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WRECK OF THE GOLDEN HAND-Pdrt If the
CTeo Pc ash from StdrrdtiOR.-On the 2ith of
June lat the ship Golden Hand, OF Boston,
nom New York for San Francisco, was driven
on Midday rocks, ten miles north OF Cape Gloa-
cester, Charles island The crew took 10 boats
containing the second mate and six seamen has
not been heard OF since, and il is supposed she
was swamped during the night. The ship went
10 pieces. Soon after leaving the ship the cap
tam boat capsized and the compass, provisions
and clothing were lost. They finally landed on
a desolate island about sixty miles from Sandy
point, where five of the crew died from starya-
uon. Tie remainder, in very weak condition,
were rescued on the 10th OF August BY the
schooner Eagle. OF Falkland islands
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND CONCE BT.
GRAND CONCERT will be given by the SUN
DAY SCHOOLS of Harrison burg, Va; Trinity
Church, Baltimore, Md, and Mt. Vernon Place
and X streets,
FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. IL, ls72,
commencing at O clock.
Admission: Adults, Is cents; children, 10 cents
Tickets 10 be had at the door ocS 81
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INDIANA IN LINE.
Lhe State Gone Republican.
Two Republican COngressmen at
Large Elected.
Especial DISPATCH 10 the Star. 7

Especial Dispatch 10 the Stdr.l
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Oct. 9.-Returns this
forenoon are scattering. The Official report +,
from ninety-seyen townships show a net repub-
hcan gain of r,6ls. The same ratio of gain
would would give the republicans the state by
at least 5000. The chairman of the state CEN
tral committee is claiming the state by ,OO0
majority. We have not lost any members OF
Congress, and have probably elected two Con-
gressmen at large. CMW
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Greeley Nomination for Congress

BINGRAMPToN, n. Y, Oct. 9.-Milo UOod-
rich was yesterday nominated by the democrats
and liberals OF the q IN district for reelection
to Congress.
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PRRyIR TO BE FRlKoH CIrIZINs.-Of the
natives OF the new German provinces OF Elsass
and Lothringin, 1914 .633 have declared in favor
Of retaining French citizenship. OF this num-
Der, IS, 800 declarations have become valid
through emigration to France, and in Addition
provinces.
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IA Charleston man committed suicide the
other Day, because he had eaten 20 many reed
birds that he was unable to dev6ur the speciaIlv
nne one mat ne had reserved for the lass.
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UNCLE SANS CASH BoX.-The following
were the balances in the treasury at the close
of business yesterday: Currency, s6,367 ,122;
coin, s7s,95S $50 43-including 81, 959 900 coin
certificates.
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VALUE OF VAcoIHATIoN.-Accordin TO q
statement made at the Statistical Congress,
held this year in st. Petersburg, the total num-
Der Of deaths from smallpox in the German
army during the recent Franco-German war was
263. This small mortality 10 attributed to the
system of compulsory revaccination, which
every man who enters the army must undergo
On the other hand, i'm the Frencd army, where
revaccination is not compulsory, the number OF
deaths, as stated by French authority, was
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The SLAueHTRRBR OF PooR ALICE Bowls
BY.-A writ OF error was granted Yesterday NV
Judge Ingraham, in the Supreme court Cham.
oers, In the case Of Dr.. Rosenweig, the famous
abortionist, whose connection with the "trunr
mystery" has sent him TO the state prison. un-
SONS. This writ is granted as q matter Of right
unoer the statute, but does not stay the sentence
while The appeal rs being argued--N. Y. Star,
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RUMoRrD FLIGHT OF Boss TwxID-The
New York Express says it II the general impress
sion around the City Hall that VIM. M, Tweed
has left the city not to return for trial I'm TIRE
Oyer end Terminer on Monday, or the General
Sessions at q later period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09

BRIG. GEN. HARTMAN BACHE, Colonel of
Engineers U. s. A, in Philadelphia yes
terdsy, aged rs.
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~Wedding cards are now issued with the
notice, "No plated ware, printed in one corner.
~Mrs. Scott-Slddons Is 30 i'll that she has
been obliged to cancel numerous engagements
to lecture.
s0Our unregenerate observes that city milk
Is more like vegetable than animal foot because
it's some pumpkin.
- An aged couple who had been married
sixty two years recently attended military ball
In Newouryport, and dance d IS lively Is those
OF the company present who were born after
they had completed their half century.
~ In the Spanish Cortes yesterday the Presi-
dent decided that under the rules of the House
debate on the motion to amend the address to
the King, inserting . paragraph asking the
abolition OF slavery, Was out OF order.
- rhe young ladies of Lowell, Mass, have
invented q new plan for securing husbands
They go out boating with the man OF their
choice, contrive to upset the boat and then grab
him and save his life. The victim in his first
burst OF gratitude and admiration generally
makes the desired proposal to his heroic preser-
yer.
~ At Erie, the other day, an old hearse was
put up at auction, and was bid off by an old
gentleman from near Waterford. who said,
ave bin wsptin'a rig OF some kind TO take
Marian and the children to circusses and fairs,
and haul potatoes In. and guess this'il do II
give her touch Of red paint"
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
s1urce to- day were s22s S51 A..
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BALL TIMR ARRANGEMENTS have been COM
pleted, with Admiral Sands, of the Naval Obser-
yatory, by which, in a few DAYS, ball fouI feet
in diameter will be dropped on the roof of the
building of the Mutual Fire Insurance Compa-
ny in New York, at precisely twelve O'Clock,
the communication being through telegraph
wires connected with the observatory. New
York time is u minutes II seconds faster than
Washington time. The principal object is to
secure the correct time for the regulation Of the
ship ehronometers in the harbor of New York
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THE CANVASS IN NEW YORK. In compli-
ance with an earnest request from the Republi
can State Committee Of New York. Hon. a.
nj. Clapp will take hand in the canvass of
that state, leaving Washington about the 10Th
to take the stump. The committee express
great confidence that the state will go republi-
can.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
MORE OF THE TIDAL WAVE.
PENNSYLVANIA GOES REPUBLICAN BIZ
THIRTY THOUSAND.
OHIO By TWENTY THOUSAND.
INDIANA By FOUR THOUSAND.

The following dispatches were received az the
White House to-day:
HARRIsBVRG, OCT. 9-i:15 A. NJ.
To the President:
We carry y Congressman and the democrats
8. Haruantt's majority may reach 80 90.
SIMON CAMERON.
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Hicks, son of restaurant keeper 1t No. 2l9
Greenwich street, . young man twenty-three
years OF age, took arsenic In . glass Of lager
the matter kept from the public. Hicks. who
tad been drinking very hard previous to taking
the arsenic, gradually sank, and died ON Sature
day niQht,-N. y, Timer. TIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09

NEW NATIONAL THEATER
~ MIR. j. G. SAvILLE, Lessee and Manager
THIRD WEEK OF THE SEASON
SIX NIGHTS ONLY AND ONE MATINEE,
MRS. ID. r BOWERS.
supported by the talented yotng actor,
Mr.. J. q. McCULLQM,
and q selected New YOrk Company
MONDAY ard TUESDAY EVENINGS,
October Z ana =,
hr. Andrew HALLIDAY 3 itest LOpdJ n success, the
historical and spect iculsr Play, entitled
AMY ROBSART.
PRODUCED With New Scenery, Costumes, MEG han irsn
and EfG cts.
IN uTspara.iOD-
LAZY AUpLEf, QUEEN ELIZABETH, AND
EAST LYNNE.
FkIDAY-BENEFIT OF MRS. BOWERS.
SATURDAY-0NLY BOWERS MATINEE
Box Once ope1 all Day. Seats Six days in sd
vance. OCT II
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Horace on the Situation.

I'VE" 1UbhJ OCl' ,, 10 2.
WhiteldU Reid
SIR: Whoever says am a candidate for the
Presidency is a liar and villain.
HORACE GREELEY
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Polf0feal Notes

Chsrles 81. John trepubiicsn) Was yesterday
reRomins;ed for Congress in the Ilth district 0f
y W York.
The democrats and liberals OF the % Massa-
chusetts district have nominated Edward A very,
q Rrsintree. Tor Congress.
TIE Rhode Island democratic and liberal
state and district conventions Yesterday united
on he Following nominations: Presidential
electOrs-Amass Sprsgue. James Y. Smith, and
Charles K. Cutser, for Congress, eastern dis
trtct. Thomas Davis. western district, George
II Browne.
The republican ms icritv ia Vermont. count
Ing out the eNtrsvAcsut number OF n scattering
votes in roll of nearly a.0eo votes. h. ISIS,
which is gain 81 shout 5000 on either OF the
two preceding GUhernatorisi elections.
One HUNDRED snc twenty ~ 80 towns In Con-
necitcut have hesn heard from. Fifty-eight
elect the entire republican ticket. sni in "a the
otlcts are divided between the 100 parties The
democrats gai1ed eight towns wholly republi-
can last year, snd the republicans gained eight
towns democratic last wear.
The Newark, y. J..chRrter election yester-
CAV resulted In over 2UOD republican majority.
q gain OF nearly .N00 over last years charter
election, and more than 3 90 over Governor
Psrker's election last November. The repuhli-
cars carry thirteen OF fifteen wards aud elect
twelve Aldermen. The new council wlll stand
% republicans and ~ democrats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09

The new Catholic Cathedral at Newark,
N. j., - to cost o. 900 900.
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WHAT A WOMAN DID. - Mrs. Catherine
Stang, of Ottumwa, Iowa, has Just completed
two miles of grading upon the Brownyilie and
NOdawaY Valley railroad. When the contract
W as received by General Remick, last Saturday
she informed him that she had paid off all her
hands, and didn't owe one dollar for work. The
General paid her cheerfully, and more than was
due, for all of which she was duly thankful Her
portion of the road compares quite favorably
with that constructed by old and experienced
contractors.
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COLUMBUS, Oct. 9.

Ohio has gone republican by from 1900 TO
~, eco ma jority. CHAs, c. wALCorr.
Chairman State Republican Committee.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 9-12. 20 p. NJ.

Indianapolis returns indicate that Indiana
mas given republican majority of 4,OO0-s re-
publican gain If eco over 1870.
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PRICE nE rInLurS

Whole tickets, : -; halves. IS; quarters, S25o:u
HhOle tkets for 100; > Tor S25 50 for $50 ll3 for
: 80, - for $3.50; SIS for $500. No discount
On less than : lUO worth OF tickets At a time.
ne money necessary % pzy in full al the offered
gifts Is now upon deposit in the Farmers and
DIoyeTs Bank, as will be seen By the following
certifea Of he Cashier:
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SERIOUS RIOT IN MADRID.-After the shor,-
Keepers manifestation in Madrid on Monday
which temporarily subsidized on the promise of
the alcaIde that the tax on show-bills would he
reccnsidered, crowds again collected on the
street, Missed the members of the city govern-
ment who were trying 20 allay the excitement
and assslled the police with clubs and stones
The civil force being unable 20 suppress the
disorder, the rioters becoming more violent, a
battalion OF the national guards was called out,
and cleared the streets. Several persons were
injured, but none killed. Order was restored.
and the city yesterday was quiet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09

hk. DRINKARD has removed HIS once 10 n o
10 10 Q. 10 - to . ,. m, and p.m. sep 3 I'm
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WHAT AN INNOCENT REMARK Cosr A
Young MAN FROM THE COUNTRT-EmanueI
Brunei, of Mount Washington, ~. Y, came To
this city on Friday. On Saturday morning he
entered Lyons liquor store at Grand street and
South Fifth avenue, and there met Raymond
Carr and one Kelly. Brunei stood at the bar
talking with Kelly, with whom Carr was also
conveTsing. Carr said to Kelly that he had lost
SIS the Eight before at faro. Brunei InnOcentIy
broke in, "You had better not have PLAYED yoS,
had better have stayed at home" Carr drew a
knife and stabbed Brunei in the back and In
the breast, and then ran away. Brunei stag
OF blood. Carr was arrested-Y y. San, ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09

IHk sASoPHosE-This instrument Was in
vented by Adolph Sax, Of Paris. In tone il
combines the beauties Of the clarIonet, oboe
ano other reed instruments, with the soul-stir-
ring ttnbre of the cornet or French horn. This
happy mixture OF tone Il secured by welding tue
reed mouth piece OF the clarionef 20 the brass
o0oy or tube OF the trumpet-through which the
vibrations are impelled from the mouth of the
performer, producing tones which In effect bear
the closest resemblance possible TO the human
voice IL was first introduced into this country
by M. Lefebre, and his performance In the
French band always created the greatest enthu-
siasm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. ., p m.
To The President:
Snty.elght townships give republican gain
OF 200. We have both the state and legislature
WIN. HOLLOWAY.
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BASE BALL hath her victories no less renowned
than those OF the kicking mule. In a rush to
catch q fly, at Constantine, Mich, the other
day, two small boys came in collision and each
had the unconscious satisfaction of having
knocked the other senseless. When resuscitstsd.
one had lost all his teeth, and the other had a
broken nose and q split lip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09

NEwFoUNDLAND poe belonging to A.
Newman, assistant hght-keeper at Mount
Desert, Me-, saw Mr.. Newman's little child
carried of into the waves by the undertow the
other day, and not only bravely rescued him
but tried to resuscitate him after bringing him
to shore. The child was kept alive until help
arrived by the animals noble efforts
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JRKoNE FARk HAcEs.-The first race yester-
Gay Tor the annual sweepstakes, for three-year
olds, enterance $3.50 with 81 600 added. two
miles, was won easily by Joe Daniels in 3:&54;
Hubbard second. The second race for a purse
Of $500, for two-year olds, three-quarters of a
mile, was won by Wizard in l;lsk. The third
race for the grand national handicap sweep
skies, $780, with 81 900 added, two and quarter
miles, was won BY Tubman in 3:10&. The
fourth race for q purse Of 800, one and three
quarters miles. was won easily by Sue Rider in
SIG x, beating Hampton.
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WHAT HAPPENED PROM LEAVING A STEAM
BOILER III CHARGE OF a BoY.-Mr. John Meu-
shaw, steamboat inspector of Baltimore has
reported TO the Treasury Department in regard
10 his investigation into the cause Of the explo-
sion OF the steamer Agnes, on the james river.
ABOUT month since. The testimony in the case
showed that the explosion was the resnlf M
having allowed the water in the boiler to get too
low, 1t having been eft in charge of boy. The
person 10 blame was the engineer of the boat
and he having been instantly killed. no further
action VIII be taken by the denzrtrnart
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FARNEKs' AND pROvERs' BASE,

FARMERS AND pROvERs' BANE,
THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT THERs Is NoW
On DEPOSIT IL THIS BANK Overhaul
MILLION OF DOLLARS To THE CHEDIT OF
WHICH IS HELD RY THIS BASK as TREAS
UREk Or TdE PUBLIC IIBRAYY OF KIN
TICk1 re- PAY OFF ALL GIFTS 70 BE
K 5. WEIGH, Cashier.
Hon. John Barbse, Manager OF the Royal Iusur-
ar &C G mpaEy. Lis IT pool, aud CJI Jiison p yOBD-
sO Proprietor % The ,'alI House, viii act Com
mite OF the paT1 Of the Trustees to take charge II
lAe tas be;Ssc y drawing count them, plgCe them
" the wheel ard rs1naiiy see that CORES pOudiaq
nUnf -rs for III she tickets -0Id 90 into the Wbeel
tents. SI b placed IN Tire hands Ct rnm itfee on
tn part a the ticket holders satisfy themselves
=. her ali tie uekes sold we're represented il the
Bins csiIdrer, in full view Of the audience, win
alft rnately draw the tags from of the glass
wheels ard the gifts belonging 20 th-m from the
other sDd tie official record % the drawing thus
coLCCctec viii be kept by hree telers chosen from
differ NJ tanks IN the city. The drawing will be
Herald and Ofciai pies mailed TO al parties OFT
letter ' ~
1ke remnant Of tickets yet upsoId will be fur
Glsteu 20 those " no hrst apply for them, and "a
general dlstrlG Gti 81 tn IA will be made among
az 1is ., 1s F Sns,r srIitsd n9r6eT I'll geTmi,
ACCOUNT WHATEVER, TO HOLD OR SILL
4 Ii kEI FOR TIE MANAGEMENT AFFER
Chs 23TH OF NOVEMBER, 1872
1hI- sstponement b. - been made by advice Of the
Trust ~ the sole OF ect Of the real benefit OF
10Th ire ticket holder and the Public library and
al eeLsrrnsd may rest perfectly assured tnst the
BE carried out 20 the letter.
THOMAS f. BRAMLETTE.
Agent Public Library Kentucky, Public Library,
Buildiu g, Louisville, ny.
- Branch Cfhce. 609 BroadxAy, New York IL
chsIEe Of MAR THOs. ii: HAYS Oc2 WSs On
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r BRIUNDg LADIES, NATIONAL DINING
and ICE CREAM SALOON, corner 18th and
fennsylyAnia avenue. Ladies' and geutlemep's
lsneh eassfed daily. Ny facilities for supplying
Parties, Weddtnes, Dinners, &c: complete, are
superior 70 amy other In my line in the city, and
you'd soltcif liberal shAse Of your patronage. r.
IkEuhD, Caterer md Copfsestoner, 1loI Penn
yfyanta avenue. auo-1y
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VIRGINIA CLAIMANTS. - Among the claims
filed before the southern claims commission are
the following from Virginia: Henry c. and
Lorenzo Thomas, Alexandria county, $50, 500;
Gilbert Vanderwerken, Alexandria county,
$40, 1868; Ann M. FitZhugh, Fairfax county,
Also; Henry Fitzhugh, Spottsylvania county,
S11 $50.
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FALL AND WINTER STYLES
HATS NOW READY.

s05 Pennsyivania avenue,
Haves complete Assortment Of all the Fall and
Winter styles in
fix, Felt, and Cloth
HATS and GAPS.
=, cents Tor Dunlap Amidons New York SILK
HATS. sel2-lm
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THE STATE ELECTIONS.
REPUBLICAN VICTORIES ALL ALONG THE LINE.
Carry the News to Horace.

The incomplete returns received last nigh
from the state elections held yesterday indicate
that the republicans have carried Pennsylvania
Ohio and Nebraska by handsome msjorities
and have probably been successful in Indiana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09

A Witt to my establishment will fully repay all
who may appropriate the time and trouble Of com
ing, whether they purchase only wish 10 view nv
immense stock and how 1 sell them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09

Senator Hitchcock telegraphs the President
that Nebaska has doubtless gone republican.
An Associated Press dispatch from Omaha saws
the election passed OFF quietly. A full vote was
polled. The republican state and congressional
ticketw elected by 5000 majority. Douglass
county, considered the liberal stronghold, gives
a republican majority of 100.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-03

~ =
CRUMBS The Young America Fire
Company eel brated its regular month
ly parade yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Il. Aud will commence a series
of meetings at the Methodist church, on
next Sabbath evening
The enterprising firm Of w. NJ. sain
d Co. are constructing two commodious
buildings for their fall trade in stock.
Judge T. G. Andrews has returned
from his visit to Charleston.
DR.. Dukes Soda Fountain was
brought into useful service by aye thirsty
mortals," on Monday last.
Mr.. A b. Knowlton leaves for Wis
consin, this week.
-Orangeburg Division. No. "a, Sors
of Temperance, will attend the cclcbra-
tion of Friendship Division, at Bambers,
tomorrow.
AS will be seen by the advertisement
in another column, bids will be received
till the 10Th inst, for constructing the
main building of the County Fair Grounds
The Mcssrs. Kohn present great in
ducements to our readers, this week. They
are determined to decrease the size ofthcir
stock, and our readers will do well to
heed the notice.
The old and reliable law firm of H.
lar & Dibblc may still be found at the
old stand OH Russell Street.
Our devil" wants to know if the
town council is going to "run over" the
noxious wecds i'll our streets, or if they
are going to let the weeds run over them.
The first peaches of the season, that
we have seen in this market, wclc from
the farm Of the young and cntcrrrizing
planter, Mr.. Jude Robinson. They were
simply delicious.
Monday was an excessively warm
day.
Candidates are clcctionccring with
vim in various portions of the County.
Treasurer Greene leaves town to
night, for II tour through the Northern
and Western States.
-Oranse Grange meets on the 10th
instant.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-03
juno II, 1s72-1s-tf
IDEsUGa STORE !!

For the liberal patronage which have thus
far received from the citizens Of Orangcbura
and the confidence shown i'll me by very num-
cro'is friends, take the opportunity of express
ing my sincere gratitude in the "Orangcburg
Times" The encouragement of past patron
age and Kindness induces n strong faith in
ihtlrc sue ccss, and, while thanking my friends
for past fivors, can assure them that nothing
will be left undonc to deserve their continuing
patronage. My store is essentially Drug
Store; where will be kept such Drugs and Ncdi-
cines alone, as l will warrant genuine ana Pure.
have arranged to supply my customers with
Medicines of the very best quality afforded in
the market. avoid all cheap useless articles.
andyct my prices shall be as reasonable for
valuable, good, fresh Medicines as anybody's.
invite the physicians oft the District TO call
and examine for themselves. They are Judges
to whose opinion / submit Send Your orders
and they will he filled to your satisfaction.
Just received stock of pure, medicines
consisting of Laudanum, Paregoric, Castor Oil
Sweet Oil, Epson Salts, Cream Tartar, Carb.
Soda, &c, Dye Stufls, Paints and Brushes, Con-
ccntratcd Lyc, Patent Medicines of uii kinds.
just call ut the Southern Drug Store on Rus
sell Street, and you will be sure to get what YOU
want. Il. C. DUKES.