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70 Columbia Merchants,

fE,HE UNION TlMhS. published by r. NJ.
1 Stokes. at Uniru Court House, offers TO
the Columbia merchants a good mchinm,
through lis advertising columrs, for ercu,ing
The itxdc az one OF the mott snlv' n: and
liberal hnv;nG Counties in the State. Tho
crops "f Union County arc excellent and n
larg" trade may DO expected from ite citizens.
81 advertising moderate arrt II
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List or Giftx

PRICE or 'rIrKETS.
Whole tickets: $40; halves. IS; quarters.
tor $500; lib for 81 900, 225 for s25O'; 575 for
IS, GOO NO discount Oh iesa than $l00 worth
OF tickets at u time.
Tho nlnncy necessary tn pay in fnll all the
ers',and pr"vors' Bank, q. will be seen by the
following certificate Of the Cashier:
FARMERS AND DnovHKs BANK.
LOUISVILLE. KY Sept &c. 1879.
This Ia to certify, that tiirre is now on de-
posit IN this hank over hslf a million Of dol
lars to :he credit OF tho Gilt Concert fund,
$500 OO0 OF Which is hold by this bank, as
Treasurer of Tho Public Library OF Kentucky,
to pay off all gifts 10 b. awarded at tho draw
ing. Is. g VSACH, Cashier.
bon. JOHN BARBEE Manager Of the Royal
insurance Company, Liverpool, and Colonel
JILsoN 2. JOHNSON, Proprietor Of the Gait
the Trustees to take charge Of the tags be-
ioI o the drawing. court thrm, place them in
the wheel, and per ionally zee that cOrres-
pouding numbers for all the tickets sold go
into the wheel. After the drawing is over,
the wheel, with its contents. will be placed in
the hands OF COMMITTEES on the part Of the
tieket-holder1, to safety themselves whether
all tickets sold wore repreeented in drawing
Blind ohildrcn. in full view OF the audience
will alternately draw tho tags from one Of tho
glass wheels and tho gif.e belonging to them
from the other, and tho official record OF tho
drawing thus cor,iuctn,i will DC heDt BY Tires
| telers chosen from different banks in the city
Tho drawing will DO published in the Louis
vile papers and New York Herald and official
copies mailed TO all parties out Of Louisville
| TO whom tickets have heen sent by lettor.
The remnants OF tickets vet unsold will be
furnished to those who first apI ly TOR them,
aud as general distribution OF them will be-
ms.lc anong agents AZ their limited number
va! permit. No agent will be permitted. on
any account whatever. to hold or soil a ti"ket
| for tho management after November rs, 1872.
This postponement las been made ly ad.
vice OF tho Trustees. with tho solo ohje ect OF
the real benefit OF both tho ticket t-holdcr and
| tho Public i.ibrury, AMI Hi ronccrnod may
| rest perfectly assured that the positive and
| final programme hero announced will be car
| ricd out to the letter.
THOMAS E. BRAMLETTE,
| Agent Public l.ibrar. Krutncky, Public Ii.
| brary building Louisville. Kentucky.
| SEPTEMBER 2G 1872 Oct 5 evils
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To Contractors.
fFICE BOARD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
HIGHLAND COIjFrY

HIGHLAND CoUFTY
COLUMBIA, October 20, 1879.
DROPOSALS for building d Court House
l. for Riohland County are invited by the
be seen ut tho Office Of r. E. B. HewetBon,
Architect. All bids will be opened on Monday,
December I'd, next, when tho contract will be
awarded to the lowest responsible bidder.
The Commissioners resorve tho right to reject
any and all bids.
JOHN H. BRYANT, Chairman.
!. j. GOODWIN,
UKIAH pORTEE,
Got 27 tiS Board iiou,:!y lA,r.. ..rnissinnars
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THE GRAND
GIFT CON O Err II
GIFT MONEY ALL UP!
g e $ 5 0 0 , 0 0 0 ::
Tn, na aulx fn pav priyra
A FULL DRAWING IN SIGHT.


TIME GRAND GIFT CONCERT, for the
4 benefit os .he Public Library o. Ken
tucky, is postponed to SATURDAY, the 7th of
December, for tho following reasons:
i. The failure OF certain aGents to make re-
turns in timo for the drawing to take place
September %.
2. The accumulation Of orders during tho
last low days to such an eStont that it WAS not
possible to fill them aud have the drawing on
tho 29th.
3. Tho general expressed deairo Of ticket
holders that b full drawing might 10 had
oven il it made short pUstponcmcE. Eecou.
Hary.
4. Tho belief of tho management that by n
short postpon' mtnt tho remnant Of unauld
tickots can b. disposed Of and all tho prize,
paid i'll fu j, without the ncccrsity OF any pro
rata scaling down.
For these reasons, coupled with The earnest
desire o benefit tho i'ublic library b. a larger
balance, and tho ticket. .ho!dor. by larger giite,
tho concert aud distribution have been post.
p med to Saturday, The 7th of December, 1872.
On that day and no nlhcr tho drawing Will
positively and nnrqniy0caly coulo OF in the
great hall or tho fubiic Library building, be-
ginning at pre- ciscly O'cocli a. i'd, and con-
LInue until the whole ,UUU gifts are awarded.
Tho payment OF the gifts will begin the third
day after the drawing, and continue for nix
months, in current funds. by tho Farmers
AID Drovers' Bank, or by sig lit draft upon tho
Fourth National Bank, New York, Ut tho op-
tion OF the gift ticket-holdcrA.
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M II. BEHRY'S
Furniture Ware-room

Main Street, near F,air.
a. ~ NOW on hand and daily re.
g = - )c,iving from the lnanufac-
11.kk-.sasASS torier Of New York, Boston.
Wi1lsJeEKd1KH Cincinnati eGG Louisville. tho
u x largest assortment OF FUR.
NiTURF uvel kepti in this market, consisting
in part Of Walnut Parlor, Chamber and Din.
ing-Room snita; 200 Hedsteads OF different
celebrated Georgia Split-bottom Chairs.
All kinds of MATTREeSEB made to order.
UPHOLSTERINGa and KEPAIklEG dono st
Terms cnsh and Goods cheap. Oct 50
MOSES GOLDSMITH & SON,
Colonnde Rom. FrndMp Range. Charleston, S. G.,
DEAI.ENSIN
Scotch. Pig and Americas Bar iT0n,
II EEP constantly on hand Il full supr:y OF
N all kinds.
In store. 100 tons EGl.INTON PIG.
Nov 2S "
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Leave Columbia at................ 7.15 q. m.
Leave Aston. ............ 8 c5 .. m.
Leave Newberry..... ............. 10 40 =. m.
Leave Ookesbury. 2C0 p. m.
Leave Belton.. Observation-Disclosures. 30 p. m.
Arrive At Greenville. e............... so p. m.
DOWN.
Leave Greenville st............. st. 7.Sn .. m.
Leave Reltor.. .......... $50 3. m.
Leave Cokeabury. ........ ....... IL. 16 .. m.
Leave Newberry. Observation-Disclosures. 2 80 p. m.
LeaYe Aiston. Observation-Disclosures. &c p c.
arrive at Columbia. ............ so p. m.
anderson Branch and Elue Ridge I'frisiGn.
DOWN. CP.
Leave Walhalla. 45 a. m. Arrive 7.15 p. IN.
Leave Perrsvlc 6.l5 a. 70. 6 50 p. m.
Leave Ptn6!eton 7.10 Q. m. $50 y. nj.
Leave Anderson $40 a. NJ. SO p. m.
Arrive at Bolton 500 a. m. Leave 8 20 r. m.
Accommodation Trains 1un on Ailtv,i]e
Branch Mondays. Wednesda!e ano FritSys.
On Anderson Branch. bttwt en- Ptltcn ard An
dcrson, 4nesda. g. Thursda!a and Saturdays.
THOMAS DOIANlI AL. q. H. knp.
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Our friend OF the Christian Aciqhbor snys
that people who complain Of dull times don't
Mdvcrii-o. Mako known your complaints
Thin in H-initsh's plan: Make known your
cumrlaints; Heiniish has q RENE dy--ti,r
BLOOD AND LIVER PILLS, tho best family
pill over made.
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uTe6AVlle ahu CoilMl.ja lsEltsd.
&eRR ss rntiSs ms ;pn + \ g a.;,I E =

Rundsyn excepted, coILtttnk with Night
Trains on Eontb Cartlila ] aihcsd ul snd
down; with Trains going North and South on
Charlotte, Cou rbia aud Augusta and Will
mington, Columbia and Augusta Railroads.
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GOING nCl:TU.

connects ut Greensboro with Northern bonnd
train: making quictest time to oil Northern
cities. frico Of tickets tame as other Itntcs.
Mail trains daily, both wa!ss. over ehtire
paiy Shops and Charlotte Sundays excepted.
Pullman Palace Cars on hight traine between n
Charlotte and Richmond, without change.
3. f.. AI.LEE. Gen. Ticket Agent.
W,H,GuEEN Master Transportation.
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whole family curcd OF bili..ns, css with
one box "f II, initsh's Blood and Liver Fills
This is cheap practice. How ut? Why, The
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Hams. 8. G. Shoulders and Strips.
Z n0H LBS. angar.Cnred SHOUI..
CaNI,S\T DERS. Hams, Breakfast Ba-
con and Smoked Tongues, for sale by
Sapt" HOPE d GYLES
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Rust-Proof Seed Oats.
1nn BUSHELS, for Seed. For sale by
lOO bept8 HOPE d 0YLES.
Change of scneoule.

Change Of scheauie.
SoUTH CAROLINA kAILRoAD COMPANY,
COLUMBIA, Il. g., sept. &c. 1879.
k#R M to oeanEs ea in,o o. etIest esss aute os
and aIter suhaa!, 29lh il ri sn:
MAIL AND PAssENGEH TRAIN.
Leave CGiunibIk al. ............ Gam
Arrive at Charleston ut 49,. ..... 4.SUpm
Leave Charlertohat. -. 93t am
arrive at CuumLln at....... ...... 8 POI m
NIGHT E1pHths, FMElonr AMI Accommodations
THAls, [sundays exceIted.]
Arrive Charlcstol 7.1tr 4, leave, l., C IS am
Camden Train will run as foiLwe:
Leave Camden Ht................ go A. NJ.
Arrive ut ColunL a ut t............11 sc A. NJ.
Leave Coinm bla at .......... 10 +. NJ.
A. L. IiLl n, vice-l res,uen,.
8. B. PIcKIAs G+Ierh,Ilrlr Al.lt
charlotte. Lr.umcls aDu GLgus,: h. r
SurEkIN1 ENDl MIS- iJI1CF
CoLrhn1A, :. e., g s'pttmbtr 22. 1872.
J feiSssns ES 4ns s.h, si,.a ,h, rii dnts e.
,ul over this road:
1rs,l No. 1. Train No. 2.
Esszs Essz: Sss:'s,!s Ssisnss 'sH # sss n
GOING EoITH.
Leave AuGrsts..... G - r. NJ. 55tP. NJ.
Leave Columbia. II rs J. NJ. II M.
AfIlVt CharlOtte.. .G.15 l.. al. G.tG &. Ii
STANDARD lime lei nn,.itr slow, u an
"a-hlhgt"n; TX nil.kut hl.es Col, MI ia.
No. lrain daily. No crsi1 daily. sun
onyt excepted. Both trains nske clote n
| necti"'' to all points North ecutL ato y est.
Through ticket. solo and hsessse CHECKED
JASIT 5 ANDEl. SON, General Sup.
T. r. 1'onsFy. Gen. Frtirh' ard icb+i Agent
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Change of Schedule .

COLUMBIA al arh1A r. r. Co.
kUPERrSTF NDtN MI (Ff1cE
WILMINGTON, h. = tctttr1 7. 1879.
E;S WEI E4ESi4sMs5 AFTER this date tho
f81& :aH x@&es following schedule viii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-29

The excitement attending the contest tor the
Presidency is not 80 absorbing as to render un-
interesting some features Of the canvass for
state officers, particularly in the larger states.
The strange condition OF affairs in Pennsylvania
where a number of republican papers, the Press
at their head, are opposing Hsrtranft the regular
republican nominee for governor, while they at
the same time cordially support Grant and
Wilson has been heretofore referred to in TIE
STAR. The ;sit.on remains unchanged. In
New York Governor Hoffman seems at present
the strongest candidate of the democracy for
the governors chair, though Lieutenant Cover
nor Beach and Clarkson N. Potter are much
talked OF. On the republican side Mr.. George
William Curtis's has been prominently sug-
Cest6d as a candidate
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In reference TO the structures we made yester-
day. upon facility wifh which Iaudanum was
proeurss.Sy the Enie )uple In their attempt To
commit saicide, We are informed n behalf Of
the druggist who sold the laudsnU,n at there
IL no res,.icton on the E. 'e OF this poison and
that il can b. procured in any qusntity at any
c-ug stoIe Without phys.cian's prescI .pt on or
virtually any other guard Except the druggists
own jEdgment) that il is not to be used for i'm
proper purposes In this particular case it is
stated hat Ende practsed medicine last winter
Though printer by profession); was in the was
OF procuring drugs at that time, and conse.
not regarded with sVspicion. By reference 10
Webs Digest OF the corporation laws of Wash
ing.0 we find that the restrictions upon the sale
of poisors really amount ID very little. POtsons
may be obtained upon q physicians prescrip-
ton, cor the personal application OF a RESPONSE
bic person of full sge.' 1t is required, further,
that the poisons shall be labelled, and bear q
death-head and cross bones; and a record must
be made by the druggist Of the particulars of
the sale; the date, TO whom, for what purpose
That is all These conditions fulfilled the pur.
chaser can buy his lsudsnum, arsenic or serych.
nine by the pound or gallon. The Board OF
Health, We hear, endeavored last winter to pro-
cure the enactment of law putting suitable
guards about the sale of poisons, but the effort
was defeated. Manifestly the present law is
inadequate for the protection of the public in
these days when 30 many prentice hands are
employed in dispensing drugs
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= We suspect, from the manner in which he
embToiders his facts, that the an" CORES
loncent OF the Baltimore Sur must be our Mr.
Crane-possibly our Mr. lie BaTnes-we are
proud or them both "a pattern iars-but the
preference = Slightly in favor Of Crane. This
correspondent says "the taxpayers meeting
was largely attended tonight An address was
Issued TO the people," sc. There were less than
thirty persons present, made up of such tax
psyersS a. John r. Crane, j. II. Merrill, Mar
cellus West, j. W. lie Barnes, and n. @. Ord
way II taxes were two hundred per cent on
the hundred, these ROSTERS wouldn't pay the
value OF The sand TO sprinkle the receipt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-29

In morning paper there is mortuary report
of the hoard Of health for the month of MAY.
The following points attract attention The
whole number of deaths, 2I0, is ten less than the
number given in that part of the report where
the causes are assigned, and which make 22s.
If the still bin tbs sre 10 be included among the
births they ought also to be included among the
deaths. OF these tstill birtbsl Is are reported,
which added to the other deaths, give Z3s. This
would reduce the Isl births, by deducting the
stiI-boTn, - 163, and gives a record of s. more
deaths than living births. This report would
suggest that there must be a considerable per
cent of omission in the reports of births TO the
board OF health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-29

The New York Commercial takes note of the
extraordinary number of bodies regarded as
dead, buried and forgotten resurrected by the
Greeley movement. Take, for instance, Gwin,
of California; Extra Billy Smith, of Virginia.
the Border Rufisn Atchison, the red-handed
murderer Andrews, the ELUSIVE Ex-Governor
Price, and nearly every political fossil who
aided ard abetted the south in inaugurating
rebellion, and who have been inferred in treason
for the last ten or twelve years. Nothing short
Of Gsbriel's trumpet could be expected to have
galvanized bodies that years ago ''smelt rank TO
Heaven" The Greeley's crowd ought to be
called 1.-The resurrection party"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-29

Nervors people throughout the country are
pToguoSticating that this Is = be an exceedingly
Unhealthy sunmf-. Thatit has been a remark
ably oppressive one up to the present writing
cannot Re denied, and the Indicators are that
II will not be over heAlthful. The absence of
electricity in the air cannot but have been
noticed by the most casual observer, the few
heavy showers that have been accorded to Us
being nearly destitute of thunder and lightning,
ard hence in nO way clearing the air of its ca
loTie. The hot sun following the showers con-
veTts the rain into steam, and causes exhals
tioTs from the ground which are in no way con-
Gucive to health or comfort Washington city
however, has health rate more favorable than
most other cities of the coant y so far.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-29

The Virginia STATE democratic convention
Ssterday elected delegates to the Baltimore
Invention favorable ~ the endorsement of the
cincinnati ticket. Hon. Thomas s. Bocock.
Hon John b. Baldwin. Judge Robert Oald
az Lieutenant Governor Msrye are the dele
cs;es at large
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PERSONAL.
DtPARTnEST OF METROPOLITAN Po-
- LICE,
osfIeE 90 MAJoa sxo surrRrSrrxpxSr,
NashiuQf..n I'M =.

- LICE.
osflck oF MAJOR AND SUPERINTENDENT
To trho,a . Nay oonos-s- "
NIB her.as il ha. come to my knowledge that two
re1isd the place known as Byers Park OF Bysr's
Woods, near the Intersection % Boundary strast
- Gay Of July next: and whereas tr ssss have been
mede, ss an Informed, By members OF each organ
sstien or society above referred 20. that they viii
above named day; aud whereas tbs execution of
such threats WOULD IN all probability LEAD 20 seri.
, Gus o. The peace aud riot how, therefore.
NOTICE,
good order nrevs, III rs,scrs oe and
that NO attempt TO tskeforcihle po-sesicn OF said
Psrk OF 70 carry into execution the toresAid threats
IL IBep.l MAJOR and surer,n ssndeut.
N KS WILSON. Fsmsls 'kssiciaa ass PTaF-
W ro1, Mad1ue. OF over te years' Periebce,
ences are Of the best, from weli-taown rkysiciaD.
arc iaolee whom she hss attended. Rooms si~sys
ready to receive ladies 20 be oeGassd.. Good trest
every day from 20 O'Clock D. m. Reside siI
eth street, between and 1. Jesss.s
NJ Re. y. sAwYkR, CsaarvoyaA, Ma.-.ss1 T,sf
s,s -thsa.Ar. can be cSns1Ite5 at Der houss, e,.
poiAnt business pAst present and future jels Ira.
WHAr OLD pR. DARBY DOES NOT kNOW
snou, these 90. tssnf,ai MEifsrs L. not worth
praeticfns q specially in wsshinstou. ssesr.ss
iaai.s. 50 street, three doors south e
rSI syIks,l. avenue. mAySo In
AIDES suFFERIsG FRoM TRRE GULARI
should oeS6dS in pR LRoS,n she S1l:1s 20
leoissed and only reliable and safe Physician
He especially invites call from those who nav:
ottn decelSed oy swindiers he guarantees a speedy
enre or nc charge S.raTcfs Rooms for Lafg Pa
south. Hours, from 10 10 /: .. N 20 aud Z 90
p.m. ooz7-tr
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The Irish Republican is the name of a spirited
Ncekly paper, edited By Michael Seaman, thai
Is just been started in this city. The Repabgi-
-as announces its sup. Dit Of Grant, and advo-
Gates bis reelection with ability and good
flmper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-29

The Rockville Sentinel brags that the demo-
cratic party is not dead yet-that IL has more
lives than cat, &C. The SsntineIi Is of the opin-
ION Of the boy whose jacknife had experienced
seven new blades and ten new handles, but was
the same good old knife.
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largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
............June 20. Is72
The Star BY Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the SUMMER, or
any portion of il, can have The STAR mailed to
their address for such time as they desire, at the
rate of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the bust
ness Office OF the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-29

Horace Greeley has been made Doctor of
Laws by Amherst, and General Grant ditto by
Harvard 1t Is q comfort to know that I'm any
event we shall have an LID. for our next
President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-29

BY the telegraDs to-day IL win be seen that
Tsnmany endorses Greeley. or counsel Why
not? Greeley endorsed Tammsuy, and one
good turn deserves another.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-29

Congressman Lynch Of Maine percmptoxily
declines . denomination. Can this case be du-
plicated Z?
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.DID suCH A PERSON As ssUs OH RIsr
Wy KvEf ExIsrs This Nh % the Subject of
Q lecture q HsfnosiAl Hall 70 M0B1OW, tSun-
"AN ADJ0rRNEp MEETIN0 OF TIE
Bald "a ca TUESDAY EVENING, July %, stTk
oeloek Z : A. p. PARDON.
"a 5: Pat. ReprbaI Secretary.
~ fBE ApJ0g QgAhIKRLy MGEf.
CATION viii be held on &c KSDAY. July a. 81
p n IN the rooms OF the association In Judicteiy
requested TO attend. Je2S-2t
m@N0fICE-IheA nnaal Msetiar Of the Stock
hs SaI q shs aAIio s,a uyeor issu
ton q nine Directors, viii be hs ID q the ONCE Of
the CoGp.ry, No. SAG Louisiana syenus, on NON
DAY. July 8, lS72- Polls open from 70 O'Clock
Esd NOBLE d. LARNkR, secretary.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

This to give notice. That the 18th day Of June,
A. ID. 1872, warrant in Bankruptcy was issued
against the estate Of DENNIS Mc0ABE, OF the city
OF WASHINGTON, OF said District, who has been ad-
judged Bankrupt on the petition OF his creditors;
that the payments of any debts and delivery of
property belonging = SUCH bankrupt, to him or for
his and the transfer Of any property by hi are
rbicden By law; that meeting OF the creditors Of
the said Bankrupt to prove their debts and choose
more assiRnees of his estate will be held at
Court of BANKRUPTCY, to be holden 1t the City Hal
in the city of Washington. before j Sayles Brown,
Register, the 6th day OF June, A. ID. 1877. at II
O'Clock m ALEX. SHARP,
II o. Marshal of D. c., as M essenger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-29

nUGrenadins Linen, new fabric Tor walking
and travelling costumes.
- Plain and Striped Linens, al the new shades:
also. greet variety OF "Batisten and .0rass
all bess make very styiish, cool and eheap dresses.
nIWe continue the sale Of Lsce points, Lyons
Black snd Oolored Silks, yeDanese silks, Black Al
tic Cctts Goods aod Hosiery. e very great reduc
ton from former prices.
Awe ener great Inducements to purchasers Of
HID GLOVES, and although our sales for the past
ten days have been very large, We hsvs yst - Ina
81, o. Is. q 10, ol.7s. and %. jess u
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FUR RENT AND SALE.

E>QR sALE-A RARE BAtGAIN-A ten-rvop
J. BRICK HOUtE gas aud water Lot ss.se: no
dfscoent: s4fW Akso, he sest cultivated 10 srket
garden FAEM in the pistri-f; IS acres; viii en-
che pse for cU psorru. Also. a splendsdlr To-
perGtmeut; Dot fsasp. p. L. WELLS, IEsT q
street. over Aiddletons K<nt. jsSsreos.
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HECKER SELF RISING FLOUR.
Graham Flour. -
Corn Flour, W hea.en 6rits.
Irish Dat Meal.
Bermuda Arrow root.
Eutrina, Sea Moss FaIni.
Tamarinds, Cranberry Sauce.
Patent Grotes, &C.
New Supply Just received, at
je2o-3tf Corner l. and 7th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-29

nBEsS GOODS AT Low PRICES.
weare now Offering SUMMER DRESS GOODS
at extremely low prices, to close them out in the
next few weeks, and ladies will fad many good bar
gains in silAs, Japanese Silks, Organdies, Grena-
dinAs, &c, &C.
Our store will be closed at 6 O'Clock p. m. from
July LIST to September LIST, 10 allow our employees
W. NJ SHUsTER BRO,
je2o st 919 Pennsylv anita avenue.