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DROPOsALs FOB HAY AND GOAL.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMBNT,
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS,
Sal, p,o .WAsH,seION, Jolly 9, 1s74i
dsT,sn Proposals for Class No name the cassl for
IN. navy ard a. name the yard ~ will be received
oFsuGUsT, at which hour the opening of the bids
VIII be conmenced, for furnishing and delivering st
inc Navy ards named the articles embraced
B'1ea" If Yards and Docks, Class No. 20, Hay and
Kl,ery, 100 tons no Il; best Quality fine English
B9st91, leo tens 2.e lbs st hay, per ton
brcotyn, ~ tons 1910 lbs) first quality loose tim
Philadslphis. Is tons l2,2iO Ibsl bsst clover aud
Timothy hay, mixed, loose, per ton.
a. hlnGton. 30 tons (7,2iO lbs hay, best qualify
Norfolk, 20 tons q 40 lbs best quality timothy hay
Pensacola, 20 tons t2,s4O IbsJ best timothy and
Deliverie. TO be made mon hly as required.
BRveaE @ Yards and Docks. Class No. n, AntAra-
kiitery, 60 tons (22aO lbsJ White-ash, steamboat
Kiltey, 10 G, 20 lbsJ White ash, stove size.
Boston, 500 tens q 2,O lbs, white-ash, steamboat.
Boston, IS tons 24O lbsJ Redssh, for stoves and
Boston Is tons 30 bsl Red ash egg .ize per ton.
Boston, Is tons 240 he'd nut sze per ton
brCt klyn; 200 tons (,,ziO lbs Locust mountain,
Brgokiyn 80 tots (2ei0 lbs.) Locust mountain, egg
BROOKLYN, So tons eioIbs Locust ou utsin, stove
BROOKLYN, Is tons Cs2iO lbsJ Locust mountain, nut
size per ton.
Phisdelphs i,Otons 40 lbs b, st quality Lehigh
cCsl, egg size, per Il.
League leland 70. tens 40 lbsJ bait quality LIS
blgD cel, stove size, Ter ton
WsshiI gton, 90 tens q 80 lEs.) Whits-ash, stove
If is, 10 tons q 24e lbs Anthracite, stove size,
leTtSn.
Pensac, 60 tens q 20 bsJ Authr acite COAL per
ton.
B'.,.as Of Yards and Doaks, tlass No. %, Bttami.
noes Coat. 1874 rs.
hnitry' 100 t"Ls q 74O 3D. Cumberland coal for
smith use. per ton.
kIterJ is tors q $40 lbsl English camel COAL per
tn.
Boston, 80 tons g 40 lbs.D Lump Cumberland coal
iCi biScss Glth's n -, per to-.
81 IS tOIs fO lbs Broad top COAL run OF
the nILer. d est quaity for smiths use, per ton.
BrOc kltu, % tons 1870 los best Insshal canns
cceI iOi hrC engines, per ton,
Wsshi gten, 10 IONS 1910 IbsD Cumberland coal,
a. eTege run Of mines, per ton.
NJ ftok 10 tons ,2iO lbs) Cumberland coal, of
The mines. ger too.
Pensacola, rs tons q $40 tsJ Cumberland COAL per
ton
All the ecal TO be Of the best quality of its kind;
20 be delivered into carts provided by the govern
ent, ard the quantity delivered to be paid for at
the weights of tine Navy Yard scales.
All tie ccal embraced In these classes to be dely
ersd Oh or bef0i the LIST Of November next
Bond and security in the full amount OF the con-
tract will be required to It's faithful exeou
tiCn ard fnlfilment, and the Bureau reserves the
night 70 reject all OF the bids.
Jyl0f,4t &. z p. RODGERS, Chief Of Bureau.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page
WASHINGTON CITY;
July 10, 1874
The Star by Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer. or
any portion of il, may have TIE STAR sent to
their address for such time as they desire, at
the rate OF nfty cents per month. Orders, ac-
companied by the money, should be sent to the
business Office of the paper.
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= 0OLpBBR0, No. s23 D strsse northv n
NJ Bays % Per cent. moe for I'll kinds Of Wear
ing Apparel than any dealer in the city. Orders BIZ
mail RromItly attended to. Ladiss waited On 81
0n. 0oLpB1Ie. uyG.lWs
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Whole Tickets, So Half Tickets, as; Quarter
Tickets, 81 80; Eleven Whele Tickets or ~ Hall
Tickets for loo. No discount on less amouat
NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS
This Concert is strictly for MASONIC PURPOSES
aDo Will be conducted with the same lfber alty, hon.
esty, and fairness which characterized the first en-
terprise. JOHN L.. ROPER, Pres't,
For Tickets and Circulars giving full information
address,, HEERf v. MOORE, Secretary,
Masonic Relief Association, Norfolk, Va.
AgeTtS wanted ErsryirhsTs. Je29 m,wf,2m
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The WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains all
the news OF the week, local and general; all
about the comet; the great storm OF the fourth;
the TIton- Beecher affair; a large amount of
literary matter. stories, poems and sketches,
society and fashion notes, Washington news
and gossip, agricultural items, household re-
ceipts, &c, &c.
Terms. One dollar and q half per annum, in
advance; single copies Eve cents, in wrappers,
ready for mailing.
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ExNAL1 DIBlA111 Of au kinAs 6sosed. D.
DeE1ee oaee - e1oloss %: adviee and nsdi
elns wu p esns. AdAre0 In. Dy. THOHre0U,
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The ecOnOmizing Senators and Representa-
tives who were not able to keep their appoin-
tees in the departments, owing to the late re-
dueiion OF force, are now trying very hard to
ind places for them under the new District
Commission The Congressional pressure upon
the unfortunate trio Is said 10 be something
terrible,-the fact that they are cutting down
force ard have no new places 20 I'LL seeming to
give extra vigor and energy TO the efforts of the
hungry SolOns. IL their foresight had been as
gocd as their hindsight in this instance many
Of them would doubtless have voted differently
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PERSONAL.

If THE GENTLEMAN who was in Georgetown
= Few a., dsys age 20 purchase property on the
heE hts Ill call at my Office, any afternoon between
the hours Of and s, think can suit him. JAS.
L. DAVIS, No. 81 Congress ST., Georgetown. J9- ST.
HEREBY CAUTION ALL PERSONS OF par
- Iles fIen harbOIing or trusting my wife. MARY
HbBhlsOh, as she has left my bed and board with
out any just cause.
Jy7-6t' PETERO HARRISON
MADAME FLORENCE,
Nl 1HE CELEBRA1ED CLAIRVO YANT,'
L. unequaled in testing the past present and future
OF your life. In causing speedy marriages, bringing
the separated together, and pointing out the sure
way OF success in lite. In alters Of business her
advice Is invaluable She gives universe al satsfac-
ton; more ever regret consulting her Satisfaction
gwen. or no pay. Can be consulted at her ParIors,
NO. Ito v street northwest. Jy7-ly
OBSTACLES TO MABRIAGK-H Happy RELIEF for
~ Young Men from the effects of Errors and buses
In early life. Manhood Restored Impedments TO
Marriage removed. New method of treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent
free, In sealed envelopes Address HOIcdrd ASSocin
non NO South Ninth st Philadelphia, Pa.,-an
INSTITUTE ion having high putation for honorable
CONQUER ana professional skill. msyH-eOSm
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BOARDING.

E0R THREE MONTHS-The beet and cbeapest
d E0ARD, with or without rooms, IN the city
Oh I'm street, between X and northwest. Jy3 OF
DLEAsAST SOUTH FRONT FURNISHED
4 ROOMS WITH BOARD. In a very pleasant
and healthy locality. Northeast corner Mas sachu-
sets Avenue and 10th street northwest. leIl-4wr
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NEW SOLICITORS AGHNOY.

NEW SOLICITORS AGENCY.
Messrs. LAY, MORRIS, MOVES & MAURY
will prosecute every description of claim against
the District OF Columbia Office No. 223 Al street,
opposite the Morrison building.
J. G. LAY,
JNO. NORRIS,
y. v. MOVES,
U1Oot JNO. W. MAURY.
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S1LVRRB1RG,8
NJ Os1 8 DAMI's
WINE OF fHE WOODS.
VEGETABLE CATHARrIo AND TONIC.
Cures Dyspepsia, Csnsti patton, re,

BLOOD PuRrvIEl AND LIvER ISvIsolAIol,
Being . pleasant Pursative needed By old and
young. y4-m,w ,Afku
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SECOND AND LAST
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
AID OF THE
Masonic Relief Association
NORFOLK, VA.

NORFOLK, VA.
THURSDAY, September 3, 1874.
This enterprise is conducted by the Masonic BE-
LIEF ASSOCIATION, OF NOnFULK, VA under an.
thOTity CT the Virginia Legislature act pass ID
March otb, 1879, for the pose of raising funds
complete the Masonic Temple now in course OF
erection in Norfolk.
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LOST AND FOUND.

TAKEN BSTRAY BY the Metropolitan Police on
the eth instant, Gray HORSE, which ~
WI lie cold to the highest cash bidder, at IN
10 O'Clock a m, TUESDAY, July Ia, at 6X1
the Bazaar Of W. l.. Wall Co il ownership is not
proven prior thereto at this office, No. 4s2 Louisi-
ana avenue. By order
UlOt GkO. b. HERRICK, Property Clerk.
CD REWARD.-Lost, on Friday, July Sd, be.
SE tween 7th st and ayesne and Del. avenue and
Il st. south, a ladies' LOOKEr; black enamel on
one side attached to velvet necklace. The above
reward, II returned to No. 90 ass ave- east - q
OsTmOn the Sb Instant, on near Pa avenue,
IL PAPEBS, Msrrisgo License, &c } of no value
to any one except the owner A suitable rev ard
VIII be paid II left at st. John s Hospital, 1905 III
street northwest. Ij92t' MARY WALSH
g REWAkD-Strayed away, en- ihe lst instant,
,|C . horned COW; yellow with white spots;As
heavy with calf; long te6ts front and short ~ lE@
feais behind. The above reward rain il re- xA
tcrntd to D sENDHEIMEB, No. 1917 Sth street,
between aud O. iy36t<
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MARKET NOTICES.

w 2. SPARROW Inf rns his friends and
efsUds, No. 1T4 Center Market and No. ITO Saw
age tGrare Market, on regDlsr market days. IT,
fl'h Is Is TO GIkH NOTICE THAT WILL
OCCCPY MY
= STALLS, Mes. 500 AVID 500
OENTRR MARKET,
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 1lIH, lsrA.
1t THEODORE BARNES.
CKNTE MA KET.
will be Of my Old Stand,
STALLS 500, 561 AND ass CENrER MARKET,
To-MOkR0W (sATURPAYI MORNING,
with the best stock of
that be n arktt sfords.
Old customers and new invited TO CPL and see
for themselves. b HoET,
EKNTKR, SAVAGE sQUARK And EAs fERN
~ MARKETS.
GEO. n. OYSTER CO.,
RHOLESALB AND RETAIL DEALERS,
NEW YOBK,
yIBSIEIA,
PENNSYLVANIA,
IELAWARE, sDd
PHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER,
srd FRESH EGGS.
At LOWEST MAhkET RATES.
sTALLs-I15, I76, Ivy oo,..r w.r.o.
400, 4sI, ava oenter Market.
;o. $50, ls2 Savage :.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOOD

IIOO CI z II Y ISIlIN NT UUNDIDN.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
CARPETS, OILCLOTHs,
And good qualities Of
MATING
Now Is your chance to buy cheaper than ever at
e. d. ID. CARPET HOUSE,
GOA 7th Street,
je72-lm Between / and X northwest.
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FRENCH SAs nHr. fkEscH CANDY
The special attention 81 the public and dealers
generally is called 20 the fact that the undersigned
is constantly manufacturing and always has on hard
most varied and select stock Of the hnest PlJRI
TBENOH CANDIES manufactured on the prem.
tsesl, fbUl1s, NUTS, etc., which be il dispoSfns
retail. A. CAvA6NARO,
tss fennfylyaLla avenue northwest,
mAre+om Under National Hotel,
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ELPHONZO YOUNGs a Co. Grocers.
MASONIC TEMPLE, srH STREET,
Opposite U. d. Patent once.
J. ". JOHNSON. iel.-.r
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FOR SALE.
EGR sALI-sPaING WAGON, HORSE and
Snirr r Of SAM MEEks, Wagon Maker, -
FOR sALB-A PEDDLER's LICENSE, has
= eight ard half months to ran. Apply p:
MANI, 2O1 9TH street, OPP. Center Market. 1921
FOE sALK-At wallis Bszaar on Saturday,
IL the ntt inst, stylish BAY HOBsE, n
sound ard will trot close TO three minutes, IN
suistie Tor the moanttd police. Must be 80
LOB sALE-A HORSE, suitable for carriage or
Il saddle: sound and gentle in every re a :
spset Term. moderate. Apply low K. In
STEWART, foot of 18th street. jys6t' AZ4
E'OR sALE-A twin baby CARRIAGE, almost
mEhs, OF Bridge street, corner Of Jefferson,
Georgetrwn. jyS-3ts
EOR SALE-A brown HORsE, seven years old;
celItDt for family business pur- ~
Price S75, or with nice sett of harness, ga
S2e0. No. 637 O street northeast. jy9-3."
EOR SALE-several second. hand BUGGIEs,
L jimmy LINDs, and other light !. &6R0,
Carriages. will be Id very cheap. Be GX
pairing promptly ATTENDED E ia Il assHaM:
tie, seponnitory and factory 40, Ala sth street. be-
EOR SALE-Three WOOD and COAL CARTS:
Il also. CART HARNESSES; cheap for cash In.
streets. iva stS
EOR sALE-sPRING WAGONS Of ali sizes.
L TOP BUGGIks, one TWO SEAT NHRRI
very low pGise on JAS Hs'f PPfS%sGts
Prospect street, Georgetown. jel64wr
EOR sALE-A lsrge number Of Family OAR.
~ BIAGES. BUGG1kS, and SPRING. @0,
SW,daeeSHs old Is and new very cheap
i.,. !. COOK, 1s4 and SO Bridge street,
lt25 In Georgetown, d. o.
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To the Legislature Elect.
TOWNSHIP SUFFRAGE.

REPRESENTATIVES: 1 wonId like to
speak face to face, but having many
things to say, I write You with paper
aud ink through the columns CT the
PHOENIX. believe that you are dis.
posed to do what is right. but you are
not yot fully Satisfied that the Philis-
tines are upon you. The sooner, how.
ever. you take comprehensive and
statesmanlike view Of things, the bet
ter for your future prosperity. You
should take into confederation that no
party aota always. and that the great
questions which once agi.ated this
oountry-slavery, with ell ita concomi-
tant evtls-is played out. The exotic
mcnt which this created years ago. ia
gone glimmsring through the dream
of things that were. The great ques
tions now looming up are financial,
commercial. agricultural. manufaotur-
ing and internal improvements Those
In the future are to bs the great issues,
Involving much and varied discussion.
What concerns you now, more par
ticularly than anything else, is to make
alterations in State matters calculated
to bring about peace. harmony, good
feeling, justice and honesty; prepara-
tory for the consideration of those i'm
portant things. yet to be evolved. aud
which. ultimately, whether you iutro.
duce them or not. will take place.
Among the many changes-and
change il marked upon tbe fure of
naturs-is that of bringing about new
system OF castlng votes throughout
this State While We do not objucs to
universal suffrage, yet tho presen. sys.
tenn 10y which it is worked) is fraught
with corruption, unfairness aud dis
honesty. therefore, we suggest the fol-
lowing. to wit: The suffrage should be
SO restricted that every voter should
DO required 70 register his name at
leas. thirty days before election in his
cwn so~nship. and that every one fail
lug forfe.ts the privilege. In addition
to this, no voter should be allowed to
cast vote outside of his own town
ship. This will prevent repeating. anI
the frauds perpstrated SD grossly
throughout the State of South Caro-
lima. Almost every State IN the Union
has adopted this system, und it has
been found to work fairly and squureIy,
g'sing satisfaction to all parties. Iu
our view, it wonld be the best for the
Hrpnbllcan purity To introduce this at
once. aud obtain tho honor Of com
nencing thnt reform which they huvs
f"r the last six years nnswervingly pro-
missed to do. It is only matter of
lime, aud will he dune; SD We respect
fully aud deferensiallv suggest, would
1t not he wise aud profitable for you to
usher in something Of reformatory
nature? Iu conclusion, look to your.
selves, that you do not lose those
things which You have gained, aud
finally receive yonr full reward.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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At the CLOSE OF :hs late session of
the Court at Greenville, Judge Cooke
gs7e notice to the mem bers of the bar
that be would require them hereafter
to wear the regular court habit of
black. He directed the She:iff 10 pro-
vide himself with a cooked hat and
sword, which he must wear as he es-
corts the Judge to the seat of Justice.
Wonder if the Judge wears the old :.
time black gown?
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EeHlsiaeivo.

The Senate met yesterday, at IL M. +,
and after Few notices Of bills and
resolutions. adjourned. 1t seems that
the chairmen of committees, which
we're elected last Tuesday, have not
called them together, and have no re.
ports to make.
The proceedings in the House were
mostly formal calls and responses
from the Counties. Various notices
were given. A motion TO take copies
OF daily papers for the members
during tine session OF the Legislature,
was rejected by vote of ninesy-six to
eleven. The House agreed to meet
each day at. IL O'Clock a. NJ. Keith. Of
Darlington, thought the hour entirely
too soon, as members could not more
than get their breakfasts before that
hour. Subsequently he moved that
tho House adjourn over till Monday,
but his motion was rejected. This old
ieaven OF laziness and sinking has
several times manifested itself in the
new body. We are glad that it has
met with but little encouragement so
far. Members who desire to adjourn
80 frequently for suoh long periods,
had better resign the functions which
they find go irksome. Mr.. Paris
Simpkins offered resolution which
prohibits armed bands of men from
assembling, without authority OF law.
Also, one fixing the numberof COM
mittees. which was adopted
Mr.. Muller introduced concurrent
resolution to call on the Governor for
q report of the names of persons
pardoned by him during the last year.
his reasons therefor, and the circnm-
stances under which it was granted.
Mr.. Orittenden offered a resolution,
which was agreed to, that no bill
granting charters, except in accord.
ance with the Act passed on the sub
lecs by the last Legislature, be con-
Sidered by the House.
Mr.. Meetze gave notice of bill to
amend the Act to raise supplies for tho
year commencing November l, 1874.
The order of the House was good
The presiding officer proceeds in tue
business with deliberatlon aud firm
ness. He shows an Intelligent grasp
of the duties devolving on him, aud
proper consideration and patience to-
wurds the members.
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To Our city Fathers.

Our Legislature is beginning it's
work with the cry of retrenchment on
the lips OF many Of its members. Oar
Governor elect Expresses the hope TINT
We will soon havs better government; !;
that rings will be destroyed, and tsn.
publicans will join Conservatives III
the good work Of low ia xes and refo m.
While our people were again beginning
to have some confidence IN the futnre,
and signs of prosperity were agniu
springlug up around US, unfortu-
nately for the interests of Columbia,
her Council have dampened the nrdor
OF many citizens by the alarming IN
nouncement that the tax on property
will be increased ono and one-haIt Der
cent.
The real and personal property Of
the State amounts to S5, TOO. U0O-a
tax at mills will amount to S45 600.
Tbe Interest on the city debt OF $500,
00u is about $42. 900, and yet the city
fathers propose co raise, by extra taxa
ton, S85. 500 to pay this interest.
Thlnk we'll, gentlemen. before you
attempt to enforce snch an excessive
tax. 1t will be Injurious to the best
interests of the city. Besides. if you
persist in the effnrt to enforce 2Ia per
cent, you will be SO harassed by vexa-
tious litigation aud failure to pay
taxes, that at the end Of the year there
will realIy be less money in the trea-
snry than if you would relucs the
amount OF tax to 1a per cent.
SEMEN
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The South Carolina Annual Con.
terence OF tha methodist Episcopal
Chnroh, South, will hold it's next SEES
sion IN the city of Greenviile, includ.
ing the second Sunday in Drosmber.
Arrangements are being made for he
reception and entertainment OF dele.
gates and visitors.
The Rev. Dr.. Dudley. O! Baltimore.
has accepted tue assistant bishopric OF
K"ntncky.
A young oolored child WAS burned
to death in it's cradle. near Charlotte.
N. O.. few days ago.
MIN r DAVIS died at WoodrnfY's.
Spartanbarg Coanty, few days ago.
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IHE SITUATION AT New ORLEANS
Ehe bewildered reader of the despatch
es no" daily received from New Or.
Jeans will thank us for explaining that
y IS +" popularity of an election
in Lonieiana, that the election does not
tegin until the voting is oyer and
the returns arc received at the Capitol.
The laws of that State were framea
With the simple purpose of securi no In
Louisiana Republican Administra.
tion for all TINA. The choice of of.
dcers is. therefore, vested in Return
ing Board. which is a self-perpatuat.
ing body. being empowered to All ali
vacancies In its membership. An ap.
peal from its decision even to the
courts ID forbidden; for although the
eiection law casually refers TO CONTEST,
the Supreme Court of the State has
expressly decided that the returns shall
NOT DC addaced to set aside the de-.
cis'on OF the Board and the certificate
OF the Governor. The Bonrd is EN-
powered to oaDvass the whole vote and
TO thro" out any portion OF it almost
ad H6ifu'n; 30 that it is quite possible
1or caudidate whose DoiitIcs are an.
proved by the canvassers to be- ds.
olared elected. although be may no,
have received half as many votes as
his opponent.
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Meeting of Coun,y Ia. Un,oo

At the request of many citizens, q
meeting of this Union will be held
at 1rwin's Hall. on Monday next. at IL
NJ. to consider aud to endeavor to de-
wise some means of reducing the pro-
posed enormous and unprecedented
tax levy of the city of Columbia. All
persons, without regard to race. color
or party affiliations. are invited to at-
tend. WhI. WALLACE.
Prest. Richland Co. Tax Union.
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CHAS II. DITBON i CO.,
Nov % sw1 I'll Broadway, NJ.
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An Estray Cow

E HAS been OH my premises for
N<F43A -cverai months. aud am dssir-
@ 'us that the owner should have
-X.a4-Aner. She is a large red COW,
white u"ier the belly, with smooth crop
IN each car. The owner can get her by
paying e1oen1e.. Apply to G. ". SHARP,
ak miles from Columbia, on Crane Creek
Nov Is 2s
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Springs. AxIes and Iron.

nUR stock of SPRINGS and AXLES. Az
~ we'll as IRON OF all descriptions, is
rcry large. Purchasers will save money b {;
procuring these goods. al well az Carriage
Material, at the Hardware Establishment 0j
Nov 2S JOHN AGNEW & SON
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Geo. Symmers-Wines aud Liquors.
John Agnew & Son-Hardware, Sc.
Ditson i Co.-Musio.
q. W. Sharp-Estray.
Holman Opera Troupe.
A. Palmer To Rent.
Columbia Typographical Union.