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MA1MOTA 1LUE 0TOHE QUAks
III BIEO.
nsssO. F0WLER HAYWOOD ere nov ausr.
ryfne superior quality Of stone.
a anpls nspection Of tbose furnished "a oosra
o. Public works for the abutmenfs OF N sertss
Ssass vin 'h0v that thss ere superior 70
Orders are solicited which vfli be furnished with
dfspatch.
OAcs-ss Bridge sssest. osorseeovn. n.rt1-a
nARAsoLs Of every shade, sise, and color,
can % eossA d. HELLERy,
r,-u 5ls Market spses. y
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SINGULAR FREAKS OF LIGHTNrNG.-A sim
gulsT accident occurred upon the White Noun
tain Notch road the other afternoon. stage
coach on its way 10 the Crawford house was
struck by lightning during heavy shower, the
horses were thrown down but not killed, and
two passengers sitting on the top of the vehicle
were somewhat injured. Their clothes were
burned, their gold watches and chains melted
in their pockets, and one OF the men was burnt
upon the breast, the electric fluid also COM
pletely encirclipr the BODY.
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4 NOVEL EXCURsIoN.-A party of sport
loving Englishmen, mostly LOndoners, are to
arrive in New York about the sd of September
in order to participate i'll buffalo hunt ON the
western prsiries. Mr.. Shuller, OF the Burling-
ton and Missouri railroad, is the protector of the
affair, and charges ninety guineas for the trip
ofseven weeks. An express train of Pullman
palace drawng-room and sleeping cars are to
convey the travellers to the western wiIds, and
the ticke hold good for six months
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FAMINE AND CANNIRALIsM--Int ha Pc,

FAMINE AND CAENIBALIsM.-In the Persian
city OF Flatmatan recently two furnishing
women. aided by seven others, stole three chill
dTen and ate them. They were arrested and
the bones of the dead children found partially
concealed in their clothes. The Grand Vizier
condemned the two women 10 the gibbet, and
their companions in guilt to death in prison.
At the end OF q week five OF these seven wretches
were found dead in the prison, after having
teyOurel the other two.
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LOCAL NEW S.
Excurstous. Pie.Nic~. &c.

Grand festival ct The y ssl'nEt,n SchUetzen
yerSir this afternoon and evening.
Excursion 10 PirCv Point 10 morrow evening
Oh the GeorgearEa.
Grand festival, for tie benefit OF -. Jose ph
Orphan Album, on next Wednesday, al Lief
fer'S GaTCeD.
Grand excursion to Piney Point and Point
I.-kcl.. b. the Excelsior Clab. on Saturia-
evening al O'Clock. Tickets $50.
Bar.LaH Han Pavilion now open for the re-
cel ton of picnic parties.
Daily excursions to Mount Vernon on the
steamer Arrow.
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The SCHrErZESFzsT.-F0Hrti Day Of. Gs
FsStiritiss.-The Schuetzenfest yesterday was
attended by a large number OF people, but
owing &c the inclemency of the weather the at
tendance was somewhat diminished during the
evening. Prizes were awarded as follows
Lanes footing gallery-First prize, gold
ninble, Mrs Rupert; second prize, writing
desk, Mrs. Berensi third prize, satchel, Mrs. G.
Rupert; fourth prize, lady's scarf. Mrs.
Walker; eth prize, fan, Mrs. Beier; sixth prize.
wooden clown, Mrs Helmuth. Bowiipo alley
ftrst prize, George Seufferle; second p-fze
Theodore Angermann; third prize CharIes
Parker; fourth prize. b. Hence; nth prize. w
Berens. The most ten-stTikes during the dav
were made by Mr.. W. Berens.
TIE fest closes to- day, aud additional attrsc
tons are offered, especially to the Juveniles.
Couldn't FISD HIS FATHER. - About IL
O'Clock yesterday morning Officer Sullivan came
across q lost boy on ID street, between 18th and
18th streets, and took him 10 police headquarters.
Ine boy could give no account Of himself only
that ne was looking for his father, who he said
Sas 10 an once. Word was telegraphed to the
GiheItht slauOrs, and at O'Clock the father,
Mr.. John BusSius, living at l29 Favette street
on the hights OF GeOxgetown called for him
He had. ~ appears, attempted 70 follov his
father 10 the Wsr Department where the Iarfer
Il employed as clerk, and lost his vav wsndsr.
ing about Murder Bay. He is only 5 wears old
liz TRANcR.-A child, the son OF 1, mas
chant tailor in the northern part OF the CITY has
been lying in a trance for several days past rs
eyes are half open, and its breathing hardly
percepthle. About once in six hours IL parti ally
awzkes, but before any particular change takes
place il Telapses into its former condition. The
at ending physicians are said to be puzzled at
tie peculiar symptoms OF the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-02

THE Strike At wILLIAMsPoRr 10 at an end
ia wiliiamsport, Penn, and q majority of the
mills are row in operation. The leading strikers
have procured bail and been set at liberty. Bail
is also being furnished for other stikers. A
general order has been issued relieving all the
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pROPOsALs FOR CAsTIROS WcRk.


NksHiNSToN, Il. G. July i. ls2.A
seated Prapossls viii be received Al this Office IN
III - 4. AJGUsr 2D, lS2, Tor furnishing. fttins
ana delivering the OAst iron Columns and Pilaster1
rrluiIei Tor tbe First, Second snd Thrl Stories %
the - uth Wing Ol the new STATE, Wa, sui Navy
Departments Building NJ Washington, ID. g.
NOpios OF tie crap iue spec rcsiion, and schedule
NAP be had on application az this ofticr.
Payments wi be made the delivery and ac-
ceptsnoe Il the work ce6ucriug ten per cent urtii
the cumpletion q the contract.
All bids must b. acc, mransei by q penal bond. "a
tie sum u fye Thousand dollars. ts0,l that the
BIDDER viii accep: aud perform liz contract "a
~ aid % him, the suciency ~ the security O. DO
certified BY th. Eited States Judge. Clerk Of the
United states Court, the strict Attorney &C the
0istr ct " herein the bidder resides.
TIE Eerartment reserves Ire rlshf - reject
OF all bids, n u be deemed Tor the intrre-t II TIA
government 70 Go so and aIy bid that - not mNdo
on the print form, 10 be Obtaiuea AZ THE ofco,
and does not conform in every respect with the
oi the advertisement, viii Dot be c1nssered neither
viii any proposals. be received frora parties WIS arc
Dot themselves engaged IN tn msnufsct1re of cast
iron work and who have not the necessary fsoliti@E
for getting out the work.
All bids must BE- enclosed IN sealei envelope and
endorsed Proposals fOr Iron w0Tk, agi al l-ssssd
to A. h. NULLErT,
lyls-t Supervising Architect.
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RadWay's Ready Relief
CURES THE WORST PAINS
IN FRoM oEs TO zwESTr xINTrs,
NOT ONE RouR
srser readins this advertisement need any one
SUFFER WITH PAIN.
RADwArS READY RELIEF rs sr1r
FOR EVERY PAIN.
twas the frst, and il
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
that instantly stops the most excrucatns ps,.s a,
lays LII smnstions and cures COMPOSITIONS, whether
organs, By one application.
In FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES,
70 matter og Violent or eIcrncistins the pain tn.
kHEuMATlO, Bed ridden, Inhrm, Crippled, Nery.
n, Heurslgic or Frustrated with NAV az Ter
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
WILL AFFoBD INSTANT EASE.
INFLAMMATION OF TIE KIDNEYS.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDEs
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS.
CONGESTION OF THE LUIGI
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING.
PALPITATIoN OF THE HEaBr
MYSTERIES, Group, DIPTHERIA.
CATARRH, INFLUENZA
HEADACHE, ToOTHACHE.
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM
GOLD CHILLs, AGUK CHILLs.
The application OF the READY BELLE 70 the
part parts where the pain or difcuty exf.ts vii
afford ease and comfort
Twenty drops IL half lumber OF water WIN "a /,
few minutes cure CHAMPS, SPASWS, Soul
S STraFA6GHf R RRHhdkGISbSSkN SkGk SElR
W gIHls IN THE SoRkLs and ali INfsRNlI
Travellers should always carry bottle n. pIr
WAYS READY RELIEF with them. few drops
OF water II 10 better than frenCk brandy or bjttsrs
10 = stinuls0t.
FEYEB AND aGUE.
TEyER AND AaU cured Cor fry cents. Tber,
is not remedial agent IN this weird that wifi curs
Scarlet, Typhoid, yellow, and other Fevers isiieS
READY RELIEF. Fifty cent? per bottle.
mn uanWav,s
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PROPOSALS roR HFspST0NEs Vpg "a
TloksL MtbiTAhh CENErERtEs

CCAkTFRNh>IER GFNFrtr.- taruv.
~ 49, NsTaN, l.. e., AaEU. .. 80
FiCpe-tts are invited fDT marking "a r-avas tn
~ hatl,i al W.. rr .-s Ez O." irfl hr law ID Il.,
aGtf,.s q % the Vasr;errast,T y neral, " a-aIug
PROP ss'7 sNrult state tn price r,- a.,, IA.
stone pTePsriy tu~cT rs sri st .hs NrtF IA ~
sraye - lssCn sllit. H-.i t4ii ar. sarr.fta
Efts rsN a. - f.e hoe .. a an -a-r ia
rIes, IOr tnst II several cd meter s "A a i.-fif 81
ar sii..e ct.ltsrr5.
T. rts rFIUire' vi'l -. 'u rirt tu-ufy fsJs
p cert. ~ the " hr.s amount &C. col. 3. s.. -frF-.
Al fsais ftC=fC4 D. fba ttgsTt.r l-t.r flrf
ersl VII D. orgb.c .r TIE i2gn "AN ur D,Etr..t
ls7s. ~ nom. IT ha Co nf the ensrta-flas -r O. r-
erai, ~ sshluEtpn. u. 4, Iu pre--- a. 30
clL racts VIII D. urei O. thr lowest rssr1r-i be-
bidders 40 soou a. co,npsr!-ol ~ tle samples 49,
grcts can BE E np!-ird, pros ile1 the li,s are
deemed su'tatle b SIZE Serretarr 10 Var
Al samples N NH Do 'i-iirc.ir market p, order &
yT@yVnL miStskes.
Lizs g.. ihe oeIleieTins wish TIA unriher - ~raves
IN each. together VIII fun information O. crnIi-
TONS reguirs ments. &C, vih 90 furnished "A aprii-
S ,,Gp "a writing ~ The Qusrtermast-r General,
Envelopes. containing proposals. 90 - ~ 'orss-
O. Pr posA.s Ter Aea1ssJucs Tor Gsliauat military
cemeteriss," ard az dressed 20 tle ilulrfermas,er
General. NsshinFtou. u. &. n q. NEtG-,
0uartsrmsster General, Breyet Haier General 4.
:. A. jv8l COZ
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PROPOSALS.
pKoPcs.Ls FOR FUKL.
DrraKrvrNr oF rHy IVrSS'os.

DFraRTNENr oF NHv lNTsS'oR.
NasH rnN. ~ e. July = i~g
sesl,d Fryg .sals wa ye received ulfn : q e.,
q, iOASfAls Az Hst ~. ls7.. Tor G. ltshtIr
reei isr this haVartui-ai suL 81 several ts-rhus
y elEbi rur4rgf 80 tols $50 m = G.
y be- 4uAiitv - BElf-inrs Company. ~ o.
Es 49, arr Niue, ~ 4. " .a 49, 4. hrar'f
= 1850 al also. three hHudrCf s0l as go
- -. We taa eest aus ~ q; sDsmHk Goa
Ths above Cosl ulsst D. s.it,sres within C-s f.vs
y n late ~ The 1ntrRct sut sts- i - .lffs n
w -. ~ setts'act ~ manner, hetarc ftR
TartJ irrnishins u VIII b PAD
Aisns one NNr0rre cUrts MsEf-s-aa4--..a fakr-.
Pine WOOD 81 th- best qualify 49, Ssr 80 -.
tak cd. wei seasoned sus s.u-a H.. -
Wood % he cordc@ al the DesartuleUt ba.l lfag. a
n. y D. a. sir,i.
The Whoie 70 b inspected veisltei .-s ,,.,.,,-.Y
- NsCyliauce Nish a. ag. ci C-ugr.-. .,,r-. - 4
Jolly llfh. ls7o.
Certificates from the SHIPPERS ulnst a. ,I,-r o.,
the sup@rinteuCt-f, Certtfs lug thar fha a. Ha.t
erred 60 them she cOnrsctoTsl AZ thg Kind r,.arra
hN ffc nerarfrnpns
The bids VI. b. ,rca-C Ga The rfics of 81 sursr
inierd-ut, ~ the press q such bidd - ray
chH O. O. aftsna
A Satisfactory lc1f wfl' Do r,pu'--f rf th- s1-.
cessiui bidders i0T the tathful peri aTaLle q tke
IA sgEst.
a-. Il aNR $500.
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FINE, jet, enameled, plated and oroide Jewell
~ IL full sets to match received at Prgg's Jew
elTy store, No. I57 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween y and 9Th streets.
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oTlEL GREATER
Reduction ia Prices.

IN COESRQ CENCE OF THE LATENESS OF
THE SEASON, AND IN ORDER TO RE-
DUCE STOCK, IAN OFFERING FOR
TIE NETT THIRTY DAYS.
Light Cashmere Suits, At. = 8, 10, ID and SIS
Blue Flannel Suits thoroughly spongedL...... SIS
White Duck Suits derby, 6, and $40
All Linen suts......... -........A, D, b, and -
Light 0S apd Vests to g. and s.
Light Cashmere Pants, sinsle.......3, 4, ) and IS
White Narcotics Vests...........-..2, so and S3
Alpaca = so, 3 and 80
Linen Sack Coats........7 SC, 1, rs, l.75, s25O
ouths' Cheviot Suits. ........s so
Boys Cashmere 5
Fine Black Cloth Frock Coats o. ~ and SIS
I" Blue Cloth Frock and Derby Coats.....s to Sl2
ALarge Assortment of Extra Size Suits.
ryA DEDUCTION of 90 PER CENT. has been
made on all these goods.
~Purchasers will find it to their advantage to
give me a call.
R9-Persons going to the country, or to different
Watering Places, can have their wardrobes replen.
ished at a small expense.
RSREMEMBKR NAME AND NUMBEB-
"A STRAU US,
Popular Clothing House,
I0ll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Between 10th and nth Streets.
| jy8-tr Three Doors from Eleventh Strest.
THE AMIRICAN sUBMERaEp pOUBL1
i ACTING HOH-fRE1zIN0 IOROD RU4H.
The sinDlsss cd nsss DoysEful b lse;
HD-U Corner 9th and n streets
CAMP MEETING TKNTs.
Il A large assortment Of TENTS, AWNINGS and
PAU LlGs for Saleor Hire.
jyZlw 9Th street bridge.
NEW STORE! -
NEW UNTAIN!
DRUG STORE
POLAR SODA FOUNTAIN
REMOVED TOf THEIR NEW BUILDING,
No. 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
y9lm round the corner from their
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A MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.-Last night a wo-
man named Annie Baker. while carrying
child IL her arms and attempting to cross the
sewer Excavation corner of Goth and l. streets,
fell in, a distance of about fifteen feet. Her
screams brought some police officers to the spot
and she was extricated from her unpleasant Do
sition. Luckily neither motheT>nor child were
injured further than receiving several trifing
bruises
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
New BOOKS
PHILIP a soLoMOSs'.

NEW BOOKS
AT PHILIP SoLoMOSs.
Three Books Of sops. b. III. " Jonsisilcv.-.-s:
Seven month"; Run CP aud Down. sni ArgSn4
CEo..ins TIE Atlantic; iiiUssTsiei. BJ kUsastp.
MiTssc: Frc7eaoa PceS. BY Frsi &c ai.ifsi
Translated b Hsrriet ". Prests n. .......s g
Jcstph hszEini; His Life, Writings aud Politics.
~ with AZ introdnction hy Lloyd Carr
E.ssy. Astronomy By Ric6 4 FrSc Rotor sis
The History Of Annapolis, the Capital OF Msry-
Three CcaiurisS Of Modern HisTory. B. . y
The Reviewer: Rs7iswed By Alexander ST. p
The Lie Of Abraham Lincoln. By Ward ii L. :
ss;chei Guide 70 EurOpe; ConPscI and Co a
Lord Riisc65in. b. Charlie. rsver 1855. ...-. - Z:
bibert LEnel BY the late Lord BrOGshAsa--.--- IS
phiisisinri' --.-ss
An the rev B,oks received IS soon as issued
Books sent By mail, postage free.
PHILIP d sOLOMONs,
Booksellers ana station
iels slI PKSEsYLvASI. svEsUs
NEW BOOKS PUBLISHED AND FOs sALI
SRILLINGroS's BooksToRk.
CoRNKR IA ST. AID PA. Av.
Goodbye Sweetheart. BIZ the huthgr q Ha-i o.
hese is She; pTiCe, IS cents. 4 Noble Lord; Sa1ns
10 the Lost Heir Of Liaitr lGsw. ~ Mrs south
worth; Sis. True a. Steel. By Marion Ear.sr4
50. Within aud " ithout. b. Gea. TacScps's
Sl.p. An American Girl Abroad: 81 * Wonder,
o. kleotricity TrsDsl ates from ths Preach. /, "
trsted; 81 30. Righted st Last A Novel 81 NJ
Del Lee: By the author Of Valerie aTlmer. 81. 4
Grow from the Spear. b. the sutior u NoNeu
Many Threads; rs cents. Maud ElE1n. BY AuDt.
To- mas; cents. North American Reytew-trr
Sl.a. Northern Eends. By Oliver Optic: 81 81
The Bandit. BIZ August Blanche; 81. A 1alyf
Las hnohg the Aormeus; 81. south Sss Bubbles
s. Erancatsllas Io1crn Cock Book; IS.
srATlONEsI-Cap, Letter and Note Pare.
Plank Books, Pass Books, McmSrariun Rc5ks
Ncrkmsus Tine Books, Pocke:books, steel spe
Gold Pens, Fsbers Lead Pencils, Inks, Mucilaga
Pure linen Play irc Cards.
everything in the magazine, pevs "a Der and cheet
publication line, vholessle AMI retail, st
SHlfLISGTON'S Bookstore,
apl5-u Corner ~ street and Penra. avenue
~ oTICE.
OPENING OF A NEW STATIONERY sroBy
AND BLANK BOOK MANgFACTORY
FIRST class goods at fair prices, fer cash.
AND ENDING DONE TO ORDER
The public are invited 20 call and examine ou
sW stock. BEN. r. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
. and next deor to Jay Cooke Oe.sI
sen-u Washington. u n.
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IHB New ,IArL.-The Attorney General, 10
whom was referred the question whether the
commissioners 20 select a site for the new TAIL
for the District OF Columbia could select private
grounds for the purpose, has decided that they
have no power TO select 4 site other than a pub
lie reservation, and General Babcock reports
that there il no public reservation suitable.
Gov. Cooke and the Secretary Of the Interior
OF the commission, held a conference on the
subject YESTERDAY.
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GEORGE +. L. Cook REFLECTED SUPERTN-
TENDvHT OF CoLcRHD SCHOoLs.-An ad-
JoUrncd special meeting Of the board Of trustees
OF coiored schools was held last evening aud
On application was received from james H.
SchuremaD, for the position OF clerk OF the
board. On motion Of Mr.. johnson, Mr.. George
= !. COOK was reelected superintendent. The
appointment or clerk to the Board was laid over
The contract tor repairs 20 stoves Sc was
awarded 70 Henry Warren, and for repairing
stevens school buidir" 70 Walter jackson.
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IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LATENESS OF
THE SEASON, AND IN ORDER TO RE-
DUCE STOCK, IAN OFFERING FOR
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The Rural Accountant.

A. PLANTATION BOOK, needed by
"a every Farmer who desires to know
how his farming investments pay, COM
prising selection OF. Practical Informa-
ton, needed every day on the farm.
For sale by
..- A. M. AIKEN,
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Fair Helen.

Deep-set and darkly glowing eyes
Look out from Helen's youthful face,
A challenge to the cruel skies:
Half-orphaned by the Destinies,
That heart of fire, that girl of grace.
She stands on mornings shining brink
And wists not what the day may bring
Thirsting for life, her pulses drink
The promise of the hours which link
The past unto her Towering spring.
She fears not all the storms that throng
She laughs when lightning cuts the
cloud;
Strong in herself, in nature strong,
She feels her energies belong
70 storms, as they as wildly proud,
Less of the maiden than Of fire;
Less of the woman than of wind;
Her thoughts in brilliant jets expire,
Or over sea and cloud aspire, :.
Mount, fly, and leave the world behind.
In her is nothing meek and frail,
She come upon US as when June
Sends DER ussor1e health-giving gale, p.
Freshening the heart, while all the vale
Fergets the languor Of its moon. i.
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Greenwood

Also Agent to receive. subscriptions or
renewals to that, standard Agricultural
Periodical, The Rural CaroliniaH.
Jan. II, 1872, 37-tf
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F. L. CARDOZO,
Secretary Of State.
Perhaps the heartiest laugh of the

Perhaps the heartiest laugh of the
Tichborne trial was produced by the At
torney.General, Sir John Duke Coleridge
in the course Of his speech, on the 18th Of
January. The learned counsel read .
letter to the court and jury, written by
the claimant, under the name Of Roger
Charles Tichborne, to his dear NAM
ma" the dowager. The reading. was
accompanied with comments, and was
thus concluded: "And he finishes"
said the Attorney General, with this
edifying piece Of religion: God bless
you, my dear mamma, and may our Holy
Mother protect YOU and, although he
possibly does not mean it, 1t reads, PRO
tect you from your afectionate son. r.
G.. Tichborne." ..... ..sss3 9u-.
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The World-Renowned
HOWE SEWING MACHINE,

ENHEHoweis is the firstsewing Machine
II ever made. It has points of su-
periority over all others. In range Of
work the machine cannot be equaled.
POINTS OF SUPERIORITY.
Simplicity and perfection of mechanism.
Durability-will last lifetime.
Range Of Work-Without Parallel. Z
Perfection Of Stitch and Tension.
The most easy of operation.
Self-adjusting take up. .. ..-- I'D
Adjustable Head. -,..-.-
Having been appointed Agent for the
above Sewing Machine for this County
It is now offered for sale on reasonable
terms. It is equal to, if not superior te
any machine offered to the public. All
persons in want of q Machine will please
call and examine this before purchasing
Respectfully,
Dec. 4, 1871, If
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ERsKrNE CoLLEGE.-Erskine Cot

ERsKINE CoLLEGE.-Erskine Cot
lege moves seadily on its way with
about the usual number OF students.
The new President is showing him
self to be the right man in the right
place. The College was never in =
better condition. The friends of
the institution have great reason to
be encouraged; and should stand
up to it. Hurry up the endoM-
ment.-A. r. Presbyterian.
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L q y 2 I.

TO those who have patro'
nized the Emporium Of Fash
ion the past year we are
obliged, and hope they have
been well enough pleased te
continue their business with
Respectfully,
JAS. W. FOWLER & co.
Jan. 1 1871. .
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n~ That doctors can say witty things
sometimes is proved by the fact that
one of them recently, Oh being asked to
dance "The Lancers," replied that he
was better able to lance the dancers.
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OFFICE SECRETARY OF STATE,

COLUMBIA, s. c., February 5, 1872.
sented to the Governor Of this State for
his approval, and not having been re-
turned by him to the branch OF the Gen-
eral Assembly from which it originated,
within the time prescribed by the Com
stitution, has become o law without hla
approval. o.
Secretary Of State,
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