exclusively
4s with the property of persons defunct,
.srAssse have been recently asked whether
q4sv waiting for that judgeship is not like
y waiting fortdead men : shoes 90 Sere-
raj cxpcctant individuals pause anxious
ly for reply Is Thad's life Insured
81 Apropos dc bottes the following is pretty
good
% s1A Mrs. Partipgton entered the Office Of
the Probate Judge, (called "Civiliau" in
some Statcs) aud inquired in her bland
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AWHEN is cord not cord Answer;
When it is cord of wood in Orange.
hurg. We wood it were othcrwisc-we
pine for the winter when it shall be-
But our experience ac.cords with that of
nthersc aud stern duty compels us to re-
cord the fact. We wouldn't mind it SO
j, uch il VIC could pay accordingly but
tho wooden men don't sec it.
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Ths son Of Pet uslstead Witnessed
the execution. Of his fathers murderer.
Josh Billings says; "When yu strike
lie, stop boring; monny man haz bored
clean thru and let all the lie run out at
the bottom" s&a
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est tone: "Are you the civil villain" 7"
.Do you wish TO Insult me, madanl9' 2
said the Judge. "Yes," replied She
amiable lady .snjy brother died detest.
cd and luft three infdol children, aud
I'm 60 be tl!tis execitioner SO want
70 insult The civil sillaiD about it, 4
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Eyes have they, but see not: potatoes
. j Teeth have they, yet chew not
~ Hands have, they, but feel not
witches.
Legs have they, but are no. much on
o quarter stretch: tongs.
Lips have they (and it's astonishing
how nice they arc): pretty girls. (N.
B--Thc di,or has decided not to carry
home this number Of the NEws.)
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FAIR NOTICIl,l

FAIR NOTICE{
DIR. OLlvEROS' begs leave to inform his
friends and Customers that with the NEW
YEAR lie has opened full
STOCK OF MEDICINES, &c.
SEED ONIONS and GARDEN SEEDS.
CANDr-best qnality-suaranteed.
RAZOR and POCKET CUTLERY.
rAlyTs: oILsiysRNisn aid BRUSHES
4 Also
VACUUM OIL for 7grcasipg Harness,
Boots and Shocs-best inst he, world.
Every article sold dAGuARANTEED to be
just as represent them, and rold on the
mos. Liberal cash terms by
DIR. 1OLIVEROS, r
Druggist and Chemist.
jan n6 nov Is 1y
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We are glad to be able to say that
John Wilicock7 will "Saw Wood" at
Haight's great Circus which is to be here
on the 9th inst. John has host OF
friends in this neighborhood who would
20 TO the Circus to sec him. even if the
Circus were all John, or John all the
Circus
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1 THosH enterprising young firemeu
the Z" "Elliotts" are to have new hall and
truck house. We call attention to their
advertisement in another column headed
T'Sealed Proposals" The Elliott boys
seal a good many proposals in pleasant
way of their own. We are an Elliott
boy.
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Thar FINoER. -"l Ne Finger OF
n Fate" Con our first pagey ~as written in
~ England and therefore, probabiy with
no discourteous reference to- our good
3 Baptist or Episcopal brethren OF Orange
burg. Nevertheless it is d very fair hit
af Prcdestinaton. And no doubt the
hero was Of the opinion fiat his quar-
fcrs on the crescent, sandy isle sayo.ed
: altogether too much of "ciose commun-
ION" But he was evidehtly no Baptist,
as he did his best to keep his head above
- Water. Od tile other Hand, probably
X both he and the lady lived principally
= On "baqd SHELF claims while on tho
island. We turn tho wl,vle matter over
TO- tho theolcgians.
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New SHAp.-The other day we saw
bone very fno shad in market. They
will have to be good deal cheaper be-
thrc we can afford to SOC them anywhere
else. '
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A little boy, when asked by lady if
he studied hard at school, said, II do
not hurt myself at itl' nAh," said the
lady "you must study hard, or you n
never be President of the United States ("
..'No, mn'am," cried the boy sbut, I
don't expect to be,--Tm democrat"
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Notice of Dismissal.

NToTlCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT !
~ will on the 10Th day Of February next,
fife my final account with tho Hon orable
Judge Of Probate for 0rangcberg County, as
Admis'ttrs of CAMEL W Kenreriy,. and ask
for LeECcrs of Dismissal.
HARRIET G. KENSEREY,
u. A. BAIR,
ian o0-i Administrators
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IL &C a T..
SATURDAY, FEB. 3, 1872.
All All Advertisemen must
be handed to the Business
Manager before Thursday
Noon.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

MIR EDrroR-Please announce D. A,
foRTER as caadidate for sheriff at the
hext Election md dblige his many friends in
the FORK.
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a DouBLE b SHoT.-Thc Hon. BENIN.
min Byas was shot in Golun,bia q few
days ago--in the right side, wo under.
stand. IF man has TO be shot. il is a
great comfort TO be shot on the right
side:
i.For, to the Hero, when his sword,
Has won the battle for the free,
Deaths voice is like Prophets word,
Andiin'its hollow tones are heard,
The thanks Of millions yet TO D."
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ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
In COMMON PLEAS
II. D. Rice, Es's J. Weeks trsJaby Weeks,

Pursuent to an order in the Common Pleas
in this easel will sell ut the Court House ON
the 1st Monday in February next, the
Hampton tract, which was the property
OF j. c. Weeks deceased containing 800
acres more or less. and bounded by the San
tee River and lands Of Mrs. Elizabeth Weeks
and Jaby ks, the same being in Orange
burg Coun Also on the same day, n
number of notes and other chooses in action.
Terms-For the cheses cash-For the land
one third cash, th, >1lance on . credit one
and two years, WI bond and mortgage.
Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps.
JAMES F. IZLAR,
Referee.
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A pressure of advertisements excludes
i number Of important items and ex-
tracts.
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Estate of MARY RATSOR, deceased.
NOTICE rs HEffEBY GIVEN TO ALL
i ! concerned, that on iu 9th dav of
reuruury n. 10. Jotz. 1 wifi mig my FINAL
ACCOUNT as Executor of the viii of Mrs
Raysor, deceased, and will ask for my dis
charge, in the Probate Court of Orangcburs
County.
WILLIAM C. MOSS,
Executor
Orangcs.rg, S. c., .sanrary 9th 1872.
jun ~ At
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NJ office Dcbfo rs and { reditOrs.
IN All persons indebted TO the Estate of
George L. Trick must make payment On or
before the Isl day Of March 1879, and all
persons holding claims against the said Es-
tate will present and prove the same or be
declared payment ON or before the said time
WV. WATT,
jan 20-4t Administrator.
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New Goods, New Goods,

NlHE undersigned begs TO informahis Gus.
:. Il atomcrs ane the public generally that he
hns just returned froti New, York with an
immense STOCK of
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One tract of land containing 400 acres.
more or less, bounded north and west by
lands of Jno. ). Bowman and C. u. J. Col
licr aud south by Z. Frederick. Levied on
as. the property of J. Il. and Mary t. Will
liams at the suit OF f. W. Fairy.
Ono plantation containing 1870 acres NOR.
less, known as 'Bcllcvillc," bounded by
lands now or la:e of TreZcvant. Dnvis, Nc
Cord, Geigcr. Moorer and Congarec River
Levied on as the property of j. +. l.. Amak-
CT At the suit of klinck, Wickenberg & Co.
ALSO
The remainder in Ij0 acres of land more
or less, bounded on the north bS lands OF
Gubriel Strock, east by lands of L. " Stu
scr, James a. Fielder, south by David d. Clay
ton, Jr:. and west by j. Q. Parlor nhd Car
son Fielder, tbcius the family homestead OF
James +. Livings'on,) after the termination
of the homestead therein. Levied on az ,he
properly Of James + Livingston in the case
of Jas. I. Livingston, Ex'r VS. Eliza D. Liv-
ingston ct nj.
Shcriffs Office, II. RIGGS.
Orangebury. c, H.. s. C S. o. C..
Jan 10th, 1874
jan IL B I'd
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Sheriff S Sales.

BY virtue of sundry Executions 20 ME d-
rected will sell to the highest bidders. Mt
Orangcburg Court House, OIL the first MON
DAY in February next, for cash, the follow
ing property, viz:
All That tract of land on Santee River con-
tanning 23O0 acres more or less, bounded by
lands of L. Y. Shulcr, James Fielder. and j.
Q. Parler. ani S.Intce River. Levied on as
the property of w. lizard Bull ut the suit oi
Paul Trapier and Thco. pchon, Exrs Sarah
Dehon, deed.
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COTTON TIES.
We are Agcnts for tie Manufacturers for
"E u IE Il TX Az
SWEET, ARROW, ANCHOR e. BUTTER
TIES.
ALSO or THE

Just Landing 1000 Bdles OF the "EURE.
kA' and LOCK TIES.
No'Pie can surpass the Eureka" for sim
plicity AMI durability, and VIC offer it as
Tic that is snexcellcd.
The ARROW is also well known.
We ask ydur ortlers, guaranteeing as Low
PRICES rs they car BE purchased at in any
Southern Port.
We shall be pleased tp handle Consign.
mcn's of yonr Cotton. ahtf wiff give all Ship
ments' our Closest attention.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS s. co.,
Cotton Factors,
Church ST., Charleston, 8. C.
sept 20 wee 2m
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ALSO

One tract of land containing 81 acrcs more
OF less. bounded by lands of f.. Nix, Rhett
Shuler. 4 G. Andrews, Ab Smell, l.. T.. COL
lier and l.. r.. j. Fvlier. Levied on ms the
property Of Dan'i Wesley Fielder, ut the suit
of " ID. V. Jam:son for use Of Estates Of =
aud NJ. Fclder.
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A splendid selected WHOLE sToCk Sf
Mems, 'women's and ibdy's SHOES.
Also q lot Of Rarmcf,s InAispehsable I'm
plemeris. such ss TRACES, HAMES. AXES,
MANURE FORKS and ,PLOW LINES, ~
He also now Keeps on hand SAMPLE
BARREL Of the Horld-wide,e wcli-known
ACBtEg
COMMON wiiskIEs from sl.4o up
wafdsl
The BEST Double Distilled WHITE WINE
VINEGAR in the Village, without any ex-
esptionA ITsE A
D@- Claiming my small share Of the trade
and thanking my FRIENDS and CUSTOM
ERs for past fssors. they willplcase remsm-l
Der the NAME and PLACE. eG.
All Goods Delivered Free Of Charge.
mot MiLLER,)
ar DO Wv RoUXD, TIE CORNER.
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.'There was frog who lived in spring,
He cought such cold that he could not
| sing s
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hay purchas
MENAGERIE in
world embracing SIXTEEN MASSIVE vfNG ANIMALS
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKET 1eEPO1sTs.

OFFICE OF THE ONAHaEBuRd NEws.
February, 2, 1871.
coTToN-Sales during the week 70
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G E 0 RG EFT WN.

SCHOOL Male secondary
sch0oi, Mise A Z, Craig teacher, was examined
to-day, in the presence of large cSmpany of
visitors, among whom were Superintendent j.
". wilson and Mr.. w. H. Craig. The school
and II will be transferred. The Examination
was very tine one-not q single miss having
been made-and the teacher and scholars were
punop a1 % Wilson
oo MT. r. w: Moffatt examined Miss Emma L.
GOdey's school: primary No. 8, numbering s.
pupils, Zone ne absentl to-day. Many of the
remarkably well, most Of the pupils being very
small sD,s i Inc premiums will be awarded on the
THE ALLEGED CHILD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AFTERNOON, after our report closed, the coroner's
jury In the case of the colored child alleged To
nave been suffocated by Mrs. Frances Norman,
brought In verdict that the infant came to its
death by suffocation from an excess of food
crammed into its throat by Frances Norman.
colored, and that the said Frances Norman is
criminally responsible therefor. The examina-
ton was conducted at the house where tba
alleged murder took place, No. A % street.
Fanny Norman, the accused. was arrested YES
er t afternoon by ocer Sebastian and lodged
YAK HILL CEMETERY-AnnudlE Election of
CUcers.-At special meeting of the lot holders
OF oak Hill cemetery, held yesterday evening,
the IoiioWlng gentlemen we're elected board of
managers, to serve the present year, viz: w. w
Corc0ran, II. ID. Cooke, p. I. Berry, and G. NJ
Mathews. After the lot holders had adjourned.
the iy-elected board of managers met and
organized by the election of the following
officers, viz: W. W. Corcoran, president; James
Goszer, secretary; JOS Reynolds, treasurer;
ID. Barker, superintendent
"OUT OF THE JAWS OF DEATH" AT LAST
John Refs, heretofore mentioned in TIE STAR
as having treated his children badly, has at last
consented to release them. A number of per
sons nave applied for them, but he positively
refused to let them 60 until this morning, when
he consensed to have them put under the care
OF st: Vincent de Pauls society, of this town.
Inc baby will be placed in st. AIMS infant
asylum, and the boy and girl with the Sisters
Of Charity, in WASHINGTON
QUICK TIME.-Arrived, steamer John Gibson,
from New York, with general merchandise.
She made the trip in IS hours, 2 hours ahead of
her usual time,
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Government Secarftiea.
Jay Cooke s Co. furnish the following to,
Markets To-day.

BAILlMoRE.Ju ne Is -virginis skies, cnsolidated,
Ss; West virgioiss, I7-bid to day
BALTIMORE, June Is - Cotton quiet, bnt firm;
low midc lings: 2ika25: Flour very quiet aud
unchanged. Whest quiet aud unchanged Corn
white southern, dull 81 yellow southern, firm Ssa
50; mixed western, dull s7ass. Oats, in COED de.
mand-western mixed. as; bright, DO 5OasS: sout \.
ern, quiet s3s!S. Rye quie; and firm Provisi ms
Iominsliy quiet and unchanged. Western butter
dull ard lower: good to choice, I3al6 WHISKY
lower-sslts, So barrels. a'ssassla.
NEW YORK, June ls. - Stocks heavy Gold
dull. 1875 Money easy,s. Exchange. long, 90;
short, Hh. Governments Avn aud steady. Viz
eiRia 6's, Is; new, 80. Forth Csrolinas, SssG:
new. -
NEW YORK, June - Flour SulI aud decl ming.
" heat quiet and heavy. Corn dull and unchsnged.
oNToN, June Is, II 30 n. Sn--tonsnis opened ~
e25s for money and 92h for account. Bonds OF
lSie. 81; 1865, old. %; lSS7, 9lss. lg-.U'.. 50.
PARIS, June ls-Reutes opened at 81 francs. ~
ceptinl,s.
LONDON, June Is, 2p. m.-The weather 10 fair aud
ties quiet ard steady
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Office CHEF Signal Orce.

4
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June IS, 1872, 10 a. IN (
SYNOPSIS PoR PAST TwxNry-P1uR HOT Rs
The barometer has fallen somewhat from Ne
braska to Minnesota and Dakota, veering to
west over the latter. Fresh TO brisk south
easterly to southwesterly winds, cloudy
and partially cloudy weather aud &C "a
sional areas OF light rain are now prevail
ing over the northwest. Clear and partially
cloudy weather and light to fresh winds from
the Mississippi to the Atlantic. Rain has pre-
vailed from South Carolina to Florida. The
highest barometer extends from North Carolina
TO eastern Pennsylva nia. Reports have not been
received from the stations west of Cheyenne.
PRoBABILITIEs.-Fresh to brisk southeast
eriy to southwesterly winds, cloudy weather.and
areas OF rain prevail from the lower Missouri
valley to the upper lakes. From southern Mis-
sour TO the lower lake region increasing cloudis
ness and fresh to brisk southerly winds. Clear
and partially cloudy weather over the New
England, Middle Atlantic and Southern states,
with light to fresh easterly to southerly winds,
and with possibly areas Of rain along the south
Atlantic coast.
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A 4 Nod Is As Good As 4 Wink, AI,ARu
&c. &C.
But those who triH see cannot fail to perceive the
MAGNIFICENT BARGAINS
offer to day, and will consequently lose no time to
take advantage Of them


MAGNIFICENT BARGAINS
offer to day, and will consequently lose no time to
take adv antage Of them.
Ladies' Handsome Lined Parssols, fine, imitation
eilk, In three sizes, lined in pink, blue, green,
Ladies' fine buff large Sun Umbrellas, at 81
Fine black large Sun Umbrellas, 81.
Beautiful Silk Openwork Fans, SOC.
Fine Ivory Stick Silk Fans, in all colors, 81.
Very Pretty Enameled Wood Fans, 81.
Magnificent Real Lace Sets Of Sleeves and Collar
Tor So.
Very Fine Lace Sets at 81.
Seat and Stylish Lace Collars at Is and SOC.
Two pair Linen Reversible Cuffs and four Collars
Three pair Gents Fine Linen Reversible Cuffs
Three pair of Best British Half Hose for 81.
Feur pair Full Regular Made II alf Hose for 81.
Fine India GaIze UEdersL irt at 81.
Very large Leather Satchel for 81.
Extra large and fine Basket for 81.
Fine assortment Of Ladies' Under arments, ma fe OF
fine cotton and felled seams, at 81 each.
Splendid long Night Dresses ct g..
Extraordinary Bargains in Ladies' and Gents
Linen HandkeTchiefs, from auction.
Handsome Oil Chromos, In large and heavy walnut
Frames, at 81 each.
Also. q full stock Of Lsle and Kid GLOVES,
CARVED BRACKETS, TOWEL RACKS, BOOK:
SHELVES, yAsEs. STATU TIES. POCKET
and thousand other articles.
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The New York markets were dail yesterday,
no new features being presented, the general
du.ness rendering IL difhcult for money lenders
20 employ their balances above per cent. The
prevailing opinion seems to be that the with
dI avail OF England from the Geneva conference
would be The most acceptable TO the business
interests Of both countries, particularly IL our
government should assume the claims OF our
citizens against Englan and hold them for fu-
ettiement.
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An ANNOUNCEMENT will he found in another
Fart - the paper Of the WOodley concert on
Thursday night when we put all the ind ice
nent- and attractions into the balance we are
rot slow 20 appreciate the feelings OF the !ortu-
hate possessOrs OF tickets for the same. The
lovely groves upon the Heights OF Georgetown,
siiveTeG IL the moonlight would seem 10 be an
attraction III itself, bUt the masic which IL
PROMISED from or finest amateurs is an addi-
tion InakIng u resiStless. Then the dance. which
\ 70 succeed the concert, cToHns the evening Of
delight.
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Tbs 1URP ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE CON-
NiTIEk net yesterday. and the sub-eommit-
tees reported progress. showing "A prosperous
sac Of affairs The committee are negotiating
With contractor for laying out and gradir 2 the
track and erecting a grand stand. stables
Crlces. and other necessary buildings on the
silveI spring property, on the 18th street road
Nhief has been purchased 10y the association.
The plans FOR this work are In course M prapa-
rai'oI,, aud viii be submitted for consideration
at a future meetinx
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Al A. STRAUSS, l0ll Pc. svenus. tnyS
TIE WISEST ARE DUnDFOUNDI0 and q Z
= los TO answer how We can Afford 20 oeIl our
clothir ct such low figures. All viii be a nlaned
ct A. sTRAUb' 101I Pennsylvanis ave. DyS
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The MOST SENSIBLE Dolly Warden which has
appeared upon the streets since the epidemic
started We hnd is from Topham's, 425 9TH street.
and IS after the manner OF q bonnet for the pro,
tecrono OF the head OF the horse. It Is at once
humane and ornamental.
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new styIes every morning.
CARD PROM Dr.. LSoH.-In justice to my
friends would state that the charges upon
which was arrested . few days ago were
malignant wretch, who would stop St nothing
to injure me. The charges published against
me in - certain paper are likewise false, with
one exception. They are certainly gratuitous,
and those who know better Win look upon them
for what they are worth. To the msny kind
friends who offered me assistance to prosecute
the case, return my sincere and heartfelt
thanks.
I EDWARDLHOH
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The EASTERN MARKET.-Messrs. Carroll
DAVIS and Hursley, the delegates from the east
eIn legislative districts, entitled to the credit
OF securing the passage by the House of Dele
tie extension Of the new eastern market, which
II now being erected by Mr.. Wingate, contrac-
Ton, on North Carolina avenue, bet ween 9th and
.h streets IL will be fine. substantial build
ing. hwhich the convenences for market bust
ness wlil be second TO no other maket in this
section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-18
WM h. WHEATLEYS
w STEAM DYEING
AND SCOURinG ESTABLISHMENT

SThEET,
Georgetown, d. q.
LstatIished 1851; premium awarded 1857; and 10
one OF the Oldest, largest ard most complete estab
lshments OF the kind In this country. nv patrons
VIII consult their Interests By sending In their
isIl and winter goods during the summer mouths
Beet place IN the District for Cleaning or Dyeinz
Sentiemen Clothing: Everything appertainfng 10
st sunset, except SATURDAY., when IL will
De opem until So .. m. Post Once Box 723. ap2
RY THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown,
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL