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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-09
largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
The Star by Nail.
THE wAwAsEr TRAGEDY.

Not since the terrible explosion at the Ar
senal years ago, carrying death TO so many
families in this city, has the community had
such q shock as that experienced through the
loss Of the steamer wswaset with its precious
freight Of loved ones-mothers, wives, daugh-
tiers, sons, husbands, the hope, pride and sup
port Of so many homes.
IL is too soon To tx the exact blame for this
awful disaster, but there is already the usual
painful tale Of unavailable life-preseryers boats
that could not be launched, fire apparatus that
would not serve the purpose on the emergency,
and a hopeless waste of life almost within a
stones throw of the shore.
II seems, however, that the steamer was not
besched in shOsl water before the fire had full
possession, as was first reported, but though
steam was put upon her when the fire was dis
covered, the engine suddenly stopped working
through some arrangement of the machinery
by the fire when the boat was in eight feet water;
and though the boat touched the shore in four
or five feet water, subsequently,, under the
slaekened impetus 1t seems probable that she
did not ground at that point. but foated into
deeper water before she finally sunk. This
would account for the fact that so
many were drowned. Another reason why 80
many women and children perlshed was that
they were huddled aft, and were there exposed
to the full force Of the flames, as the strong
draft carried the fire in that direction. The fire
spread so rapidly in the middle of the steamer
as soon TO cut off all communication from the
stern to the bows.
There were some FIVE hundred life preservers
on board, but they were in the gangways on the
main deck, and few of them were reached
This shows the necessity that some more avail
able place for their storage should be made, as
well as that some better life saving apparatus
than the usual boats should be provided for
steamers Two or three RATS, of some light ma
terIal, that could have been readily droppedi in
to the water without possibility of capsizing,
would have saved every life on the wawaset.
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Government Securities.
az Cooke a Co furnish the following to-day:
EEw Yokk-FIRsT BoARD
Tia HaPkAea

BALTIMORE, August 9.-virginia sfxes coo.oii
dated, S.a; West Virginis's, los bid to-day
BALIInohs,, August szCoston dull and nomi-
CHANGED Wheat steady and unchanged. Corn
auI and nomiual for southern-white southern,
hrm, a@s. Oats shade frnsr-southern, 4O6ti5;
W. sestsTn mixed. 20; do white, 4l@t2. Rye hrm,
BALI mea,s-shoulders, az; clear rib sides,
io,S %lOh.outside for iobeing lots; Bacon, active
OIL; clear rib sides, l14 @ilh; susar-cured hams,
"a asH western butter in good demand-good to
lOst.
NEW YORK, August e.-Stocks steady. Gold dull
155s. Money easy sal. Exchange, long, 9; short,
81. Governments duh and steady.
ed, Wheat quiet and very firm. Corn quiet.
LosDoS, August 2, l2;O ?. mzConsols for money
92A; for account S2s4; lO-40's, 9l1f. Erie, 46x.
FRANKFoRT, August 9-Bonds, 81.
PARIS, August -Rentes 81 francs ~ centimes.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ussoe Of Catsf Sixanl OA,sy d
WAsHISsToN Aueust q is7S M. a. a Sy,s"'

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WAsHIN6ToN, August 9, 1873, 80 a. m Z
efNoPsis FOR THE PAST IwENTY-FOUR HOURS
The barometer has risen over the lakes and thence
10 the Ohio and lower Misseuri valleys with lower
temperature, EortheasterlY winds, aud clear wea-
ther; The barometer is low in the northwest, with
sontheasterly winds and par ly cloudy weather and
rain has fallen. Light, variable southeasterly and
sOuthwesterly winds prevail, with partly cleudy
weather in the gulf and south Atlantic states The
har6meter has risen In the middle states with clear,
slightly cooler weather and nOrtherly winds North
westerly winds and partly cloudy, cooler weather
In New England.
PRoBABLITIEs.-For the entire lake region and
thence 70 Kentucky and Missouri, rising barometer,
generally clear, cooler weather, and northeastern
winds, bat occasional local storms For the middle
states, portheasterly winds, increasing pressure,
slightly reduced temperature, ana clear weather
with occasional local rains. For New England,
Dortherly winds, cool, partly cloudy weather FOR
the northwest low barometer, soutbeasteriy winds,
partly cloudy weather. For the south Atlantic and
gulf states, light variable winds, chiefly Southeast
erly falling barometer, warmer and generally clear
weather, with occasional ram the gulf coast
Reports are missing from the extreme northwest and
Or.gons
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer in the business room OF THE
STAR Office registered to-day follows:-S a. M 3d.
10 q. m, Sl's: II m, SO: 2 .. m. $40.
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A Raw of Hone

We take solid comfort in the information
which comes 70 Us from every quarter to the eff
feet that few or none of the great summer re-
sort hotels are fun this year, and that their pro-
prietors, if they are not actually losing it, are
making very little mOnev. This shows that the
American people are regaining their senses on
the subject of "gOing away for the summer"
The indulgence in this expensive luxury reached
its height during the flush times of the war,
when money was plenty, and when the eytrav-
agances of shoddy contractors, petroleum ma
hobs and gold and stock SPECTATORS, together
with deprecated currency, fixed the standard
OF prices. There has been a wonderful change
since then in the financial situation of most
people. Fortunes are no longer made in a day,
save in an occasional Wall street swindle The
vulgar new-rich usurpers of social position have
mostly vacated their shaky pinchback thrones;
currency has come 10 be worth almost as much
as coin, and the general business of the country
has been put back somewhat nearer to Its old
fashioned legitimate footing.
Hotel keepers, however, have never been able
to realize that the war is over, or that values
have in any way changed. They have gone on
year after year, charging the inflated prices of
war times. And the public goose, Influenced
mainly by foolish desire to be sin the fashion"
has gone on season after season paying them
putting up the while with such dining and
sleeping room discOmforts as Ii would not tole-
rate for single week in its own home To be
sure, protests and complaints at the outrageous
extortions were not wanting; but what cared
the avariciOus landlord for the groans and
wincings of his victims, 80 long as they returned
every summer and paid their bills promptly.
But this year it seems that a large number OF
the annual dupes have concluded to avail
themselves of the only remedy that is of any
avail against the public enemy, and are fight
ing out the heated term on the home line,
leaving the greedy pubrcans almost aesolatein
their shabbily furnished chambers and misera-
bly, served dining rooms. This is a hopeful
sign 1t is at once evidence of a healthy indif-
ference a. TO what Fashion" may do or saw
and of a formidable rebellion against organized
imposition. Let "Stay at Home" be the motto,
and let this course be adhered 70 for a season or
two. and summer resort prices will speedily and
surely come down 70 a basis where the man of
moderate means can spend few weeks at the
seaside OF on the mountains without exhaust
Ing his earnings for the bala zee of the year
The public holds the leading cards, and it can
easily win tho game IL il so makes up its mind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-09
SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMmEk BOARD can be had at YATTON, stu
- ated In the finest part of Loudoun 4. . a
county, Va; Good references given If re- vEA0
Hill P. o., Loudoun county Va. Jy22-H
Push HOUSE, BELLEFONTE, PA-This
y r>t-ciass summer resort among the . a
address he III
jyl4-lmr VIII WILKINSON GO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-09

REMOyAL.-In cobsequence OF the cutting down
IL Of 18th street, GEO. TRUESDELL, NEAL
ESTATE AND NOTE BHOKE has removed
to No. 10. + STREET, OPPOSITE THE POST
OFFICE, where he has secured very convenient
Once. on the first floor, expressly adapted to the
Real Estate Business. Mr.. TRUEsDELL has taken
advantage OF the dull season to make extensive
preparations for the fall business, and now offers
some Of the BEST BARGAINS in HOUSES LOTS
and FARMS, to be had in market.
Parties having property to sell, rent, will con.
suit their interests by placing 1t in his CHARGE
he has unusual facilities for conducting the bus
ness. Refers, by permission, to Gen. Benz. Alvord
Psym mater General, u ;: James s. Grinneil,
Architect; Hon. + p. Blair; Hon. ]. W. DoueIass
Commissioner Internal Revenue; VIM. B. Moses,
Furniture Dealer; q. Il. Prenti-s, Cashier German.
American Savings Bank; Col. John N. Fcssenden:
Hon. John HItz, Consul General of Switzer-
land. aug Q-Im
EOK PRESERVING AND TICKLING,
= PURE CIDER VINEGAR
GkEEN GfNGER, CELERY SEED,
MUSTARD SEED, PURE SPICES,
PRESERVING SUGARS, &C.
For sale at the lowest prices by
II. EGAN,
ss ST IRepl Northwest corner 7ih and sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-09
FINANCIAL AND CoxMERCIAL

TIE usual dullness OF the Wall street markets
was interrupted yesterday by an active move
ment in Pacific Mail stock, which is looked
upon by some as the beginning of a corner"
The price was carried up 2s per cent, and
closed firm. The remainder Of the list was
strong, with slight advance in prices There
was no other feature of interest TO note.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-09
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,

Until September 18th will offer ALL Of our
stock Of DRY GOODS at wonderful reduction 10
p ices. A must have money, reasonable offer
will be refused for any thing.
PABASOLS much less than original cost.
LACE SACQUES and SHAWLS cheaper than
ey er before offered in the city.
Call and see for yourself, we mean business
and will sell at prices to suit every one.
CONNOLLY,S,
SOS NINTH STREET
argQ-4t 0pbasite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-09

POLAR SODA,
TIE COL DEST AND BESTIN THE WORLD.
with pure Fruit, Cream and other Syrups
DEPOT FOR
MINERAL SPRING WATERS,
No. 142S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
JelS-tr near Fifteenth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-09

THE PINEY POINT HOTEL,
(Formerly The Payilion,r)
PINEY POINT, MARYLAND.
Thls delghtful Summer Resort, situate ON the Po-
tomac river, eQui-distaRt from Baltimore 4
and arlington, ninety miles, has been He.HA0
leased by the undersigned for q term OF le9Hl
sesTs and will be open for the reception Of glssts
Under the new proprietorship, the hou,e has beep
thoroughly renovated, MAX ing the Appointments far
SUPERIOR TO any Former season. The table will he
the Norfolk, Baltimore and Washington markets.
Amnsements-Bowling, Billiards, Boating Fish
ing. Bathing, Croquet and Quoit Grounds &c
~ Crab or Oyster Lunch will be served daily
,Ierms|s2 per day, 10 per week, S35 per month;
chfidr en- half price; servants full price
jyl-2m CHAS. r. PARKER, Proprietor
= M ER BOARD.
Twenty i've additional BOARDERs can now be
aS Acc, at the L0UDoN lNSTI-
TUTE, on moderate terms. Coed fai e, HeS4AV
pure air, and tine scenery. For particu- ls.HH
lars apply to THOS W. LAKE.
le2l-n Aidie, Loudon Co., Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-09

Wy ZETTE
Will be incompsrably interesting TO MORROW
its columns fillsd to OVERLOOKING with deeply alb
sorbing and racy contributions from popular and
faVerite writer's.
THE SUNDAY GAZETTE, because of its rare
exesllenss, should be read by everybody TOMOR-
ROW The very large and constantly increasing
circulation If the SUNDAY GAZETTE, reaching
as il does nearly every household in the District
makes il the very best ADVERTISING MEDIUM
gADyERTISEMENTS RECEIVED UNTIL
TWELVE u2l O'CLOCK TONIGHT.
BE suRE TO READ THE GAZETTE To-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TO LoAN.-Parties wishing TO borrow money In
Il sn all amounts ut low ra,es, on good paper or
aher security, be sccomm >da Cd By sending
heir address 20 Lo~k Box No $50 auga im
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% Union CH1PEL-Preaehing TO-MOR-
10y KOS A. II o. IN, and $ p. NJ, By Pastor,
bev. ~ uwtN- 1t
TwHILE THE SEW CHURCH TEMPLE
~ viii :. "a ,VaRY sSBRATi MORNING.
q o'eloc In the BEADING Room, streeI, corner
Il Bah, northwest. IL
N@THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, cor
10y a. 81 ll. Z al = streets, WI be reopsned
Rev L. II GRAY, Il II will preach. Strangers
Viii be cordially welcomed TO seats. It,
1FCENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
10y corner 81 1ad S,r..tS HDrtAs S,.-Rev. A. W.
fItZkR. Past ?, has ~ returned tie city, will
r-,,asn TO MORROW Sunday, az II 0 clock a.
nFTHKRE WILL BE MEETTN3 OFTaE
w. Board y Truste-s 81 Public Sci ,ol- held at
~, xfN r,anki,n 10 ! Z l.ldtng, TUES. AY EVE
rs WHAT MUST DO 10 DE 5AvED-'
d at the Chri-tsdelF b'an syEss1sue northeast
cor ~ NJ S@rk and 9TH Size: All Wbo
love the truth are m ted, with Bible. No coIlts.
tioh. IL
TIo TH0sE WHO WISH TO EOgROw
Wy MONEY on Real Estate, on equi able and
easy terms, should AIT ID the Regular monthly
meeting % the FRANkLIN CU-OPkIaTIyE
BUILDING ASSOCIATION next MONDAY EVE
northwest, under N ,soAie Temple. MOI y Is al
vance, returnable BY The borrower in l.O equal
monthly instalinsn;s. lhfS-matiOn may be ob,ained
iIz on Monday. IRep.l s1g7-si
TPESICks INDIAN HAIR REsrORsR
eCJ has never been known TO fail. Il, frees the
: alp Ton DAndrun, restores Gray Hair - Hs
natur Al color renders IL -,ft and psbe, revents
sobs 10 rs the finest Hair D.esser known = 1r ale
% All DI1zsist.. jy l-dtf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-09
Il EEP 1T HANDY.
THE RELIABLE FAMILY MEDICINE.

Il EEP 1T HANDY.
THE RELIABLE FAMILY MEDICINE.
Cholera, Dysentery, Diarrhea, summer Complaint,
Cramps, etc, quickly cured by the use of
JARDELLAs CQMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACK
BERRY ROOT AND RHUBARB
An old, well tried remedy, entirely vegetable
pleasant 70 take quick and certain in eject can be
% the youngest infant well as to adults. Il con-
tsins no Csmphsr OF Opium. 1t is a pleasant extract
and use IN trne All ask h for az tr fne
Don't be put of with something else. Buy it, Try
from prominent citizens of wash nston who have awe
u-pd II Tor year ear sold * al iys drug gists o
nsIS ssfs e., P PR{ HEso 1000
CARTE DE yIsITE PHOTOGRAPHS That
- cgs elsew here in this city IS per dozen and 50
dozen and IS half dozen for, we make for IS dozen
and every facility for making FIRST class work.
o"'' anu eA'H' WHEELER GII sEisi&e AsNaERMAN.
iy3ew AS 7th street, bet. D and streets.H
MRS NJ, ZYPPBECHT informs her old friends
IN street to 3oa lith street, between and +
Most WoNpERF1 1at INVENTION OF RAJ
= Moses, E,sst,., s.iSss.e sfEo1A.9@
O O..s' r. m O. a H "a $50 Sole Agent,
No PA s1s bet sh nd sRd h ass
INViiNE-I Hut n D. justin OtS u street, be-
tween 9th and It'll streets northwest, sells Gus.
SECONDHAND CLOTHING
6 lee. than haA the cost OF ready made new ones.
I sILk DEEssEs specially. fel3-ly
RkIpAL AND FUNERAL WREATHS, BOU.
- DUETS, CROSSES, ANCHORS AND ST AIS
Preserved or kmbalmed in Wax, All kinds Of n Air
BrhidlnR done, Ornamental II air Work on Glas. and
Pearl, BY Mrs FRIES, late 81 Boston, N, eos sri
street, near Ii northwest. References Mrs Pre,i-
Gent Grant, Mrs. Admiral Goidsborouvh, W "A
Corcoran, General Elsey, General Tompkins, Sen.
erM Aiken. janls-ly-
~ DIssOLUTIONf
BARGAINS, BARGAINS, IN FANCY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, at the New York Bazaar, Sal I'm
street, near 3, to settle the old erm:
je&R e. v0UNGs
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
CARO- bess leave to inform his customers ana
the public generally that be has removed bis IA
NUE., under the HaronAl Hotel. where h-<ASB
Nil KEEP . nne stock Of GOLD and SILHER
WAICHEs, Swiss and American make, JKWELRY
and DIAMONDS, which he will sell 1t great bar
gsins sohd IL Karat Gold Watches, from 90 up-
sMrs- Soods sold on monthly tnstaiments. No
uougies 20 ,neN eoods. Wstches and yeweiry neatly
reEnIeo henlrrnber the aud number. II,
1872 svs renneJisania avenue, under National
n OACHKs, kAIs % BEDBUGs cao1oe b fo111
~ where Gieptvorthp IXTHRN-
SAVAGE, PtnIsyivsnis avenue be.
tween 1eth and uih, Hsrdvare EzS
Have no other. ah-4ns
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RARE CHANCE.
DO YOUR PRESERVING
(or secure ihs Material az Ieaxf)
AT ONCE.

A RARE CHANCE.
"a, DO :,., Toy !,s REESE RsEsIsyr !. y
AT ONCE.
IL LBS LIGHT BROWN SUGAR FOR 81.
only Is barrel, on hand; and the prospect for OBJ
price is very uncertain.
We are also Just in rec-ip, Of rs bills. CRUSHED,
GBANULATtD and "A"sUGARs direct from the
insiy low rates.
The "Queen" or "Gemr
ONLY IT'S PER DOZEN.
ELeHONzO YOUNss r Co., arocera
'oSc TEMPLE ,,S Sds 1fp sTsHF D,.
CLOsING OUT sUMMEB STOCK OF
DRESS GOODS
ATA VERY GREAT Loss.
O. Cost. hair CHALLlEs, sse,; reduced from 5Oc.
si .9S sOC :s,1 q IA
counter, formeriy double he price. Complete .toca
q sTAPLE GODS q lowest prices. New YORK
LILLE WI , ,o BosAS wYLIE,
1els and 1870 7th street northwest.
DAssaey for Demorests Patterns. auss-r
NJ WARRINGTON, O., AueUsr =, Is7s.
soIdCk:nTne partnershp heretofore existing
dis %
rtl.
VIM. O. sMOOr,
aug9 cost SAML G. RAUB.
THE STALLION APTERTisED TO BE RAr-
4 The sehuo'uen PARK viii be rallied for&
DICKSON HOUSE
foms evening next week, to be hereafter announced
CHENILLE BRICK COMPANY.
Two kilns Of BRICK for sale cheap. Apply to s.
BACHB, 1911 Madison street, near 10th aug9. 81.
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
the petition df JOHN F BtHTER 81 Nsu
Orleans, La, PRAYING for the extension Of patent
II i ordered that the testimony in the case be
toI ming arguments and the Examiners report be
linz e. the ah day Of October next and that
p0 NJ sy E 2eSsii 1a. e5sSniSn
A CARD.-We desire to call the attention of the
n "a h 81 alt
extensive scale. Having purchased the t.
most approved hnery az the north, and secured
he United States Thanking the public for the very r
h9Ps t. merit. in this new sptsrPriss, eonnaance
aussst Factory ss4 ana sss GLaA SANS,
WINES AND LIQUORS.
PURE BYE WHISTLES, for medicinal use.
UA aa;sN WINE, from Kelly's Island, only 81
PURE OLD PORT AND SHERRY WINES,
Ale. PoRTER, h AND Brown row Ssss4466Hp T..S
LAGER BEER, BOTTLED CIDER, Of the best
For sale by
asst IRep1 Northwest corner 7th and SITS.
u
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balloon ascension, and at two the
doors were opened. An immense
crowd Of two or three thousand wit
messed the day performance. That
night there WAS another exhibition
which was we'll attended. Consider.
ing the large number in town, gone.
raj good order prevailed
At about twelve O'Clock, tho com.
mu"ity was stricken by the sudden
death OF Mr.. Cameron. Lato in the
evening, while Il colored man was be.
ing c'rried TO the guard house, Mr..
NJ. 5. Alll!cr a member Of ;he Legia.
lature, had some words with police
uan Duncan, and was himself arrested
!or preventing the tiliccr from iii e.
cha'ging his duty. During tho day
II cololcd woman faiu;cl in town,
and Vas carried to her homc ia the
country, where she died. In the
evening IN alteration occurred be-
tween Policeman Duncauand Mr.. Levi
DOllcE, which resulted in the shoot
ing Of the latter by the former. The
pistol bail entered the right lung.
Mr.. Bolick' 5 wound though serious, is
not necessarily fatal. Mr.. Duncan
was arrested and ca.ricd to iail.
We h'ust co!ratuiatc the visitors to
;vNn upon ,"cir orderly behaviour,
and tie respect paid to the laws.
A!ihon4a there were several arrests
during the day for i unk enness there
"cr" L" 'o"dy attempts atlcSoucs.
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TnM Gni:Ar EAsrrrx.-This cir
Gu. cx!,;Aj.,d here on rr;l,r T,o
x.,.,,,: 49, ''"'' "e
F''N''' '''' was III" i'F9cSt we have
ever seem ana contained large NUM-.
tcr # fine horses, besides rare ami.
w";S in the mon'gefi:. There were
Your Jar" ;cMt, t" accomcda.o the
n"n""' lie and 'hc ciIcus proper.
III" 2r.orni'nc were conducted in
two r!Hes at tie same time. This
was nnl"'imate - it made person
cross eyed ~ tr. inu to see two wovs
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Market Reports.

New YoRK, Oct. 27.-Cotton-
low middling, lay middling, l52 :;
Other grades reduced { ; Gold closed
at 50 a 81.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 25.-Co.ton
lover with fair dcmand-middline
l1i receipts 1855 bales; sales 900
bales.
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E"ENTs ON FnIoAr.-Iriday was
an eventual day in Wiuusboro. The
great Eastern Circus witch had b, on
ookcd FOR by almost ever, BODY with
those feelings that only circus can
excite, was to exhibit on that d,y.
People, whlte and c"lored, commence,
to ii'ck 10 town on Thursday evening,
and it "n early hour on Friday the
streets were crowded By probably the
largest crowd sean here since the
war. Several special policemen were
detailed to assist in preserving order.
lhn circns nrrived in due time, and
pitched their tents on the Cojlrrc
green. At ten O'Clock the procession.
passed thronght the streets follovcd
by an immense crowd. The steem
piano, 10y It's novelty attracted great
attontion. BY twelve O'Clock, the
combined cff~ctsH Hof J cha Barley, corn,
the heat ana the circus was too muc!,
Tor some Individuals, and they, both
white aud colorcd, were arrcs
ted. AT !one o'clock thcio vas 6
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Mr. Gilbert opened tho oyster
season il few nights since by FREQ
oyster supper to which tic town was
invited. The invitation generally
was ace p ed, and tho luscious b;.
valves disappeared in an alarmin.
manner. The Office joins tho public
in returning thanks, as hearty as was
tacir appetite on .hat OCCASION.
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lMr"OvEMENr Ar BLhCKSroCK.-
We learn that a large sum Of money
has been raised by subscription for
the erection at Blackstock of hand =.
some Presbyterian Church.. Thc
progress Of any place can be discoy.
cred 10y is schools and churches.
We'll done for B.ackS!Ock
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

l. ARTIES will do we'll 10 come forward
Immediately and settle their notes and no
counts, which am tired Of having held
for the last "a months, or they will find
them IN the hands of the Trial Justice for
collection. | mean business strictly, for
their notes are bluc-mouidiug in my safe,
and can hardly preserve them. l think
they have sold cotton by this time. twill
soon sell. ]. u. MoCARLEY.
oct lS
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GE:TAL NoTICu.--Dr. lisnckvl
Will pay Il protest. ion:l visit to u inns.
boro on the 27,h. AZ his last visit
lie gave great satisfaction TO his pat.
rons, and these take pleasure in re-
commenting him to their friends.