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Gu y A Il ID NE.

=, MHh the view of diminishing the chanoes NJ rot
IsIon, the steeiners uf this Line take a speeifss
course Tor al seasons OF the year.
vOn the outw ard passage from Queenstown 20 Neu
iofk OF Boz ton, crossing Meridian u al Al a La
or nothing To the EOrI OF a. 'f'
% the homewsrd passage, crossing the Meridian
pso al A lat. or nothing 20 the north of a.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
bhIHkEN NEH FORH AND LIYERPOOI-
CALLING AT COCK HARBOR
sc tis.......Wed. MAY elPartLis 3, NJ ~
,Cubs......-- We'd. May Is China - sat Msy al
yeNa ..-.;. Sat May J6l CsIsbris.--Wed :, june :
AbSssinis-Wed Msy - Batavia. We'd Jnpo &
Ana every following WEDNESDAY, and SAT
ChDA1 rom New Isrk
sengers.
R.TEs OF Phs.ksE.-Oabin, $50, 600, ana slso.
eotdi according 20 accommodation. Tickets 10 Pa.
re, els, gold. additional. Return tickets on favor
able terms. etserase, go, currency
cteerage tickets frUm Liverp pool and Queenstoyu.
sna al psrts Of Europe, a lowest rates. Through
pile OF lsding given Tor Belfast, Glasgow Hsyre.
antwerp, and other ports the CONT nent and for
mecfterraDeen ports. For freight AID cabin pass
ge, spply ~ tue Comps ONCE. No. q Bowling
Sreen, ior steersge passage, No. III proadway,
Irinity Binding, or TO OTIS BIGELOW, Banker.
900 9Th street, Op posite PstAnt Oafce.
Jsnh-ly CHAs. @. BhAECKLYH Agent
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THOSE desiring country seats should consul
the advertisement or Col. Darlington in an
other column.
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A Row AMONG THE EMPLOYEES OF THE
GOVERNMENT INSANE AsYLUM-Yesterday a
riot broke out among the wOrkmen employed at
the Government Insane Asylum, which for a
time, threatened to be q serious affair. 1t Ia
represented that q conspiracy was entered into
by some of the hands to infiict corporal punish
ment upon one II. l.. Weeks, and while some
engaged in the attempt the others prevented
any interference on the part OF the Oyerseers
and by this arrangement had things all their
own way. This morning DR.. Nichols dispatched
one of his overseers, Edward lie Barnes, to this
city to obtain warrants for the arrest of Moses
Smith, Marshal Hawkins, George Hill John III,
Hill and Robert Hill.
The warrant was placed in the hands of OH
Ger Arnold, who arrested the men named and
brought them before Judge Smell at o'oloc K
to-day. They were arraigned on the charge of
assault and battery on Hiram l.. Weeks, and
pleaded not guilty. Mr.. Weeks is vegetable
gardener at the asylum, and testified that Moses
words about some orders which had been disc
beyed, they attacked him, and on Mr.. LIE Barnes
atts mptiDg TO interfere some OF them held him
while the rest beat witness, and cried out "Kill
him." Mr.. LeBarnes testified to the same effect.
and said all the prisoners were engaged in the
riot. j. W. Hill, one of the defendants, was here
discharged and put on as a witness, 1t appear
ing that he erdeavored to advise the rest not to
strike Weeks His testimony was not important.
Smith was allowed to make q statement, as he
had no witnesses to offer, but 1t was simply an
excuse or himself. Mr.. Lyon, chief clerk TO DR..
Nichols, read statement sent BY the doctor. 10
the effect that bad not these men have under
taken to take redrf 90 for o supposed grievance
by personal chastisement, he would have felt
called upon to reprimand the attendant, Weeks,
and as Il was be reluctantly caused them to be
arrested for the sake OF sustaining the discipline
OF the institution Smith and Hawkins were
thereupon fined IS each, and the others dis
missed with reprimand.
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A Boy SuFPocATHD TO DRArH By SNoKR.-
A FIRE, caused by the explosion Of coil oil
lamp, broke ont In tenement house In Phila-
adelphia last night. On the second focr three
boys were asleep. They were discovered In an
unconscious condition, from inhaling smoke.
died.
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THK FIRE DEPARTMENTAL the meetin o Of
the Board of Fire Comm ssiOners last evening
the report of the Chief Engineer for the
hontn OF Aprll as read stating that there
were 10 alarms during the month tor fires
which involved total alleged loss OF kiI59.
with an insurance on the Same of 5000 The
following appointments and changes have oc-
CURED: April 10, appointed Lewis p. Lowe
temporary foreman of No. Engine Company.
vice Daniel McDevitt, reduced to private by
MS request and transferred to No. Engine
company. April "a, promoted Jas. Sprinpman
private on No. Engine Company. 10 he
temporary hostler OF said company, vice Haw-
kins, hester, resigned. Ne mbers OF the board
have made the following appointments: April
"A, Commissioner Morgan: Robert LabiIle, vice
Hawkins, resigned, and Springman, promoted
April y, Commissioner Hume: Charles Meade,
wee Seltz, resigned, and Savoy, promoted
engineer of No. company, to take effect from
May i, vice Daniel Barron, deceased A priI
so, Commissioner Reed: Edw. b. Cation, vice
Jasper Smith, re igned, and Frank III. Lewis
promoted.
The report OF the superintendent of the fire
alarm telegraph was received and filed.
The resignation OF Jasper A. Smith as fire.
man OF NO. Engine Company was received
and accepted.
Mr.. Thomas moved that all condemned horses
adopted.
Mr.. Reed moved hat the appointment of
VIM. Shedd as engineer of No. Engine Com
pany be confirmed; adopted.
frmed as engineer Of No. Engine Company;
adopted.
Mr.. Collins moved that all transfers or MEM
bers Of the force made by the Chief Engineer
be reported to the board at its next meeting;
On motion Of Mr.. Collins, consideration of the
charges against Foreman Hurdle, of No 2
company, was postponed. Adjourned.
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TIE Row IN THE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL
CoNNIrTEE--A meeting Of the Republican
Central Committee was called ct Union League
Rail last night by A. III. Green, which was at
tended oy the delegates who insist upon the
tandity or the recent election Of said Green as
PRESIDENT Of the committee by portion OF the
oeleeAtes- After talking the situation over, Q
nouon 70 adjourn to this evening and hold o
meeting ., Union League hall at i:3O D. m. was
carried. Al the same time and place a meeting
- - ossn called by Mr.. j. I. Settle, who signs
hepaohSAn Oommittee. A lively time NAV be
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The OLDEST INHABITANTS ASSOCIATION
met yesterday afternoon at the City Hall, DIR.
u. Is. Blake in the chair and j. Carroll Brent
secretary. A volume OF Essays on Taste, Nor
ais and National Policy" which formerly be-
lODsed TO Mr.. Jefferson's library, WAS presented
by MIR. James p. TustiD. Mr.. James Lawren-
soD, recently elected member, gave an account
of his trip from Baltimore to this city in 1924,
and some OF his experiences as local reporter in
days OF yore. Messrs- s. Mast, W. II. williams
II. keiss, Samuel Stettenius and Nicholas Cal
Ian were appointed a committee to arrange for
celebrating the coming 4th of July. Mr. John
bowling gave lengthy and interesting account
OF his recollectiOns OF the late sirs Anna Royal,
OF Capitol Hill. and the document was ordered
10 be spread on the minutes eff the meeting
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PA-There u to be another great ship-launch
at Chester on the 18th OF this month. Mr..
Roach will then have another mammoth iron
vessel for the Pacific Mail Steamship COM
pany, q comrade, in fact, Of the City Of Picking.
The new ship, which was to have been called
the City Of Yeddo, will receive the name Of the
City Of Toxic, after the present capital Of Japan.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Ausements, &C.. Tonight.
hdfsonat T1eGter-Carncross & Dixie,s cele-
brated minstrel troupe.
FORTE Opera Rouss.--Mrs. Agnes Booth as
Pauline in The Lady OF Lyons"
fhedter ComiSH>.-La Jardin Mabille and the
Partisan Can-Can.
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RY THOMAS DOwLIN0, AactioDeer-

7RUsTEEs sALK OF REAL ESTATE ON
mONIGOmkRY srREET, NEAR WEST
SrkskT. GEORGE TOWN, ID. q.
n By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Osurt
% the istrict of Columbia, pass on the 7ti
-dsy az April. A. ~. ls7t. 10 equity Gauss NS
$50 OF John M. s'alliHgs ct al. vs.. William A
stalitg ct 81 the undersigned, trustee, viii saI
enbIc auction TO the highest bidder, on TUBS
pA1, may ~, A ID. ls!4, st s. 80 O'Clock D. m on
the pre misee, part OF Lot number tuo hundred AMI
eleven l2l) 10 Thomas Beslls addition to ssaorge-
town, IN the District o Slumba begn ains for the
same ~ point on the east side OF Montgomery
aud running theros south zen ti9D feet thence
east sixty 800 feet thence north nineteen l9D
.nence west sixty (60) feet TO plscs of bssinniax
Ierms OF safe; One third cash; balance ia AL in
eaiments In six 70 and twelve flip months, with
interest from day Of sale, for which peroyed aot
sneI DC slven deed will be given upon fall pay.
ment OF purchase money. Conveyaacing at cost 81
the purchaser. Deposit II one hIndrsi doIls,s
lslUD Will be required on day If sale IL terms OF
teIe are not com lied with in five 50 lays the trus
zee reserves the right to resell the or ps-ty AZ IN
Tlss and cost Of the defsultns purchaser after ave
IN II GRxESE, Trustee.
nNS-I THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
Spring Dress Goods.
BECK A paf as a-d NJ hairs,
bieae he'd Cottons and sheetings,
sIring Cloths AZ q Csssimares,
iuil took of Mourning Goods,
strsw Mattings, Floor Oil Cloths.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
may2-I IOt Bridge st-eA,
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The WASHINGTON PHARNACRUTrCAI Asso-
CATION met last night, and the committee on
legislation reported. through Mr.. g. s. Price,
that their bill 10 regulate the practice Of phar-
macy bad been introduced in the Legislature.
Gr +. A. Tschiefely made an interesting speech
In favor Of the bill, charscteriZing the bill OF
the National College of Pharmacy as a monop-
oily bill, which allowed all clerks to engage in
the practice OF pharmacy, but denied them the
right 70 open and conduct drug stores for them
selves, on the ground that more competen cy is
required on the part Of proprietors than assist
ants, when the bill OF the association recognize
both classes as being competent 20 prepare and
dispense medicine for the community.
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White, OF the fourth precinct, was called upon
70 arrest travelling clock repairer named ID.
W. Bates, on complaint of respectable colored
lion Of the city, on the charge Of assault and
attempt at rape upon his wife. Complainant
states that this man called at his house about
$50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon for the purpose
OF soliciting job of work; his wife was alone,
and Bates made improper proposals to her,
which she Indignantly repealed, and he then
made an assault on her. At this time complain
Ant retnI ned home, and as he entered his house
the assailant beat hasty retreat, The offic.r
TOOK him In custody, and this morning on the
arrival Of the black maria at Police Court
bates was placed in the dock. On inquiry into
the circumstances Mr.. Gloss fled a charge of
simple assault and battery, to which defendants
PLEADED guilty, and q fine Of IS and costs was
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may2-tr IN, R-,,,o s,-oo,
Ky THOMAS DoWLING, Auctioneer.

III IHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
HIGHLY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
GS66PPnur ,AnuSTi0N ON BRIDGE sTREEr,
On WEpHEsDAY AFTERNOON, May sth, at
oeCiockl on the premises, will sell the four re-
mslnii g lots upon which the Presbyterian Church
.rH stood, each fronting "A feet by a depth Of
lio, To ten foot wide alley
Terms:-One-third cash; balance e. 6, Il, Is, and
"a NOR ms, per interest, c1ref by fee OF
us, 90 the properly sold Convey ancing at cost Il
off. THou No w 4 Tn nu uOA
arsO-td lnct;. 80
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A. b. KIRKLAND CHARGED WITH FALSE
fRkTBNCEs--Hs IS Held 20 Bal for a Heariag
90 SdtuTddy.-N esterday afternoon, after Mr.
b Kirkland, witness. before the District inyes-
ilgatng committee, left the Capitol, he was ar
rested by Detectives Sargent and McElfresh on
sWarrant charging him with obtaining board :.
&C, under false pretences. The warrant was
Issued oy ;. commissioner j. j. johnson on
the oath Of I. z. Roes.le, of the Arlington
motel. The accused was taken before the COM
missioner, and gave bail in the sum of Al 800
Tor bearing on Saturday next. The affidavit
on winch the warrant Is based sets forth thar
klrtlsnd came to the hotel in January 1879
hsillDg from Greenbush, y. Y; that he an
pssred 10 be q man Of means and after WAITING
several weeks complainant presented his ac-
count, and received a draft on a party named
FITZPATRICK, in Albany, which was returned dis
honored, and complainant then made another
demand, receiving draft on Chicago, which
was also dtshonOred. The defendant then re-
presented that he had real estate in Chi,ago
and he was further INDUCED, and several other
SIats were drawn, which were not honored
MY Roessle charges further that these repre-
sentauons OF defendant were wholly false
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IMMENSE kEDUCTIONl
BR0DH m n I'm

bhODhBAD Il co.
Are Tow opening an entire new stock az nav
head, At v opderfully low prices - ' "'N'
Utese eooos IN srs at variety and OF the best styles
aia taorles, from l2hc. MP 10 81 50 per yard
e ss9hs pdsek siIks, CSC, 81 Is, 81 50, 81 rs, 81
nuine rsTket prices, and Of the best makes aud
Sic. and up ~ N'u'n
Reversible Ottoman shswIs 81 a.
W bite Shetland Wool shawis, al IS
Ladi 3 ali LiCen Hemmed Hardkerchf.fs Isx.
Ladies One Button Oulored Kids &c sN
Ladies Two Button Party Kids 75c
Iansdae Can bro PC, and other Blsached ara Tn.
ppltscheo LOTIONS &c and upwards Good low priced
Prints, SIC. Splencis style fsstcoIored Print. onS
RS:c. 81 Linen Towels. 81 per dozen and no
DI sS SIensalnes from ao te per yard; (thsss
Psrssois IN great variety, very low. Goats and
OIsIns spoei Cotton, &c, and lot Of other goods
equally Low. Our goods are OF the best makes and
sSles' selected with great care, bosght ano sold
$500 BhODdKAD q Co.,
msIs4-sm I2Os streets. bet LIT h and 18th sts
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WILCOX q GIBB's SEwINe MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intslligencer building. 10,8
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notice. NOTICEu NOTICEW

DRY GOODS are still selling a, la ,.,.. .,
bAATERs :, 1879 Pennsylvania avenae Mohsirs
an9 hlrscss cheaper than ever. Dress Goods Pigues
White Goods at popular prices. Catt 5ns and
rsneoes clesp. BED Spreads, Towels, Napkins and
Isole Lluen at balgains. Hosiery, Lssfies' AMI
Gents handkerchief, aud q general asso-troAnf ~
Notions at low fsures sns.,r
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THnRMoMRrERs and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near Az street.
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NEW ExPBEss I'M VIA CANAL,
'HIihsS ST6s Alb dbEHAEEsEa

- MAXWELL IOWu y V
Prom Pier :, sorss Wssrs p.si Pm. -
tSHssB5 af,, J. wsihap S and SAT A
Prom 81 Water street, 0eorssssvp. 10. q NON
DAT and FRIDAY Ct D. N. ~ w.
This line connects q PhiIsdeIphis with ssOlydes
Iron Line" Of .sesmeu for Providenoe, Boston ana
new kneianc etstes. No Wharfage IN Bootou b.
shs line mypS ~ 56fp ssl Afsn, fer D. q o.
WALDO A. EAhCn. - Oonsre0 strset, Boston.
Ireiehts delivered BY KneEt Exprss. Or.
nne, OF st the steamer wharf YIN Be pronDsly a.
ended 70. spe-H
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AZ ELkaAHT ZOE CREAM AND OYSTER
PARLOkS,
auK1S-N 81 Hieb street. Gesrsetovu ID q
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To PREVENT Fever and Ague there 10 nc
preparation Ike Dooleys Calisaya Tonic. 81
per bottle. 60
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SPECIsL BARGAINs IN pRY GOODS
~ At 3. rHOS. BROWNS,

Harris Seamless and Button Kid Gloves,
harris victoria Buttau Kids ~ 81 IS aud 81 60
very cheap, ~
Son Umbrellas, ell the new styles,
and 20 cents, ~ '"' W
BlF silks; BIZ Grenadines, pure Mohair Lu,tres,
Gray and Black Striped Summer SiIks
Gray Dress Goods for Suits
OsII eaIly aud examine my stock, bought for cash
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THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. LIS
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THE TRADES.
GIBSON BROrHEKM

oNBhorhEhA
~ Boss asd JED Prtaters
avIH f0nr-y ante Avenue, .,ruth side
lovely tsss E-ss S-srta y,
PLUMBING, GAs-FITrIsG AND sUWER
hSk Ro9gtll attended Co, On reAs1nal.Ss term
sa.s ~ bhltNs Practical Plumber, No
DVs Lotielsns avenue, near STU street, north 90
hestd nee 5N9 sth street norrboast SoaeiaitX rfN
LINED PIPE always or hsnd ~, =.
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Inc continualt grease q business making II ne
cesssry 10 rebuild my store aud otherwise incroasa
my facilities for the execution Of all orders shall
De loHno, during ting prsgrt of the work AT
~ BRIDGE STREET,
lew doors above Jefferson street
AS the Improvement will not interfere with the
execution OF work in the dyeing and securing de-
RaItmen, all orders OF my friends will be promp pity
hlled and highly appreciated '
W. 81. WHEATLEY,
Dyer and Scourer,
Georgetown, D. O. mara..tr
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liable BROTHERS,
MERCHANT TALLORS q FINE CL0rHLBRs
mayl-tr Corner 1th and % streets.
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FOUNTAIN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS novel
and beautiful for fish and flowers. Just the
thing for cOnservatories. Call and see in op-
Grafton at the show rooms of Hamilton & Pear
SOD, Y. NJ. G. A. building. eo6
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AT u meeting Of the Board Of Direct
ors of the Union Savings Bank. of Co
lumbin. held on the 22d inst. the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
Whereas God has been pleased to
remove from us, after q long illness,
our late fellow director. II. G. Shiver;
and, while bowing to the inevitable, it
becomes US to recognize his worth and
usefulness in the past, and our sorrow
at his removal from our midst SO early
in life; feeling assured that in this we
are in sympathy with the entire COM
munity amongst whom lie moved SO
lately; therefore, be it
ReSoired, That in the doath Of Mr..
Robert G. SILVER this board has lost
an honored and trusted associate
ReSolced, That we hereby sincerely
convey our heartfelt condoleuce with
his family in their cad bereavement.
Resoiced, That this preamble and
resolutions be forwarded to the family
OF the deceased. engrossed upon our
minute book, and published in the
daily papers Of this city.
G.. NJ. WALKER, Cashier.
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On Wednesday afternoon. in the
neighborhood of Charlotte, N. c., a
fash of lightning struck tree. killed
horse and mule and so seriously in
jured coIored man who was driving
the team, that his life is despaired of.
KILLED BY REAPER. Van
derbrok, who was mangled by reaper
in harvest field near Minister, Shelby
County, Ohio, Saturday, died Monday.
Her mother, Mrs. Bergman, was killed
by reaper in the same accident.
Alderman Hudgins, who recently rt :
signed from the Charleston board. DIS
covered that aims house ratioDs were
issued to individuals who hud been
dead four years. He promises other
fraudulent revelations.
Jasper Watson was so severely hurt
by gun in his own hands, few nights
ago, while ucting as watchman ut Scum
lHn's store. fork of the Dorchester and
State road, that ne died on the Z2d.
A German robber, named John
Sch wick. who left the fatherlunl hnr-
riedly, having beeu detected III rob
bing u store in New York. is about to
be sent back to bis cid home.
Among nll the statistics of female
hygiene, there is none 4. ore suggestive
fhan this. that no woman was ever
attacked with faintipg tit in church
while wearing last years. bonnet.
Bliss, of Indian Hill. Cal. found
there was hole in his dam and
jumped in aud plugged it with his
own 220 pounds OF humanity until the
water was drawn off by the gatewaye.
1t ia only thirty years since the first
electric telegraph line was established,
and at this time there are many more
than 1000, 600 miles of telegraph wires
in use.
The savings banks of New York have
an excess of nsscts over MI liabilities
amounting to S21, AS .796.
10000 portraits of the Prince Itnpe-
rial were seized in Paris ut the North
ern Railway station.
A San Francisco man has invented a
machine which cnts, threshes and
sacks grAin, oil at the same time.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
jacob Levin-Gas Stock.
Tribute Of Respect to r. @. Shiver

HOTEL ARRIVALS, July %, 1874
Columbia Hotel-T 8 Clarksou, N c.;
j Jenkiuson, Mobile; Mrs NJ G McIn-
tosh. Miss Mcintosh. J Stout, Mrs
A Gibson, Miss L Gibson, Miss f.
kiddell, s G; J D Stoney. Charleston;
d % Renb. Ga; b D Farley, s g. U r r.
Hendrix House-M B Titman. J A
McBryde. GA; Miss E Mccall, Miss nj
Mccall. Darlington; Mrs E e Moore,
Winnsboro; D + Reid. r s Desportee,
Chester; " s Smith, " Hollings-
worth, Union.
Wheeler House-W b Rovall, T c
Jarona. N G; r S Moore, Va; L G
Northrop. Samuel Sampson, city: B F
Bryan, N G; z Dui1ie. A Rose, Edward
Ryan. Charleston; J NJ Hsden, Md;
Mrs Kaeriand, Ga.
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SCHENcK' S SEA WEED ToS1o. In the
atmosphere experienced here during
the summer months. the lethargy pro-
duced by the heat takes away tie Ge-
sire for wholesome food, and frequent
perspirations reduce bodily energy,
particularly those suffering from the
effects of debilitating diseases. In
order to keep q natural healthful ac-
tivity of the system, we must resort to
artificial means. For this purpose,
Sohenck's Sea Weed Tonic is very
effectral. A few doses will create an
appetite and give fresh vigor to the
enervatea body. For dyspepsia, it is
invaluable. Many eminent physicians
have doubted whether dyspepsia can
be permanently cured by the drugs
which are generally employed for that
purpose. The Sea Weed Tonic, in it's
nature, is totally different from such
drugs. II contains no corrosive mine.
rails or acils-in fact, it assists the re-
gular operations Of nature, and sup
plies her deficiencies. The Tonic, in
its nature, so much resembles the gas.
trio juice, that it is almost identical
with that fluid. The gastric juice is
VIC uhtuEa4 ooAScdt WutCus III u AobAtnS
condition of the body, causes the
food to be digested; and when this
juice is not excreted in sufficient guam
titles, indigestion, with all it's distress
ing symptoms. follows. The Sea Weed
Tonic performs tho duty of the gastric
juice when the latter is deficient.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic is sold by
all druggists. July 8 t13
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THE Georgia Gin,''

We again call the attention of those
without GINS to the above Gin. Wo hayo
sold them for seven years, and the univer-
sal satisfaction they have given and the
largely increased demand aud sale each
yoar, is tho best evidence of their merits.
Wo believe they will GIN FASTER, MAKE
A BETTER LINT, RUN LIGHTER AND
GIN CLEANER, than any other Gin in the
market. Order early. OF
LORICK & LOWRANCE,
July % Agents for South Carolina.