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Eost an6 foun1.

r OST, ON FRIDAY NIGHT, BETWEEN
IL ST. Mary'a Church, Hasel, King, Wentworth.
smith, Montague or Rutledge streets, q Lady 's
Brown Fur CAPE. suitable reward Will be
gwen II returned OF northeast corner Bull and
Rutiedge streets. mch1s.1"
EOUND, AT THE MASKED BALL, ON
IL Thursday night, one Lady's Broach and
one Watch Key, which may be had by calling at
Mr.. F. ANSEL, No. l21 Calhoun street. mch4
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THREE WEEKS AFTER DATE, 5P-
PLICATON will be made to the Planters
and Mechanics, Bank of South Carollua for re-
newal OF Certificate for four Shares standing In
thename OF JULIET G. ELLIOTT, original having
been lost. mcn5-ta3
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIS
snperb Lair DEE ls The best in the word. Per.
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tnts, or unpleas.
aut odor. The genuine W. A. Bachelors Hair
Dye produces Immediately splendid black or
natural brown. Does not STAIN the skin, but
leaves the hair clean, soft aud beautiful. The
Only safe and perfect Dye. Sold by all druggists.
Factory IL Bond street, New York.
mch5-tuthslyr.DSC
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~ON ARIA AGE. w

Happy relief for Young Men from the effects
OF Errors aud Abuses In early life. Manhood re.
stored. Nervous debility cured. Impedlments
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
ment. New aud remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free. In sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress howard ASSOCIATION, No. South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. octl9
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@ COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
The seml.Annual Examination Of the Undergrad
yates Of this Col. ge will commence on MONDAY,
18th instant, at o A. NJ, and will be continued
daily until THURSDAY next at P. NJ. Candidates
FOR admission into the Freshman or the Sophomore
Class win present themselves on MONDAY, 25th
instant, at 10 A. n. F. a. PoRCHEH,
mchl84 Secretary Faculty.
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New pnbliratlons.
uYMNAL OF THE URCH

We are prepared to furnish the "HIMNAL" at
the loves; Introduction prices. variety OF
styles; prices from 4oc, 600, T5c, 81, ana up.
wards.
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~ CONSIGNEES' NOTIcE.-THE
Brig MINNIE ABBlE is dlscharging at Central
Wharf. All goods not called for by sunset Will be
stored at owners risk. No claims for damages
allowed unless noted before removal Of goods.
mch1e.1 II. GOLDSMITH SON.
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EOR SALE, THAT LARGE COMMO-
IL DIOuS three and half story Brick House,
known as the residence Of Edward Horlbees,
Esq, situate on the west side OF Washington
street, near Charlotte street. The House Is well
built, and the grounds are spacious. For terms
apply 10 the SUBSCRIBER, at No. 20 Broad street.
JOHN +. FICKEN mchl2-tuths6
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@NOTICE. THE STEAMER PILOT
BOY, having been unavoidable detained, Will not
make her usual trip to Savannah Monday, the
18th instant, but viii 60 through to Savannah on
THURSDAY, 2lst instant touching at all way land
ings. RAVENEL, HOLMES Co''
mcb1sa Agents.
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e@IT GIVES ME PLEASURE TO IN.

FORM you concerning the efficacy Of the EN-
PkCToRANT. Two yt ars ago my son contracted
the Grochltis. and .it became 30 bad he had to
take to his bed. procured bottle OF Jayne's Elk.
pectorant, and giving it to him according to d.
rections, it soon brought him relief; but strong
fever coming on, his mother and myself got nm.
easy about him, and sent for our family doctor.
On his arrival he told US the Expectorant might
give him ease, but 1t would not cure him, 80 he
gave Us some medci. e Of his own prescribing. In
one day, however, he was 80 much worse we all
feared he would die. and as last resort we con-
cluded to give the Expectorant another trial. To
our great Joy, after taking TWO bottles OF 1t and
one box of the Sanative Pills, he was entirely
curea. Since tina. time have cured desperate
case Of Group with it, and two other cases Of
Bronchitis. l therefore can slfely say 1t is the
best medicine for the throat and lungs ever
used for twenty-eight years, and l have no objec.
tlon to your maEins public my experience with It.
Peter Saute,, LanSburg Le.Sear County, MINI.
Sold everywhere, and wholesale by P. WINE
MAN CO., Charleston, S. c. mchl4-thstu3
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NTANTED, EVERYONE TO KNOW
w that Fletcher & GURNEY, at the Little
Store around the Corner, No. sS Market street,
have constantly on hand splendid assortment
OF New York and Domestic POULTRY, GAME
AND EGGS.
POULTRY AT THIRTY CENTS POUND.
Also O very fine lot OF Sugar. Cured Hams,
Extra Prime Goshen and Family and Country
Butter, Beef and Pork SausageS, Cheese, should.
ers, Sides, Dips, CELERY, Eggs aud Lard. GAME
a specially. Their motto The Best and Cheap.
est. Remember-the Little Store round the Corner.
ian29
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that the cheapest aud best warranted
Sewing Machine In the markets. the HOME SHUT
TIE, price SIS and $G7. Can be eeen at the Gene
ral Agency, No. 81 Hasel street, opposite Express
ONCE 7. l.. BIsSELL. jaul2-6mo
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EHOR SALE.-MINING TOOLS, NEW,
IL below cost: Spades, Shoves and Picks OF
A es's make. Also Timber Carts and Harness.
Apply to =. SPENCER, State street.
mChli li-thstuSf
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HORSES FOR SALE.--A FINE LOT OF
Ill Saddle aud Harness PONIES will be sold
at low rates, anu can be seen al HOGAN CO.'S
streets, NJ HOGAN & co. mch1s-6S
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INFORMATION WANTED. - WM. B.
MCDANIEL, Printer, recently at work In some
south Carolina Onicr, WILL please let hi, afflicted
father lat McLeansyille, N. U,) hear from him as
soon as possible. south Carolina and Georgia
papers please copy. @. S. MCDANIEL.
n II
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~ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MANHATTAN, from New York. are notified that
she will discharge cargo at Adger's South Wharf.
Goods upcalled for at sunset will remain on tss
wharf at owners risk. JAMES ADGER CO., :,
mch19-1 AgenIs.
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TOR sALE.-A BRUSSELS CARPET l6
I by 1e Qarge,I aud one Marble-lop. hand.
sUmey carved Mahogany Comfortable, for sale
low. Apply 10 SETH SPENCER, State street.
mch1g iufhrS
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Qopartncrsbips ann Dissolntinns

A CARD,-NOfICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
n that the partnership heretofore exisu:g
between The subscriber anu Mr.. JOHN RYAN, In
the management OF tn. Aiken Hotel, under the
firm Of LOUNSBEKRY u RYAN, has been dis
solved, and that hereafter the business viii be
couducted exclusively by GEORGE q. LOUNS-
BERRY, who alone t5 authorized to settle up the
affairs OF the late firm Of LOUNSBERRY d RYAN.
mch19-lu4 GEORGE q. LOUNSBERRY.
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NTANTED, TO PURCHASE FOR CASH,
w small House In the Central or western
part OF the city. Address 30" at this otce, stat
ing location, terms, &C. 1ebS
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@- OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMIS.
sIoSERs, BARNwELL COUNTY, 8. G., BLACK
VILE @. d., MARCH 10, ls72.-Plans, Specidca
tious and Proposals TO build JAIL at Blackville
Courthouse will he received at this office until
the second Tus sday in April. The cost OF jail
not to exceed eight thousand tssooo) dollars.
BY order Couaty Commissioners.
mcn15 - NJ. TOBIN, Clerk.
~ THE E--GH4ARAshhEESTOti CHARITA.
ELF AsSoOIAT1IIN, r'or. THE BENEFIT OF TIL
FREE SCHOOL FUND.-0FFICAL RAFFLEi
NUMBERS.
CLASS No. 4o5 MORNING.
2l-43-l6-45-T4-28- -62-T6-36-l2- LII
CLASS No. 4O6-EvENING.
24-56-2 26- 2-66-T6 -67-13-14 3 IL
Aswltness our hand at Charleston this 18th day
OF March, 1872. FEM PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
ocrs sworn Commissioners
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Gpr GGle.

MULES, MARES AND PONIES.-A
lHl car load CT extra large MULES, o few
cuvIre Mares and some Al Saddle and Draft
Ponies. Apply to RICHARD ARNOLD, Meeting
street, northwest Of John street. mchl9.2
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OHARLESTON, s. c., MARCH l4TH,
" lSl2-The Copartnershlp heretofore exist.
Ing between E. B. ST0DDARD and g. FRONE-
BERGER, under the name OF E. B. STODDARD d
CO., Boot and Shoe Dealers, No. l65, west side OF
cles of Copartnership this day dissolved.
The business OF the nrm will be settled BY +. b..
STUDDAkD, the senior Partner. -
E.B STODDARD,
mchl5.10 O. FRONEBERGER.
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yTJANTED TO KNOW WHY MILLINGS
w can sell FURNITURE cheaper tuan any
other dealer 10 the cityH Becau his expenses
are small. He Is economical, and believes In
small profits and quick sales. Give him call al
the Sign OF the Man and Rocking chair, No. a44
King street. mCnl2-tutn
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UTANTED, A STEADY WOMAN TO DO
w Chamber work and mind children. Re.
ference required. Apply northwest corner King
and Norris streets. mch1e-lf
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WTANTED, A YOUNG LAD SIXTEEN
w or seventeen years Of age, to attend q
Fruit Store. Apply to A. BROOKBANkS. Meeting
st. eet above Queen. mchl9-l'
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mants.

VTJANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE
w WHITE WOMAN, q situation as nrst.
rate meat and vegetable cook. Apply at south.
east rner OF Queen and State Streets
nch1q.1A
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WTANTED, A GOOD COOK FOR A
w small family. Must be well recommend.
ed. Apply at M. s Legare street between the
hours Of and 8 P. n. mch18-2"
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uJANTED, A COLORED BOY IN THE
w KITCHEN. Call at lot East Bay. A. HAM.
MERsCHMIDT. mch191H
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UTANTED, A CHILD'S NURSE. COL
w ORED preferred. Good recommendations
required. Apply at the northwest corner OF
Arch ale and Magazine streets. mchl9-1%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-24
FORTY SECOND CONGRESS.
This Afternoons Proceedings.
WEDNESDAY, April "A.

SENATE.-Mr. Morton, from the Committee
on Privileges and Elections, reported that the
committee had examined the credentials of Mr.
Ransom, as Senator from North Carolina; tina;
the credentials were in proper form, and the
committee accordingly recommend that Mr.
Ransom he admitted 10 his seat
There being 10 objection, Mr.. Ransom came
forward and was sworn in.
EVERY SEAT IN THE SENATE FILLED.
Mr.. Thurman then arose and said that now
tor the first time since 1861, every seat in the
Senate was filed, and every state was repre-
sented on this floor. Ii was a fact upon which
the Senate and the country might congratulate
themselves.
Mr.. Cole called up the conference report on
the legislative appropriation bill.
Objection was made to the adoption of thu
report by Messrs. Conkling, Edmunds and
Trumbull, who complained that the committee
had exceeded its power In adding new legisla
ton. Finally the report was recommitted t.
the committee OF conference.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Price, (Ga.,) from the Committee on Printing
reported resolution TO print s. 900 copies of the
minority tariff bill; which was agreed TO. Also
a concurrent resolution from the Senate for
printing 22,GOO copies of the case of the United
States under the Washington treaty, with al
amendment substituting 10, 500 for % 900.
Dir. Cox IN. " thought the counter cast
should be printed at the same time.
Mr. Banks Mass urged the immediate print
Mr.. Butler mass. What is the use of print
ing gone case.
Mr.. Banks-My colleague has no right to as
sumo il is a gone case.
MIR. Cox moved that the resolution be recon-
mitted in order that the committee might hold
ii till they could report the complete case.
Mr.. Banks said il was impossible to report :.
complete record, for the case was not completed
yet.
Mr.. Dawes Mass. asked what the objections
were to delay till the rest of the record wa
received.
MI Banks said the country demanded the in
formation, and it was important that it be fur
nished now.
Mr.. Beatty (Ohio) said the smaller number re
ported would place three OF four copies in each
library in the country, and the cost would b.
$3.50 per thousand.
Mr.. w. r. Roberts N. " said the country
require d the information, and it was an unwis,
policy to withhold il.
The amendment TO the Senate resolution wa,
rejected by vote of &c to II, and the resolution
adopted.
Mr.. Banks gave notice that as soon as the
counter case came from the printer he woull
offer resolution to have extra copies printed.
The regular order was demanded AMI tn
consideration of the Goat Island bill was re-
sumed as the unfinished business.
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From EurOpe To-Day.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS IN FRANCE
PARIS, April pa dispatch from Versailles
announces that Goulard has been permanently
appointed Minister OF Finance, and that Tiesse-
sene has received the appointment OF Minister
OF Agriculture and Commerce.
THEIRS ALL RIGHT.
PARIS, April 4.-Thiers has completely re-
covered from his cold.
THE CARLISr MOVEMENT IN STAIN.
MADRID, April pa band Of Cariists, fully
two thousand In number, is now concentrated in
the province OF Navarro. A smaller band, con-
sisting only OF two hundred men, Is in the
neiehborhoed OF Bilboa, capital Of Biscay. The
bands in La Mancha and Andalusia are ins =
nifcant in numbers.
THE SPANISH CoRTRs.
PARIS, April PA telegram from Mad.il
reports that the COrtes asse embed in that city on
Monday. The deputies. in obedience to the
request Of Don Carlos, did not take their seat )
IN Congress. All the republican and radicsi
deputies were present.
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New York News.

THE STOKES TRIAL.
NEW YORK, April "a The District Attorney
will not file his answer to the bill Of excention,
prepared BY the counsel Of Edward Stokes un; Il
the Goth instant.
The SCRANTON COAL SALE
One hundred and thirty thousand tons Scraa-
ton coal were sold to-day at auction at the off q,
OF the Delaware and Lackawana Railroa.,
Company at the following prices:-e a9)
tons lump at S3.i7H; II 900 do. steamer, g az:
y. ot0 tons of CRATE. at S3.45as3.5O; 10000 toas
OF egg. at 50 45aS3.HX; $4,000 tons Of chestnut,
at 50 81 xaS3i0.
OFFEks FOR GOVERNMENT BOMBS
There were eleven offers of bonds to-5ay
amounting TO $3.50. le0. from III 81 TO liz. Tue
amount advertised for sale is 81 100000.
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The Seneca Stone Investigation

The House Committee on Public Buildings
and Grounds continued the investigation into
the material and construction of the new STATE
Department this morning.
Nicholas 4cksr testified to the excellent char
acter OF Seneca stone for rough work; the frost
had not the least effect upon il il quarried ia
warm weather; all sandstOnes were liable to
damage by frost il quarried in cold weather;
the Seneca stone was free from seams and ifs
suTes; II Is the hardest sandstone and abJorbs
the least moisture; ii witness had had the
contract for the State Department would
have used Seneca stone for the partition
walls; had examined the State Depart.
ment walls since summoned as a witness,
knew OF no influence that had operated to in
fuence Mr.. Mullett to use Seneca stone; wit
ness was present when a conversation occurred
in Mr. Mulletts Office; witness asked Mr.. Null
lett II IL would be worth while to put in a bid;
Mr.. Mullett said certainly, make a bid; Mr.
Adams said he did not know but his stone mi yht
be excluded, and Mr.. Mulett said he had as
soon have that as any other; Adams did not say
that he did not want to put in a bid, or that he
did not want government contract.
BY MIR. Tyner:-Ordway had never said TO
witness that he got his contract through the in
huence OF members of Congress.
Theodore adams, superintendent in charge OF
the State Department, was next examined
He presented certain accounts which were kept
when the work commenced, TO ascertain what
was days work on each kind Of stone; his
figures showed the cutting could be done in the
proportion of 50 feet OF Seneca, 81 of granite
and 22H of blue stone.
There were no other witnesses present, but
Mr.. Getz intimated that he might have more to
oner, and no action taken in relation 20
closing the investigation.
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MRS. GRANT was assisted a: her reception
yesterday evening by Mrs. Secretary Fish, Mrs .
Senator Frelinghuvsen. aud Mrs. Gen. Dent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-24

DESPATCH received here from Secretary
Delano announces his departure yesterday from
Denver for Colorado.
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The Hartford Tisses impeaebes this snrin

as the meanest on record.
- The Boston Globe iEsxits Salem and LYNN
by heading them "The Suburbs in Brief"
ga Greencsstle (Ind.) woman, - wears Of
age, 10 the mother Of ten daysold baby.
~The Brooklyn Presbyterv has adopted an
overture 10 tie General Assembly OF the Prssb =
te-isr Church against women preaching.
as-"Look out tor the L. 5. ASS" Thas Dies
Vir: mia paper refer 70 an advertise meat put
into lie COLUMNS by federal assessor.
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ASSISTANT ASSESSORS APPOINTED.-GeOrge
W. Graham and George II. SoUthall have been
appointed assessors OF internal revenue, It'll dis
trict OF Virginia.
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OF THE Two colored cadets at West Point
Smith, the original bone Of contention, stands
tenth in his class, while young Napier, for who "a
better feeling has been entertained of late
STANDS at the foot Of a class OF e6 members HIS
FRIENDS fear that he may be pronounced de-
fcieDt at the coming examination in June.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News aud Gossip.

INTERNAL REvESUE.-The receipts from IL s
ource to-day were S206,os9.s6.
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MES. GOvERSOR COOKIES reception yester-
ay afternoon was num"rous'v attended,.
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TIE CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS IN TIE
ALEXANDRIA (yA.) DIsTRICT.-The Freder-
icksburg Herold says: "We already hear the
Following gentlemen prominently spoken of for
tn. conservative nomination for Congressin the
Alexandria district: JAS. v. Brooke, of Fau-
q"ier; Judge Thomas, of Fairfax; Gen. Field of
Culpeper; Mat. Harrison, of Loudoun; and Col,
+. w. Nj. Holiday, of Frederick. There are
about twenty others spoken of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-24

PRESIDENT GEAST has written to the pro-
lectors OF the meeting OF soldiers at Cooper
Institute in aid OF the erection OF a monument
to General Thomas and four thousand Union
ii is impossible for him to accept the inyitation
TO attend, and inclosng a check for s 100 as A
slight expression of appreciation OF the object of
the meeting, which is one that commends its 4
to every lover OF his country. General Hooker
will preside at the meeting, which will be AL
dressed by Generals Fitzpatrick. Logan. Wood
ford, Sickles, Burnside, Hon. Henry Wilson,
George w. Curtis, and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-24

REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC papers pub
lished in the Sd North Carolina district cOnceds
that Gen. Allan Rutherford, Third Auditor OF
the Treasury, will be nominated for Congress
by the republicans of that district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-24

A CONFERENCE OF LIBERAL REPUBLICANS
will be held in Richmond, Va, this evening. at
which franklin Stearns, DR.. Charles s. NJ lis,
Judge Alfred Morton, and others will be pres
ent, together with the representatives from
Alexandra, Lynehburg, and Norfolk. 1t is
surmised that the delegation to Cincinnati will
be instructed in favor Of Mr.. Justice Davis for
the Presidency, and probably Governor Gilbert
G. Walker for the Vice Presidency,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-24

AT THE WHITE HoUsE.-Among the callers
on the President to- day were Senator Spencer
and Representatives Epson, Schofeld, Chaffee,
Sargent and Plat. The Secretary of State and
Posims ster General also had consultations with
the Executive,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-24

AANA-A' oPffSiAxs,9ASe
No. l22T FsyysyLvANIA AVENUE
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N.--'L Af.i"L LIE M Co, cor. 7 AM d 81.
- = yAL N.uS .fzs Us &c ,6I3 Ia av. near 90
H. - a q 80 y IL, ogp. p. o. Dept
D q = IA afent Phoenix l.. las. Co., 40 !th It.
~ -. 10. r. II 9. hSy fuifdlas !th al II .
e-TAf' LlFs," EIar els HeyeT Sc I'm a. ''s
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The SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION yeste:
day heard the claims of Maria Howard, TO
sS02.25, Jane f. COyle, for 81 1929, Eliza J
Somers. 81 ,1S7 so, and Daniel Williamson. TO
social of the claimants being from Fairfa.
county. Virginia.
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B .YcUNGs, Sis 10 b st W. op- Medic a Museum
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.

AISTRCP s DUDLEY cor. La avenue aud 7th street.
z BAIL, corner 7th and SITS, orp. Post OF &c.
krLFCCFN & lATTA. corner 18th nd u streets
GsPEING & JOINS. 1875 street near 18th.
VI VI kOHPER, SIS 9TH 81, OPP. p o. Department.
NM CLGGEIT. SIG Marker Space.
SOLOMON j. VAGUE 7r2 - b. Z S8.op Post Office.
CHsELZs THONPSON Co 639 III street corner Z; h.
&ooEE PARvIN, 6n5 18th St, opp Treasury Dept
X. WILSON 81 9TH street, opposite %. Dept.
&. STORRs. 1874 street, near Treasury Department
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-09-19
IMPORTANT.

Those who are afflicted with impaired
vision, ought to be very careful about using
any but such Spsctac1es, as would enable
them to see with perfect ease and comfort,
as glasses not adapted to the eyes are has
tenihs the failing 2: the same. Mr.. s.
Hermann, practical Optic;an, and Sole
Agent, for the Western Spectacle Company,
Of Cincinnati, Ohio, will be stopping dur-
ing our fair at the Central House, with q
large and fine selection Of glasses to suit
any defect of sight, such as >nearsightednes.
and ,oeak eyes included. Mr.. d. uses the
most approved instruments for. examining
tho eyes in order to secure q; good it,
Thesc wanting . first -olsss article; will vi
hops, embrace this rare opportunity and
call and see him at the G entra1 House.