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QUALITY. CHEAPSEss AND VARIETY

an assortment q; goods whieh for
QUALITY. CHEAPSEss AND VARIETY
will challenge yonr admiration.
| you viii Ind:
| FOR LADIES
Hs.s. ssir .GpsHe o. e.I s sHr 'T% 81 g an
tr,sgsn Hae, very hns Hea-titc6~d Inn n Hand md
So nn Iln G GSisS az md .r Il E
LUIS; Sc. Of Lac slesyes ans Collar fsesI LAoe
FsII Ions knit Leggi l. : hsRasoms zePhyr cloud
sP. SSid Ladies ssriSo Se.t Nj len her ssasS
| - Wallet, covered MIrk Of Travelling Basket,
~sssSonss hsbssdms opcr. III Sprs On, no no
quot Hoder, Englsh eilt baud Brsoelets Blsck aud
| Fu-meled, Lava, NiassrA spsr and other se,s 4
JewsiTy; Gilt, CarAi. Pearl aud spar Necklaces,
LoVkets. Finger Risgs,& &C.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
w., StTinS dor pair sss,y Vol a. psr ss.s
border all linen Hemmcd DO, ery m do. pair
s a Fss q s a sniI ss + w r. F Tn
hsnds, me Car =, PIPE OF wallet very long az vol
Buttons in hne gold plated, lava Carnsiisn, orr
&c. gold plsfed sSrcw studs aud Pins, Watch
Chains, handsome Cigar Case, &C.. &C.
FOR TIE LITrLE ONES.
dre-sed' Doll Carriages, Gredles ard B.-istesas.
Tables, SstIs OF ChiuS OF Britannia Dishes, Piano
Paints, ASceIdeons and Conoertins., Mouth Hsr-
me nIcss, Trcmbones ~ otnets, Ten Pins, Bagstele
Hoe CsEtswi,h Belle. Punch and JUDI, Ranges and
RunS B-cks sss6. wheelbsTrcS. ss G, ssd
Tn Tn h n fnl, and hiiehen se,s Piclur. BOSs
Farms, Boaes Of Soldiers, Iron Cannon, ssords ana
Guns, &C, &C. '~
MISCELLANEOUS
set Of Chessn,n u p,Inin. e. Bra ke.s in endes.
do set BrushS. ana Combs T%breiiss s ssss
fG Bnsss pe.ss %or s. Bg %s Gard aud
Chess b ards With Men, Lava SMOKING Sets, Pni
hroidered Slippers and Cushions, Lace aud Hand
made Tides, Cloth and Hairbrushes, fne IluffaIo
nr9sees under Glass, carved Photagraph Frames,
bohemian Glass Toilet Sets in different styles, hss
large apSnned watsr. two sSr 81 sns s 1aa%
ditto 81 each, (remark ably CHEAP; } a large Hand
TooS Kes RsSSs T S q R.e s.. B b Sso
slides, Picture or Music Stands, &c, &c., &C.
The next thing to which invite all to come and
see IL
HANDSOME CHRISTMAS TREE,
ten feet high, made entirely q metal aud on which
100 GAS LIGHTS.
i, was expressly imported Cor and is Ia on D on.
y next Saturday, the sIh ih.iant, perhaps 3 few
After taking Iook at that you will please walk
up stairs in
THE TOY DEPARTMENT,
which, to suit eyerybodys purse, have divided OF
a FIVE CENT DEPARTMENT,
TN CENT DEPARTMENT,
ElfIkkN CENT DEPARrmENT,
IMkhTl FIVE CENT DEPaRTMENT
fIfI 1 CENT DEP EMINENT,
sENkh1f-FINE CENT DEPARTMENT
and Department for finer Goods ranging in prioes
RON rs 20 flo, and comprising all that h new
tnd pretty IN the way Of Toys.
You are particularly requested to make your a.
lectlons a. early as possible We will gladly kes 70
your goods IN the store. and deliver them AZ any
time you way mention, will, II you ait until
ths iAst lev days before Christmas, find ~ yerydi
CUT 70 I've waited upon. on account Of the crowd
which then surely will be in the store.
We guarantee that
YOU WILL MAKE A SAVING OF PROM as To-
10 CEhTs On EVERY DOLLAR YOU
INVEST IN
sILvERBERG's
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR sTORE.
3ls SEVENTH STREET.
decl-u Near Pennsylvania avenue
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A COMMITTEE appointed by the British labor
representation league to draft a scheme for
national technical education, has presented
report stating that il considers the foundation
OF a national trades university necessary for the
purpose Of finishing the training and education
OF teachers, lecturers, and professors of techni-
cal science. This l. to be supplemented in each
OF the great manufacturing centers bv local
universities which, in their teaching, while en-
bracing all branches of technical science, should
direct attention 20 the special industrial require
mCnts of the locality wherein such local uniyer-
sity may be situated. In every locality Of given
area and population, national technical schools
should also be established where the peculiar
requirements of the districts in regard 10 their
manufactures should be especially DIVIDED for
The committee finally recommend that the
government should give the national trades
university the power of appointing to foreign
diplomatic stations workingmen who have re-
c"tvrd cerf'Hcatrs to act as sentinels of labor,
for the purpose OF 'mmunicating intelligence
10 the cSntiaI board rs to trade movements and
industrial operations In other countries.
TERRIBLE OUTRAGE UPON LITTLE GIRL,
AND THREATENED LYSCHING.-On Saturday
last, negro, 25 years of age, decoyed a little
girl named Ocho, aged 10 years, into the COM
mons just outside OF Rochester, y. ", and COM
mitted terrible outrage on her. He evidently
intended TO kill her, striking her in the face
with his fist. She wandered into the town of
Brighton, having TO cross over on the ice of the
canal, river and fields to do She sought
refuge in a house, where her condition was as
ceItained and word sent to the police. The girl
gave such description of the villain as to ena-
bic the people to suspect who he was, and they
captured him Yesterday morning at the house of
a relative in Pennield. He was brought TO the
city and the girl identified him. The people
made an effort to lynch him, but the police
fought them of. using their reyolvers in doing
80. The girl is In precarious condition. There
Is great excitement OyeIthe outrage, and threats
are freely made against the life of the negro.
VIRGINIA HIcKoRr.-The modern fashion,
abe furniture Is exceedingly expensive. and
some of II not very durable. There is no finer
wood in the world for furniture than the hickory
which abounds in our Virginia woods, and which
is ruthlessly used for fuel. There Is a man in
Madison county, In this state, who makes of this
wood the finest chairs we ever saw. They never
break; the wood Is susceptible OF high polish
and is as hard as a rock. They have old-fash-
Toned Virginia split b0ttoms-superior to the
cane We should like 10 see these chairs gem
orally lniroduceatnt our city parlors; they cost
about ohe-nan mar n.> walnut cost. 1t Is an
industry which Nirginians o~rAs 20 80. ~.
and ioster.-Riehmond Enquirer.
- InrA hat he first me lie 70 In
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MAJOR III. A HALL, superintendent of as
se>smeHts and taxes for this District, was taken
down with scarlet fever on Saturday last, we
regret to hear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-02

NEW READING.-Shillingto sends us Ererg
Saturday for January 6, lin new form,) HaTper'S
Bd-dF, and the LddyS Journal for January 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-02

SMALL POx.-Iesterday. Lieut.. Noonan, of
the sanitary police, was informed Of a case of
small pON in an alley between Sd and 4 and G.
and III streets southwest, and on inquiry it was
found that the patient. a colOred child of three
years OF age, named Ellen Stevenson, who had
been III with the disease about a week, had died.
burial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-02

wATEE METEEs-Regi~trar Iubev has made
the following recommendation 10 the Water
Board in regard 10 tine Use OF SateT mcteT-, and
they have been adopted First That meters
lie placed IN all hotels, brewerieS, livery stables
railroad depot, and Lighthouses. Second, In-
stead OF 81 much Ter gallon for the use of water.
Tie rent he liked per year, IN accordance with
s,At anu eal&Slts OF the premises. Third, That
tie cost OF all meters now in use or hereafter 70
&c used be borne By the Water Departm mt.
Fourth. That the use apd object OF the meter
De regarded a. check against the waste OF
water and a protection 70 the majority OF water
takers.
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BRANDIES, WHISTLES, ETC.
JAMAICA Rum, pure;
SCOTCH WHISKY,
0tard Dupuy Co.'S BRANDIES,
NE .RUM,
Cstherwooa "OLD RESERVE" WHISKY
OLD NECTAR WHISKY,
OLD BAKFR and CAFE
PALE SHERRY WINE. (very fneD
MADEIRA. Port, and nAGIFORNIA WINES
FANNY CRAChERS. DAhEs, &c. decl6- In
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The USE of a single bottle Of Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair keneEyer is sufficient To show its
efficacy III restoring the natural color Of the hair
and cleansing the SCALP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-02

THE FiRENEN's INSURANCE COMPANY of
Washington and Georgetown yesterday elected
the following officer for the ensuing year: Jas
Adams, T. Edward Clark, Andrew ROthwen,
Thomas Parker. William r.. Howard Esau
Piekrell, Lewis johnson, George Waters, Edw.
shoe maker, Albert A. Wilson. Thomas H.
Cross, jr., Joseph Redfern, and Francis =.
Walsh. At a meeting held this morning. James
Adams was elected president and Abel &. Davis
secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-02

..THE NAIAD QUEEN was performea.n can't
tai style at the National Theater last eyenirsu
with hne scenic effects and several dances by the
strong ballet troupe engaged for the week, en-
bTscing Bonfanti, the peerless, and other famous
teTpsichOrean artists The full strength OF the
stock company Is cast in the play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-02

FiREs.-The alarm of fire from box 26, about
l2a, o'clock TO-DAY, was caused by the burning
OF the understanding OF a house on I2h street;
above Rhode Island avenue. Engines Nos /
and and the Hook and Ladder truck responded
promptly.
The alarm Of fire at 2:2j p. al. to-day, was
from box IL. cause by fire in the wood ward of
George L. MCGlue: damage S25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-02

HOLIDAY GOODS.
We would respectfully call the attention Of our
customers and the public generally to our large aud
well-selected stock of GOODS FOR THE Holt.
DAYS, among which we would name, in part
IMPERIAL LAYER RAIsINs.
LONDON LAYER RAlsINs, in whole, half and are
VALENCIA RAISISS.
SULTANA RAIsINS.
CURRANTS, FIGS.
IMPERIAL PRIMES, in ], and pounds.
COOKING PRUNEs and DRIED FRCIT,
WHITE HEATH PEACHES, in glass, very beau
tiful.
WHITE HEATH PEACHES, in lib. and 3 ID. cans. .
GREEN PEAS, Domestic and French.
DONATIONS, in 2-lb. and SIb. cans.
TEXAS BEEF, very nutritious article.
HUCKINS' PARKER HOUSE SOUPS.
ENGLISH CHOW CHOW and ONION PICKLES
WINDSOR MANOR PICKLES, something
and beautiful.
FRENCH and AMERICAN PICKLES, all kinds.
LOBsTERS, in glass and tins.
PRESERVED GINGER and CHOw-CHOw.
PRESERVES Of all kinds, Gordon's make,
ALMONDS, wALNUTs, PECANs, FILBERTs
BRAZIL NUTS. FRENCH CANDY, lib and 5-Ib
boxes; FIRE CRACKERS, &C., &C.
Also,
FINE OLD JAMAICA Rum.
SCOTCH and IRISH WHISKY.
Very superior OF ID BRANDY.
Old BAKER and NECTAR WHISKY.
GAFFs CELEBRATED PURE RYE WHISKY.
PORT, ANGELICA, MUsCAT, SHERRY and
MADEIRA WINES.
All the popular brands Of CHAMPAGNE WINES
and few casks fine old PALE SHERRY in the
Custom House at Georgetown, thereby guaranteeing
the purity of the Wine offered.
FOB SALE Low BY
BROWNING d MIDDLETON,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-02

The GOvEFNOE's GUARD, healed by Lieu
teEantS Writ and Stone in uniform, assembled
St their armOry, in Wills Hall, yesterday and
called on their commander, Col. VIM. Wall bv
whom they were handsomely entertained, and
next proceeded TO Lieut.. Wirt's residence W here
a hne collation. was partakcn of. after which
they returned TO the srmory and did full justice
10 the Refreshments set out for them. There
were over 40 men in line, and their appearance
was very creditable to their drill officers.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
G EEAr
G-OUT SALE
WINTER CARPETS!
WINTER CARPETS!I
WINTER CARPETS!
AT REDUCED RATESi
VIII now 5mmenoe, and continue from day to DAP
until the FIRsf OF JANUARY,
wOLFORD d SEIsLBERG's
POPULAR ESTABLIsHMEN
ISLAND.
And special attention is called to the well stocked
shelves Of the
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT,
Which are offered at the following low prices:
Coed Black nREss SINS, $3.50 sl.zs.
EssanI bite s 6dfch LAkfgAs g 20
Long and Square E sFGfFrp sHAwLs' to Is e.
BLACK yELvETEKNs,7 sc to $50 - 10 Wv
AZ issSs; s sStHEER ryFFhEETEES
figures.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
NAN NAN
wOMaN,
CHILD
To cave money, do not fail 10 call az the
ARCADE
oc,s.,n %S' 7th street, between and r.,
MEfzGER q BYLES,
an SEVENTH STREET,
Between d and Z It ee:s,
DEALERS IN
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
GROCERIES, WINES, BRANDIEs.
WHISTLES, ETC,
ARE NOW oFFERIsG
FINE STOCK OF
CHRISTMAS GROCERIES.
CONSISTING ~ PART or
HALAGA GRAPES. HAVANA ORANGES,
LONDON LAYER RAIsINs, in whole, half, and
SuLT$NA BASINS, (sll seedlass:l
hALENIlA RAIStNS, for Cooking
LESH0RN ClTR0N, LEMON PEEL,
EAMr ~ kRANTs. CONSERVE GINGER
NEW TICS, FRENCH PRUNES, in glass, tin,
Gordon Diworth JELLIEs.
nnnder PRESERVES, Morton's PIE FRUITS
hLmt y DS: shellcd. Paper anr = 81 she'll:
rhChnS, FlLbERTs, and NAPLES WALNUTS
h ntlp Re and SOrson q BOyds MlSCE MEAT,
~ M APPLE CIpRR, mot bniled:D
rhiME N. \. APPLES. APPLE BUTTER,
phIhD PkAIHES and APPLES,
Eine pple, English Dairy, aud Factory CHEESE
NEW YORK BCCkWHEAT
Jewels sELF-LEAVFNTNG FLOUR
GOLDEN pRlPs SYRUP. n. %. MOLASSEs
PRIME NEW YORK BUTTER.
TEAS.
FINEST QUALITY GCNPOwDFR, IMPERIAL
OoLOAG, and ENGLISH BREAKFAST |
COFFEFS.
MOCHA tIT OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA.
Green and Fresh Roasted.
NJ; MACKEREL, in barrels and kits;
TONGUES and SOUNDS. HALIBUr FINS.
BRANDiES, WHISTLES, ETC.
I IAMAIGA w RTM, pure;
9taEd pHguy & Co.'s BRANDIEs,
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DRODHEAD a CO.. Removed to 1905 ST. -
ID Offer the finest all wool French satnes at IS cts
worth 81: Olive Green and Plumb color Crepe in-
ished Cashneres, (lovely shades and elegant goods
entirely new 81 per yard; all silk and Wool dag
Onals similar in style to the cloth which IL in such
favor with gentlemen; all Wool serges, Black Silks
Alpscas. Reps, IRISH Poplins, &c, &C. Also. Kid
Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons, Coreets Collars and Cuffs
&c, very cheap; Bleached aud Unbleached Cottons
&C. and upwards Prints, &C. and upwards; O. rsets
Sterling Spool Cotton, 7c. Waterproof, 81 and up
ward; New York Mills Cotton, &c. A full line Of
Handk erchiefs, and host Of other desirable goods
for holiday presents, Gail and examine. BROD-
N. B-Elegant Lyons Black SILK at % Per yard,
worth SAYS dec4-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-02

THE RESIGNATION OF Carter A. Stewart "a
assessor OF the seventh legislative district has
been received by Superintenden Hall and for
uarded TO the Governor. 81. Clair Davis a COL
cred man, will, IL Is said, be appointed in his
Place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-02

I'VE BOARD pF PTELTC WORKS have author
ized Gen Ba.i0cb, superintendent OF streets t.
repair the pumT~ AT the following localities Sd
ami + streets southeast. II and I street south
west, II, between iSt and half streets southeast:
81 and N northwest LIT and X streets east;
Rhode Island avenue, between 18th and 18th;
4 and 9Th streets southeast; II and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue southeast. They also directed him to
require OF contractors an agreement or guaran.
tee 70 keep them in good order for six months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-02

FISH.
ne Mfls MMh On Tf in barrels and kits;
TONGUES and SOUNDS, HALIBUT FINS.
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SELLING OFF OUR MOLE Stock OF
- WATCHES, JEW ELRY. &c. -
BELOW CCsT at No. 6ls 9Th street, or osite ~
Patent Office isl-4t -
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
METROPOLITAN DoLL.AR sreaE.
AMERRY CHRISTMAS
ANDA
HAPPY NEW HEAR.

T. provide both 20 you am yC6-f rfTrs cs->Sssy.
sIsTcs no pains, and am able NV 10 lsE before ia
an assortment q; goods klch for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-02

THE MOST celebrated and successful Iatrobe
Heaters and Slate VI antsis in the world; Also
Chandeliers. Gas Stoves and Weather Strips, at
Hamilton a. PearsOn's, No. 4, Y. NJ. G. A. Bnild-
ing. 9Th and - streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-02

GLOVES sor the million at Prices, 413 It'll st.
Best QUALITY KIBG GLOW Es atel.6o al Prices,
413 9Th street.
DEror FoE GENTS 81 KIDS at Prices, 4l3 It'll
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FOR GENTLEMEN

ipair surerstout English Hal Hose, paw supcr-
extra do, pair heavy Wool Do. pair Eusifsh
Nerino OF shaker Knit do. good al ltaen Honmad
hsndkerchieis, 4 bstter do, hest d, c,.lOTa A
border all linen Hemmcd DO, err nm DO, I p.ir
the IlOgh ~ N ID LINED With Fur Trimming Buck q
SIX fletcsd GlCyes, pair II the best Su-prniere
hands ne Cav ., PIPE allei very long an VOL
Scarf, excellent herino shirt or Drawers, sieve
Buttons in me gold plated. Lava, Cornalisn C.r.i
&c. gold Ilzfed Screw studs aud Pine Raf.b
chains, handsome Cigar Case, &c, &C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-02
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Go TO THE GEoRG Iar DOLLAR STORE
Your HOLIDAY PRESENTS have large aud
beautiful assortment. 73 High street dec I'm
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Matthew Mcdonald, Clerk, agains
Samuel Hunter, 4

Matthew Mcdonald, Clerk, against
Samuel Hunter.
Court Of Common acknowledgement for
foreclosure and Sale.
HIN pursuance of the Order of Court in
n this case, Il will sell at Abbeville
Court House, on Saleday in December
next, within the legal hours, TWO
TRACTS OF LAND, part of the Real
Estate Of Alexander Hunter, deceased,
purchased by. defendant at the sale
thereof, by the Clerk of the Court, on
Saleday in DecenIbr., 1869, to wit:
First-Ail that tract situate, lying
and being in the County of Abbeville,
containing TWO HUNDRED AND
NlNErY-EIGHT ACRES, more or
less, adjoining lands of J. B. Moseley,
Peter Gilbert, r. H. w. Hodges and
others. -
Second-All that tract, or parc& of
land, situate,in the county aforesaid
containing ONE HUNDRED AND
TW!ENTY-ONE ACRES, more or
less, adjoining lands of Ban Allen r.
n. Graves, and Peter Gilbert.
Terms-One-half cash, the other half
on q credit of twelve months, with in
terest from day of sale; purchaser to
give bond with good security, and
pay for papers. Titles to be delivered
when the whole Of the purchase money
is paid. : -. .--I .&av,f .r~.'H.l..
&. HENRY S. CASON, IS. A. C..
November Z, 1872, 3l-3t. .-Ha ...#E.
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The Troublesome Baby.

Tho little one clings to the mother
With kisses that softly fall,
~. somehow the troublesome baby
Is:earest her heart of all.
Sick, and fretful, and small,
Eut dearest to mother OF all
The neighbors wonder and pity,
Hearing its querulous cry. =.
sSae Is losing her youth and beauty
Gay friends as they pass by,
well were the babe to die,
And the mother rest" they sigh.
Suf over the wee white cradle,
Yer soft eyes full of PRAYER,
,3endeth the weary mother,
And never was face SO fair,
Fs'e:.'and tired WIZ care,
But the glory of love is there!
pos- and round and dimpled,
n3wy with childish sleep,
She tucks in her other darlings,
Wnom the angels watch and Keep.
Ah!if q dark angel
Anear this treasure creep!
R!ess thee, beautiful mother!
Thy heart hath place for all
Room for the joys and sorrows,
However fast they fall;
Room for the baby small,
That may love thee best of all!
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S1beo Reward is offered by the
proprietor of DR.. ferce's Golden
Medical Discovery for a medicine THAI
will eqnaFRinith theeure # bronchitis.
sesere coughs, and the early stages OF
consumption.
TWENTY YEARS YoUNaER.-Toe say
that hundreds Of maids, wives and
widows look2 twenty years younger
than they are, in consequence of the
complexional freshness derived from
the use of Hagan's Magnolia Balm, is
simply@to state an absolute fact,
which might1be promptly verified by
direct testimony, if ladies were as
willing to. teh their ages as to use the
best means sof making themselves
lovely. Nature sometimes, but very
rarely, crowns the charms of perfect
features with a complexion Of exqui-
site cleagaess but even then, time
soon sgias. to make inroads upon, the
velvet cheek, the, fair white brow, the
ivory bast, the rounded arm To pre-
serve the 'sg ory of woman" nnblem-,
ished, even aftE dSa .9nsrfdian. of lie
has beenPassed, it is only necessary
to use daily, this cooling, healthful
vegetable preparation.
Dr.. Turr's LIVER PIL1sa as pnrga-.
tive medicine, stand unrivaiIed.1
TheisnS6on il nnifopth, eel'taia and
FIil,a,t .,tsa ,n,y-. So
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Sheriff s Sale.

EDY virtue of. an Execution to me
.ED directed, I will sell at Abbcville
Court House, on Saleday in December
next, within the legal hours, attract. or
parcel of land, containing ONE HUN
DRED. ACRES. more or less, situated,
and, being in the County of Abbeville,
lands of VIM. McCasIan,
John L. Wilson and others. Levied as
the property Of Isaac Kennedy, ads.
Jordan, being the tract on which
Mrs. Watson now resides.
Terms Cash. Purchaser to pay for
stamps and papers.
p HENRY s. CASON, s. A. c.
November Z +, 1872, 31-3t. T.SS
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Sherif's Sale.

EpY virtue of Fl. Ia. to me directed,
lid I will sell at Abbevlle Court
House, on Saleday in December next,
within the legal hours, one House and
Lot in the village of Cokeabury, con-
tanning -FOUR ACRES, more or less,
lands of the Methodist Par
sonage, and lands now or lately belong
ing TO NJ. Strauss and others, levied on
as the property OF Mrs:5Laura Blackwell,
at the suit of Charles Smith.
Terms Cash-purchaser to pay for
papers. y
n. S. CASON, S. A. C.
November Z: 1872, 3l-3t.
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AUGUSTA, November 8, 1869.

DIR. Vim. II. Tut: ~
Dear Sir-I have long been a suffer
er of torpor of the Liver and Dys-
pcpsia, and in search of relief [ have
tried almost every Medicine recon-
mended for those diseases, but have
never derived half the benefit from
any of them as have from your veg
etable liver pills. They arc invalua
bic and / would recommend to all
with dyspepsia, sick-headache and
Uiiiiousncss. .- -.--- ~...
Yours truly,
WI. BLAIR, . -.
Late of Danville, Va.
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The State of South Carolina,

ABREHILLE COUNTY.
In the Common Pleas. 4,
George &. Graves W.. Caroline S. Graves,
Mary Graves, ct al. ..
Complaint to Sell Land, 4No,shoN as
,.,.. sets. dc. ~. .-rr So .. ~ 49,.
ENY order Of the Court in the above
D stated case, l. will sell at public
out,ry, at Abbevillt Court House, on
Saleday in December next all the Real
Estate of George Graves, deceased, lex
cept the Homestead, which lies on the
east side of the Augusta Road in two
parcels, of which platts or definite
boundaries will he exhibited on day of
sale; the whole containing 100 Acres,
more or less, on CLIPS and Flat Creeks,
bounded by lands of DR.. William NJ.
Taggart, Samuel S.. Baker,; Samuel
Speed, decd, and others.
Terms-One-half cash; for the other
half twelve months credit, with interest
from date, to be secured by mortgage of
the premises. Purchaser to pay for
papers. .--.-..
WiLI4IAM HILL,
Special Referee.
November 7, 1872, 3l-3t. /
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En Y order ofyCourt of Common Pleas
4 y for foreclosure of mortgage, I will
seh at 'Ahbepille Court House, on sale
day in December next, within the legal
ours, all that tract OF parcel Of land
containing 147a Acres, situated in the
county Of 'cAbberilie, on Dog Creek
waters of Little River, and bounded
north by Mrs. Mary Beasly, east by John
Dcason, south by John Benson, and
west by E. A. Searles, being the land on
which James A. Edwards now resides.
Terms Cash, purchaser to pay for
papers. -
- " HENRY S. CASoN,
S. "A. G..