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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-21
IN O 3 F L o Z I D A,
VIA sAvANNAI-TwIOE A WEEK.

" .JE.
The Splendid side;whsel Steamer sE.k
DIGrAIOk Captain j.. y. oo1etler, %HM1ak n =
leave Charleston every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
EVENINGS, at 8 O'Clock, for SAVANNAH, REE,
NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, PALArkA, ANU
ALL LANDINGS ON ST. JOHNS RIVER
Returning, DICTATOR WIN Leave gALA ,faan En.'
DAY MORNING. and SAVANNAH SUNDAY AoHhtsa'
ARRIVING here SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
CITY POINT Will lave PALATKA' MONDAY
MORNING and SAVANNAH WEDNESDAY MORN
ING. arriving here WEDNESDAY AFTERi DON. -.
Csupection is made at Fernan"lna with RaI.
road for New Orleans and Havana. via CEDAR
Ke,s g: at Jacksonville with Steamer RLl
for Mellonvlle, Enterprise and Upper st. johns
River; at TocOi with Railroad. for ST. Angus
tine; and at PalaEEa with Steamers Tor Inc ocK-
All freight for Way Landings must be prepaid
on wharf.
For Freight or Passage, having elegant &C.
RATENEL 4 CO., Agents,
Garner Vsnderhorst's Wharf and East Bay.
n1tQ -.rr..E --.f.,,
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our WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT contoins all
classes Of DRY AND FANCY GOODS, q foil iine
or MILLINERY GOODS, &C.. and we OFFER the
same as low as any New York Jobolng House,
having great advantage In purchasing our Goods.
FURoHGoTT, BENEDICT d co...
No. 275 King street.
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GUYOT'S TAR
CONCENTRATED PROOF LIQuEUR

NJ Guyot has succeeded in depriving tar
of its %inSupportable sourness and bitterness,
and in rendering it very soluble. Proiitlng
by this happy discovery. he prepares a con,
centrated liqueur Of tar, which in a small
volume contains a large proportion OF the
active principle.
Guyot's tar possesses all the advantages Of
| ordinary tar-water without any OF its draw
backs A glass of excellent tar-water without
any disaerecable taste may be inslantaneously
obtained by pouring a teaspoonful into a
glass of water.
water al the moment he requires 1t, thus
economizing time. facilitating carriage and
obyiating the disagreeable necessityo f hand
ling tar.
Guyot's tar replaces advantageously Sc
ycral more or less inactive ptisans IN the
treatment of colds, bronchitis, coughs, and
catarrhs.
Guyot's tar is employed with the greatest
success in the following diseases -
AS A DRAUGlET. = A ~teasponfal in a glass
ofwatcr, or tpo taGlespoonfats in a bottle.
BRONCHITIS
cATaRRH OF THE BLADDER
COLDS
OBSTINATE COUGHS
IRRITATION OF THE CHEST
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
WHoOPIhG COUGH
DISEASES OF THE THROAT
AS A LOTION. - Pure or diluted with
lille ,paicr.
AFFECTIONS OF THE SKIN
TECHNICS
DISEASES OF THE SCALP
Guyot's tar has been tried with the
greatest success in the principal hospitals Of
France, Belgium. and Spain. Experience has
proved it TO be the most hygienie drink in
time of epidemics.
Detailed instructions accompany each bottle
Depot 10 Paris, l.. PRERE, 19. rue Jacob.
Agents in Charleston, DOWiE, NOISE
DAVIS, Wholesale Druggists.
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GENTS, FURNISHING GOODS.

An excellent and complete stock OF WHITE
| SHIRTS, all sizes, best makes. Durability guaran-
| teed,
The celebrated DIAMOND SHIRT.
A full line OF Foreign and Domestic UNDER
| WEAR, Collars. Suspenders. Half Hose, DC, which
viii be sold at factory prices.
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our SHAWL, BLANKET, LINEN AND DOMEs,
ITO DEPARTMENTS are now complete, and all
articles Will be sold at the very lowest New York
prices. ..s .u.,f a+..-
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By ". 7. LEITCH & Il. s. BRgAs,

by W. Y. LEITCH & 4. y. BRHAS, *
AuoIioneer.. DC sa,.es
WILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY, THEa
o ~ 20 ins'an hal = . !ne iSahG ss,f IL q Aid
Those Two Fine LOTS on, qheJnoftAsltdetqfos
street, one door. west O. WashingtoE =
measuring each.45 feet front by islfeetlindepthsG
Terms cash.. Purchaser to pay us fur ipapefS
and stamp5. ~ ''' 'f CCl1'
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LADIES, FURNISHING GOODS AND MILLINERY
DEPARTMENT,
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By W. Y. LETT, H 8 B. s. BRUINS

A~ucttoneerr. =, ty,y,,y9, .,a
yK11LL BE. SOLD ON TUESDAY. Thu.
wv I'D instant, at the Postoftce. at 11.o'ciEcf,l
That pleasantly situated TWO story DW8Lh1HGst
rooms, situated on the south side or Spring
street; third door Wessos Ashley and, knoEn hyN
tho number 83. -1Lot measures % feet byeGt$n,,
TermsGOne.third cash; balance Id oDS4ndf36S
years. Purchaser TO pay as tfpra papefE apaif
stamps. 0ctl6-WmGnSA
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By ". Y. LEITCH g. B. s. BRUINS

BY w. Y. LElTCH d r 8. BRUNS.se
ua. .. A~uctipneers. a.; % ~aggn.iil
TWILL BE- SOLD ON. TUESDAY, s22Rsr
w instant, at IL O'Clock, at the Postonlcs.
The Eastern portion OF that TWO STORYe'2-
WOODEN TESENENC on the south side ofBesussi
fain street. a few doors west of Archdsle, lknoMp.o
by the No. %. Lot measures Nfeet 'front.' byIo0o
reetfn depth 9-'2 ~ stt9aI e.GleStsJ
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay Us for papefas
and stamps. octl7.tnmtn5
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"A OCoMM oDATIoN LINE,
CHARLESTON AND pEEDEE STEAMERS,
WEEKLY
BETWEEN CHARLESTON, 8. O., AND GARD.
NER,s BLUFF, PEEDEE RIVER,
.,-H VIA y, .hs -
GEORGETOWN, SOUTH ISLAND, wAvERLYAND
K%EITHF1ELD MILLS.
Steamer PLANTER. Capt. !. T. Foster.
Steamer n. c. Oolucs'
- 10" .,a..rs
The PLANTER leaves Charleston r.al@
and the SWAN leaves Gardner's &sGf290Rs
Bluff every TUESDAY NIGHT, connecting on tne
River. .I.r .#
every MONDAY aad TUESDAY, and must be pre-
paid. = II a.r.a
Shipments to the care OF the Agents VIII be for
warded free or storage or commission.
For Freight or Pa sage, apply to the Captains
kAvENEL, HOLMES. / 90, Agents,
: Charleston, S. o.
B. A. MUNNERLYN & 10, Agents,
.,cyta-3 Georgetown, s. U.
$3.50
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G E 0 Z q EFT OW n.

IHR LEAK IN THE WATER MAIN-At noon
To-Day the exact cause OF the hORk in the " ater
N ain, corner Of Bridge and Potomac straRfs
had not been sscertaued. The 3G-ineh main i
somewhat depressed aud has opened some at
the lotion, but not sufficient. 10 II thought TO
cause such great flow OF water as rushed out
on the morning of the break. There 5 E.ill A
small force Of hands at work excSvatiug. but
on account OF the ram aud mud tney make but
little progress
MUD! MUDI MUp,ll-Our streets that have
had the crossings removed for their improve
nent are almost impossible TO-DAY. /. is hoped
tie work or Improvement Will be pushed vigor-
ously after the storm. as business i At a stand
sIlH. L has been over three months NOW since
IGN ana LIST streets were commenced.
CHbsAFRAHE AND OHIO CANAL--Ths recent
rams nave flied the canal with water, and the
mlilers are TejolCed 20 find tn their wheels can
again move. The arrivals for last week q. re-
ported AZ the collectors Cf'ice, are DOR.
COAL TIA E.-Ihe coal trade for the week
has been dull. The receipts are a. follows
boTdtn 0ltning Company, 2,6o1 tons; RAYS
DOCKS, t,Z'u; Consolidation COMPANY IS
Sbipments-borden Mining Company. 2yss7
tons; y. b. AgEcw, 500, Rays DocAs, ) ,OIS; Con-
Soiidation Company, 6,5JI.
GRAIN TRADE-The rCCeiats today werr
- o bushels OF wheat To Is. Talbot ~ Son and
leo bushels wheat per canal one hundred and
twenty-five barrels apples aud Sl1 barrels
cement, per canal, 20 George Waters. The sales
On change to-day were 40 bushels prime red
wheat at SLS5; i,lCJ bushels choice ted Y, heat
AZ = 70: lO1 bushels good red wheat At i -.
STEAMER ENPRRsS, from Baltimore, arrived
at y. q. Waters wharf with an assorted cargo.
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The WORK of Impro,ernent.

.i- tCJI-E street northwest has receive! it,
- q 81 r-cCn>t rucfiOu by the board Of Dps.i
y rrS=. AM j. IN fair way 20 be som consisted
contrast with the former condition OF til,
street and ;s PRESENT state il proof suf cient To
convince All except the blind iniunctioniSts OF
Tie value OF the work accomplished and wisdom
Ct tie outlay. Its nTy state in winter dust i'm
summer filthy cutters, ash heaps, piles Of rub
ttSh, disjOintei curhs, uneven sidewalks mud
hoie-, Nc. are fresh IL the memory OF all, and
m contrast with Its present neat appearance
The improvements row nearly corlpiated were
commenced abCut the 81 OF May last, the up
Per PORTION off which has been retarded by a
chan sc OF grade at the point between and NJ
streets. involving an excavation averaging
nearly i've feet between the bull ling lines, the
replacing OF the rag pavement In front of the
Franklin school building, new entrance ways to
houses, &c. ThsToalWay its entire length has
been reduced to width of 70 feet, leaving IS
Ieet for sidewalk and parking on each side.
1hercTtiOn Q'-kCd is from New York avenue
70 vi street, the green turf extending "a feet
rom the building line, with brick loot walks
Ir"ring rom the doors Of houses 20 the Il
feet sidewalk From New York avenue SOUTH
ward 20 II street, the sidewalks, So feet IN width
have been laid, the property h1l,ieTs preferring
u rather than thC Parking. No change has been
maze iTCm = street 10 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
tLi> portion having been recently paved with
tiu. rcck from the Potomac qUarTies. FIom
Pennsylvania averue 20 r street the grade has
teei. Ta'- ed some tOdT feet ~ the lowest point
10 accord With the established grade and -
WtI.h grade ali OF the streets south OF Penn
syivaH'd avenue a. liar the line of the OLD
canal. WI! be raised in due time. The sewer
WAFER aHt Eas connections have been put i'm on
t.e 'Ltlre me rom Il TO y streets north by the
COZ TactcTS, Ne-srs. p. Crowley * Co. and the
whole works seems to have been well executed
re Abbott paving company have the contract
Tor Ieylus The CGTria- nwav with the a-1hSIt
cor crete. which i now being rapidly pushed
forward Ire PORTION north OF r street l.
near' = done, and the cOmpany's forces will soon
begin on the section south Of PenDsylyani4 ave-
uue. Nc sSTS. +. Crowley * Co. evrect TO have
thtlr portion OF tbs magnificent street improve
meTt completed this week. These contractors
have just completed a similar contract on /
street between ll'h and 18th streets, which has
been work OF much labor, involving cOnSid-
crane grading and leveling. and has added
greatly 70 the attractiveneSs OF this locality An
value O. property Whereabouts.
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LONG CoNTINuHn nRINKINa

affected by
LONG CONTINUED DRINKING a.
o. spirits, The kidneys were congested and the
upper portion OF the body showed the effects of
exposure to the cold weather; the whole body
showed the effects of long continued destination.
There were two immediate causes of death-one
Of the brain and the other OF the lungs: lula
nation OF both, but due to different causes; that
OF the brain TO excessive dissipation accelerated
blows, and the congestion of the lungs from the
exposure.
Gross examined The blow was not suffi cient
10 produce the results. without the exposure
mentioned; thought after the blows were re-
ceived IL tended TO produce the con gestion which
fastened death. one of
THE BLOWS on THE HEAD
was made By a knife, and the other by some
blunt instrument and must have been received
three or four days previous to the death; found
the body n a very debiiitatcd state; StimUlants
seemed TO have kept her up for some time past;
the state she was in may have tended TO give the
wounds the fresh appearance they presented;
there was no evidence of her having received
kicks or blows on any other portion OF her body;
his opinion was that death was caused By the
condition of the brain aud lungs. which was i'll
duced partially by the blows, but he could not
say that the blows caused death.
VERDICT OF THE JURY.
The jury after a few moments conference
rendered a verdict that deceased came 10 her
death from congestion OF the brain and being
suPerine uced by blows inflicted on the head by
son" Ier>On unknown 70 the jury: also from
nieIoperanCe and exposure.
Tie Coroner gave q certificate Of burial by
he sanitary force at the expense OF the district
:heIe being no frienls 10 claim the body.
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Condensed LncaIs-

~ ners II hCrSes Wall ind something rneri.iay
= err a''entlcr IN he advertisement BY :. ID.
CAST, nan, Cf his caTbOiIc lime disinfectant for
stab =. ~
We learn that T. VI. Plowman is An applicant
Tor tie once OF Inspector OF build ms, made
Nacant by the recert appointment OF ADOLF
Is a. a member OF the board OF yutIic works.
" ia FAR slCT u being selected.
ht>teTiav afternoon q COlOred nan. named
ILi.llG BIZ CCe- Was thrown from bis wagon on
10. --Teet IN consequence Of his horses bec0n-
ing frightened, and in his fan his leg was
ttgt n. DT. Il ach rendered surgical aid.
Tie contractor for laying - 2 sewer on south
sect, between t'h and 1th west, needs STIR
mig Up. AuCu- = week ago he made o deep eX-
CaVstC1 diTeCfly 90 the sidewalk, AMI has since
lett q a. hat C0Hd- ton without a hgAt or any
other Ll4l 80 warn pedestrians Of danger az
n,slt. Last ylt seyeTas persons walked into
q m TIE CarkEe--, mp 20 their Hecks IL water,
and -- n o. them cane near being drON 1ti.
Tie 4th FTe~ay terrain church. on oh street,
was sIOwdcd with a fashionable euNenCe last
HIsl E, 20 witness the IUytiaI~ OF Mr.. y. W.
SH.l D. Tor meTtE chief c'rTk @. the Second Con-
UOl-T q Tie Treasury, and more recently an
attorney o. tl-~ city, and Ii-~ Emma, daughter
% tyi. 81. ". tjgGgeT, chief clerk OF the Sivth
AaDl.oT's once. The happy couple LEFT Tor
NSE York after the ceremony, and to morrow
'1-. tLo steamer Baltic tor Europe, where they
Y u = cid Their hone yTnuGn.
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FA1IUFB or A PRIVATE MARKET 2 RoJEcT.
Since the demolition Of the old northern market
some of the dealers who refused to take stands
In the CCrcoran market. and have located IN
stores about the Old site. have been talking
OF establishing large private market. Ehe
square bounded by Massachusetts avenue, *
street. Eth and 9TH streets, the site >Jg-
gested by some, bat the property hOdsr- held
up fosuch an amount that the project, as far a.
th&t square is concerned. has been given III.
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District improvements,

ACTION OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
Mr.. z. +. Evans has been informed that il il
the WISH OF the board of public works that he
commence paving NJ Massachusetts, avenue AT Iith
street, and as far as 18th street, and put down
foot payements by the Sd of November without
fail. CAPTAIN g. Mallory, U. 5. army, acting
signal officer, having asked permission of the
board TO construct line of telegraph from his
office, along the south side OF G. street to some
point on the Potomac, has been informed that
the board would prefer him to have the line
along street northwest TO the point named as
the residents on G street are much opposed to
unsightly objects Of that kind.
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CITY TIE III 8.
RUBRRR CLOTHING at close prices.
GEO. =. HENNING, No. 40 eth st. y. W

GEO. Z. HENNING, No. 40 eth ST. NV.
If YoU MEET YOUR DOCTOR such weather as
we are having now, you will see he has an over
coat and umbrella. Take the hint, and procure
the same of ROMAN & Cox, 5O7 9TH street.
WHILE THE EXCITEMENT over the Presiden-
tiSl contest grows more intense as the ides of
November approach, greater excitement pre-
walls daily in the neighberhood of the Photo.
graph store on 9th street, No. 3f5, where photos
are disposed OF by the thousand, and IS and SO
Prizes are daily given in profusion.
LADIES AND GkNTLEAEN: IL you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned in a frst-class manner
sent them TO A. Fisher, No. els 9Th street. eppo-
cite Patent Office. The Professor will give you
Satisfaction without fan. 9,2l,3:
RELIEF FOR TIM FKYr-Fse, Al per V,sit.-
Corr% extracted without pain; Bunions. Bad
Nails, &r relieved and cured, at Dr. Whites.
No. 5S5 18th street, opposite U. 5. Treasury.
THsRkoHETHRs and Bsronieters Are repaired
AND made 20 ortier by Hempler. pesr AZ stree,
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TIE HORSE DISEASE has not vet developed
itself here to any extent. There are three or
four cases OF horses who show all the symptoms
In private stables, but the veterinary suraeous
attending them expect to have them we'll In
few days. All our stable men are using pre-
cautionary measures.
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SAD END OF A ROMANCE.
"JOHN DEAN AND his NARY ANY,
WRETcEED FATE CT hIIiIoaaIRE-s DAUGHTER

Deserted by Her Husband 10 Fall
Into Eyii Ways eae Dies Under
suSpit iOus circumstance I'm the
Miserable Shanty of an old COIOred
Omaha Scene of SqualOr and
Nretchedness-Si IestimO-
NV al the Goroner's In9uest-Was
size Murdered by -&eOrseanna?
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DROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND CLorH.
Il ING MATERIAL.

)
Sealed Proposals endorsed +" Proposals for Cloth.
o'clock p m: on the l5Ln DAY OF NovEnsER next,
f0r The supply Of the fGloSipS articles, viz:
Blue Cloth TrOwsers Pa,rs 5000
Dark Blue Flannel S CLASS 5.
Usll- SKID Snoes, palrs---..-- s. f00
my 'A'A on'e'' '" GLASS ;ai,.''''''''''' 300
Mattresses wi h two CLASS snT.ss :ssch... 5000
Bsrrsley sheetipe ards liz Oon
The ,rovssr: flannel, shoes and ,hooIns to be de-
1hsss shS1ssEd c 70 be delivered at the
9sd ana Al the Nav Navy
within ninety day. from the date Of the Contract,
and must pass the usual nav al ins section
The Cloth e. tor the b;Ee cloth trowsers mus: be
blue Weigh gsri " + n Sis
widfh
about % y.rcs IN length and II inches wide, weigh
NJ; s s6 edge
OF the the pieces TO be rolled parsley with
out eiS boards and no piece to have less average
Two thousand pairs Of the calf skin shoes and the
VIII lie smnnnt OF the kip skin shoes must be cable.
screwed Ike the pies to be seen at The several
The shoes must be delivered in boxes made Of SEA-
soned white Pine, plsned and tonguei and grooved;
sop and bottom y inch thick, and ends one inch
to lie secured by lee than ten inch screws,
one screw Al zach end OF the box be counter sunk
a inch by Ia inch in diameter
I'D king, hich is to be cut feet inches ia gh
and 81 inc hes in width The must me au- ~
inches in length and y inches in width. The hair
tickLg covers and make to be equal to the samples
The sheetiIg must be free from cotton. 80 inches
vide a. weigh y q 100 punces per yard; the tex
ture 20 be b. TO 10Th Of an inch
he articles entiCned must conform aud be email
10 the samples a. the several inspections; and the
size OF the trousers and shoes conform o. the
schedule to be supplied by the Inspsc tor of Pro-
The contractor will be required to furnish three
yards Of the cloth from which il is proposed TO
ma, ufscture the trowsers before they are made M
onsrs may be made fer one OF more Classes of the
amount OF any oee class required.
Separate proposals will also be receiy ed for the
supply OF nfisen Thousand yards Of flannel, OF the
the navy yald, Mare Island. California
in One-auartsr sks estimated smonnt Of The CON
held from the Anennt Of s.ch paImen. coII.isral
security FOR the due performance 81 tbs contract
which reservations win not be paid until the oontr1sS
Every ofer must be Accompanied By q written
that the bidder bidders, VIII, his or their Did
be accepted, enter into In ebliesuon within Ave
Ss re GSoa s1d sufficient sursis1 to furnish
No proposal viii be considsred unless ecoom papied
| BY spch gua,antee nor from any parties who ere
the articles they oer to fur nish in coafos nifty with
the ssSend lection OF tho joint resolution approved
The department reserves the right TO reject ANY
proposal uniess the responsibility q the rssrsnto
is certified TO By the Assessor Of Internal Revenue
fog the dist let In which they reside &c veil q 70 re-
Jet any proposal not considered sdv antaeeon e
oc26f&tutd pavmastev G.n.,., II
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenfs, &c To-ufvbt

Neties1l TAsatsr--ChaElotte Thompson in
@ One Wife,
Tas1'sr oRi3Es-Camedy, burleslue, son-s,
talCt-. etc. -
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WV ii. "HEArLEYs
Steam Dyeing and Securing
Establishment.

OFFICE, 49 JKFFERsON STREET,
Georgetown, D. C.
Established 1881, premium awarded 1887 and is DOW
ole Of the dest largest and most complete estab-
iishments of the kind in this country Best place in
The District for Cleaning Dyeing Gentlemen :
Cl6ihing Everythlpg appertaibinR 20 the busine 50
well and promptly executed. Office closed daily AT
sunset, except Saturday. hen il will be opeu until
~ .. m. Post Office Box 1928 AM
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The LATEST NOVELTY. octave PIANOS
4 rosewood, containing ali the moterD-
iDprOvt menis, at s 325. <A
A full line Of Lsdies' Companion andftISVt
other BASKETS, frum Csc. upward.
Chromcs frsmed il solid walnut aud gilt AT 65c
: ard 81 IS. WV
Fine English and Domestic POCKET CUTLERY
Cloth at d Hair BkUSH and COMBS, Ch an
The latest publications OF BOOKS and Music
Price of School Books reduced. at
cell I'm POE & tELIGrON' y, l2s Bridge a
nKY GOODS AT POPULAR PKICES-s.ti.ns
- Empress Cloths end Poplns in the new cloth
colors; medium and low priced Dress Goods in All
colcrs and Oh choice styles, Buffalo, Beaver and
other brands; Black Alaacss from 25c. to : -
Black and Colofed Nelyeteens; a splendid assnTt,
nent of shswls, very cheap; superior Bed Blaukets
az less than last years prices; very large stock
Cloths ard Cassimeres: hite ard ColOred fIannsIs
Plain aid Twilied Cottons of all kinds at prices ths,
cannot be beaten. BENJAMIN MILLER I0I
bridRe street. GEORGETOWN, u. u ocl7
ION The NLXT Thirty DAYS viii nosi-
u lively pay the highest price for CAsT-oEE
GESTLEM EN- CLOTHING. Call in person or
send q note TO L. aRADWAHL, 1874 Bridge -
four doors above the Market, south side senas In
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flAro AT ACCTIoN--A superior Haiiet &
DAVIS piano will be sold az Ls'imer q, CIsarv's
auction roon,s TO- morrow az y O'clock.
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- THOMAS GETTY,
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL REOGiSITE
AT VERY LOWEST PRICES.
BLANK BOOKS. FANCY GOODS, HEwSPA-
PERS, PERIODICALS, BOOKS, STATION
ERY AND MAGAZINES
"A supTly Of all kinds Of Reading Matter, Weekly
Papers, Magazines, Music, ETC., ON hand imInedi
stely after publication. Orders for Books, Perieii-
calls, Music, anything pertaining to the busines.
will be promptly filed. sel2 N
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements

THERMOMETERS and Bsronsters Are repaired
AND made 20 orier by HempIer. nesr Ak street
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APPLIcATIos FOR CoNNuTATioN OF SEM
TEncx--The counsel for Geo. W. jenkins, col
cred, sentenced 20 be hanged on the 3lst instant
Tor the murder or lis wife, fled an application
Ieiore the President yesterday asking for a
I'm u utatlOn OF the sentence TO imprisonment
TT NE As yet the President has not referred
u TO The attorney general
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THAr PARApx.-Owing to the rain storm pre-
waning yesterday, the parade OF the District
mustered despite the weather and started. but
were Obliged 20 return TO their quarters The
torcorsn Zousves, Capt. Plant, and the Grena-
" hole route LAID down.
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Ne Eg. = g, 5'sa s = IAN in =. M On
Sa3 ith Sers.s. $500 and 9, :oufA. -
Eots by AL pru0ytly oeoen4od %. yG0-H