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HE CHrLpRrs,s SUNDAY WAxrs

The Fast Black Hose with double knees We eel In
sizes as large as No 10 for % cents pair
The difference between PrLd.s R9yal ,ro,s and rre-
vaiing prices L. illustrated with REFERS lou Know
those Navy and Red Cloth Refers with brass button.
generally sell at az. p for 4years size aud rise IN
price so that the l2-year size 10 s3 So We charge
s2.25 for all sizes
Prom % cents TO 90 our price ex,r.mss for SHIRT
WAISTS. We quote what we think the best values
those at 80 cents. They are elegantly Numbered.
plain white and figured French percale 3py pieatel
fronts. collar and cuffs Choose from the Chamrion-
the Acme" or the Little Lord" All superior makes
Here is a very great bargan-9S cents tor French
G1NGHAM DRESSES for Children from / to 4 years;
some with low necks and short sleeves also styles for
little boys. Many Of these dresses worth 81 ~
Equally as good bargain gSc Sun Hats shirred
and Corded India lawn.
Such Q variety Of Ginghsm and White Suits for Chill
dren that you may call tomorrow aud obtain suit for
Sunday that could not At better made 20 order
Ages to IA years. 9s to sl2 a SUIT: ages 20
Years. 9S cents 10 Sl0.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
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B. Ros1ssox & Co.'S RrxAsxs.

WHILE WE HAVE no LEADERS On
BATS. YET EACH AND EVERY GAR
MENr WE SELL YOU Is ONE HUNDRED
CENTS INTRINSIC VALUE FOR EVERY
DOLLAR INVESTED.
WE HAVE PUT FORTH OUR BEST EF-
FORTS THIS SEASON, AND THE RE-
suit IS SOMETHING TO BE PROUD OF.
SEE THE ELE0ANT LINE OF SACK
SUITS FOR THE LARGE BOYS AND
YOUNG MEN. ALL OF THIS SEASONS
MAKE AND OF THE CHOICEST FABRICS.
ALSO A FULL LINE OF CUTAwAY
SUITS IN THE CELEBRATED CLAY
DIAGONAL, ENGLISH CORKsCREw,
FRENCH THIBIT AND AMERICAN CAS-
sINERES AND CHEvIOTS, AND THE
PRETTIEST ASSORTMENT OF sEPA-
RATE TROUSERS EVER SHOWN IN
WASHINGTON.
EVERY GARMENT READY TO PUT
RIGHT ON. AND We ABSOLUTELY
GUARANTEE THEM TO BE THE EQUAL
OF THE BEST CUSTOM TAILOR GAR
MENTs. ALL AT PRICES THAT ARE
WAY BELOW THOSE CHARGED BY
HOUSES THAT HAVE CUT.RArE SALES
TO PROVIDE FOR
B. ROBINSON & CO.,
YOUTHS AND BOYS oUTFIrTERs,
300 PENNA. AVE. NV.
m23-eo
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SILK Grows AND Mrrra
AT REDUCED PRICES

Al hkDOCED fhlSLo
We have cheaper and more expensive Gloves and
Militia but we take what and consider the best
values and reduce them in price for this special sale
80 CENTS for soc. Miisnese silk Mouseuetsirs
Gloves You know the inertia Of Milanese siik-light
in weight yet unusually durable.
"A CENTS for our Soc silk Militia These are known
q Jersey Mitts and made Of NIilsnese silk
5OCENTs for our 5Sc SIX Mitts. No better quality
than the shove. but extra length
sD-A Fast Black aud III the new summer shades.
TIE PALAIs ROYAL
A. LlsNER
Come 18th st. and Pa ava
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GLOVES THAr ARE WARRANTED.
And at reduced prices.

And al reduced prices
Could We afford to tyOn at our risk gloves that
would be liable to spiti C0Uld loe guaraa,sc every
pair If we knew many would be returned 10 uss
We ask the above questions because the public are
apt to Judge merely by price,
The credit stores charge s2.25 for gloves that
We sell at slso Another illustration is 81 for Pig
skin Gloves for which we charge 50 cents.
The special ssle-for Thursday. Friday and sstur.
day CMay D. % and 24is the last Of the season and
affords an opportunity to supply yourself for the BAL
ance Of the summer at a material saving
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-23

New York, state and city, is wrestling with a
grade crossing bill now before the governor
for his signature. The bill is opposed to cross
ings at grade, but instead Of providing that
railroads must conform to the ordinances Of
the cities through which they pass, it provides
that cities must conform their ordinances to
railroads which pass through them, and streets
must be elevated or depressed according as
they happen to strike the railroad. Such a
bill as this has peculiarities which are well
worth the careful elaboration of the studious
publicist, moralist and municipal economist.
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MEx's SUMNER NrcKwr,R Der
LADIES PRop.p1r SUxp,y W,x7

LADIES RoBABLE SUNDAY w ANTS
Quite adapted for sunday are the White Pug
fish FLANNEL BLAZERS with White VI Colorel Col
lar and Facings 81 each
IL Sunday is warm our new Lawn SHIRT WAISTS
may be worn under the Blazer. They come ia pretty
hgures and stripes OF Red Blue and Bsck are peat.d
back and 'front.' turnover collar aud cuffs Csc. the
price, 81 25 the actual worth
Preferable, perhaps. for Sunday are the White
NAssAR SHIRTS We show them with rlaip or
pleated BOSOM standing or turn-down collars ell 80
OF quality. for only sl3l. Those Of coored French
Percale. warranted fast colors. only 81. 81
The correct Studs and Ties for them.
Asurprse will be the qualities OF these Handkerchief.
With embroidered scallops for Is cents. with hem
stitched and embroidered borders cents. Twenty
hve and l29p cents are the usual prices
Think Of Lyons Novelty Parasol OF sun Umbrella
Tor az es Even better styles than those offered the
other day.
II you require Buckle. Hat Pin or any OF the many
little ornaments in Jewery you find here the latest
summer novelties at typical PaIdls R9yd Ir1oes.
And so with Ribbons, RuchInss, Hose and Gloves
We have more TO write Of Gloves below
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued belowl
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DEsr ONDREssED AID GLovEs.
every Pair warrantedD
Can there be two bests.
In sense, yesi
These Undressed Kid Mousauetaires are made from
selected skins only and made only by EXPERTS
ALL ARE SUPERIOR, but the best Of these Best
Gloves selected and put on the market at very
high price. usually selling s2 25 and a. so pair
The balance generally advertised and sold as tia
best at 81 pair.
PALAIs ROYAL PRICES ARE:
e1.so for the best selected Kid Mousquetsirss.
sl.55 for those generally sold a. the best
eFFor the special sale we offer the oil so quality
for ell IS. and the 81 55 quality for 81 as All
fully guaranteed II Il only necessary you have
pair tried at risk be assured the material
ut and finish THE BEST in every sense the word
THE PALArs ROYAL
Continued below.D
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Rotation in Office with changes of admins

Rotation in Office with changes Of admins
fration is not, Is suggested by its advocates,
the panacea of the woes Of the government
clerk. On the contrary ii is one Of the largest
contributors TO his miseries. Under a system
in which not only the responsible positions Of
On administration, the conduct Of which gives
color 10 its policy, but also the thousands of
subordinate Offices with routine duties,
part of the stakes in the game of politics, the
inevitable result is not less damaging TO
the ofice-holder than to the public serv-
ice and to public morals. The treat
ment Of the Offices as political rewards
jnfames every political worker Of the success
full party to claim and secure his share of the
spoils Of war, without regard to his fitness to
perform the duties which belong 10 the assigned
Office. Political fitness and not business fitness
is the test for the advocates OF rotation
claim, the government is under this system a
political and not a business machine.
tremendous rush for Offices on the part OF ap-
plican.s with political claims results. The
main function OF the national administration
is no longer to recommend and to carry into
effect wise public measures but to peddle
Offices. Legislators are sent here not so much
to legislate as to scramble for Offices The inju-
ries inflicted by this system upon the public serv-
ice, both in the performance of duties by those
who appoint and those who are appointed
to the subordinate positions. is obvious. Nor
is the lot OF the victors in this scramble for
Offices q happy one. In a great many of the
subordinate positions mastery Of their duties
does not prepare men for outside work. if their
government positions be lost. The clerk be-
comes the slave Of party, and the special re-
tainer of the leader of some faction of a party,
whose fortunes he shares No faithfulness in
the performance of his official duties can re-
heve him Of the miseries of uncertainty and
apprehension at every election, or make him
anything but a serf attached to the personal
fortune of the source of his political influence,
or shield him from compulsory political assess
msnts which in effect demands that he
share the plumber of his Office with those who
gave il TO him, in order that they may win or
buy it and give it to him again. The spoils
system Of political rotation in subordinate
Offices, which damages the public service, de-
bauches public morals, and renders the clerk
one of the most miserable of beings, accom-
plishes special local injury. II retards the
development of the capital by rendering it
merely the temporary abiding place of polit-
ical army and its camp followers, to be sue
ceeded perhaps in the near future by the OPP
posing army with another set of followers.
Washington is and is to be a city of attractive
homes, and not mere camp.
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The vigorous effort Of the National Geo.
graphic Society Of this city to carry into effect
its plan Of Alaskan exploration will undoubt-
ediy receive, as it deserves, hearty local en-
enlargement The project is one in which the
whole world Of science takes an interest.
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PresK1s Gloves FoR S5c.

Eighty cents is the usual PaAis Royal price
Only reduction Of cents. but remember these are
identical to the Gloves for which you elsewhere
charged 81. They have the new white stitching and
are shown in six shades Of Gray shades Tan six
shades Of Brown, six shades Of mode. II you count
Black q color we show twenty-five different shades,
which include the scarce Fawp and Dove tints Enel
Red and the new Blue Grpys. It's only to those who
haven't tried Pieskin Gloves that we need write: Ty
are as elastic ds Ktd teit. fs0ice ats durability
THE PALAIs ROYAL
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The farmer is feeling the pulse Of the poll
tician. 1t is shrewdly suspected that he will
be feeling soon for his scalp. The farmer is
hard to arouse in politics, but when he gets
pretty well awake he hurts somebody sure.
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Some people are never satisfied. The demo-
Gratis for instance after lifting Ben Butterworth
10 the skies for his attack on the tariff bill are
now pulling him down because he voted for il.
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GLASSWARE.

Fancy Crystal Condiment Sets. olc
Nelly Lly'' Night Lamps. .,., SOC
Colored or Crystal Gas Globes... lac
Engraved Crystal Tumblers.. &c
Fancy Pressed Goblets. doz poe
Pressed Crystal Berry bowls. Ice
Fancy Crystal Fruit Bowls PIC
Colored Fancy Fruit Saucers, new DC
Blown Crystal Oil Cruets........ 1Oc
Individual salt Cellars (dozJ.. lie
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Mr. Bynum and Mr.. Bayne are now browsing
from the same olive branch. Par coliseum.
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WV H Y n 4 4 Y 7
EFF ZEE A ssss TIT ssss
+ il Il ssss i ssss
pecial pride to the participating children, whoare
anxious to qualify themselves in every feature
of attire becoming such events Not the least Of
these features is that Of footwear and as Sunday
next will be the occasion Of such celebrations in
many churches, we remind you that we have
prepared particularly for this. Tomorrow we
will hold special sale of this class, a. follows:
styles Misses Handsome Ties, eI.23
% styles Misses Dongola Ties
Plain Toe or Patent Tip Heel
Spring Heel CSC
10 styles Misses and Child's Hand
turned Low Button and Oxford Ties, 75c
Misses and chid's Opera
Slippers, 4Sc. and 73c.
Misses and Child's Tan and
Coffee Colored Ties. 75c. and 81.
Misses White Slippers. CSC.
Misses Patent Tip Button Boots,
Sl.25, also and 2.
Child's Patent Tip Button Boots,
75c.. 81. sl.25 and $3.50.
Boys and Youths Patent Leather
and Dongola Ties. 81 .23
Boys and Youths Dress Button and
Laced Boots. sl.25. 1.5o. 90 and 81. so.
Boys and Youths Tan and Coffee Colored
Laced and Oxfords, 81 20 and OIL. so.
OUR GREAT sl4s SALE.
which has been in progress throug bout this
week. will close tomorrow night. Do not fail
to profit by the actual saving this sale contains
for you
VIM. HAHN co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES.
sl67TH ST NV.
1922 PENN. AVE. NV.
1t 23l PENN AVE Sc.
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Foster HOOK Krp Grows.

every Pair warrlnted)
Those who hsbitually wear these Gloves will be
pleasantly surprised to be offered the usual 81 SO
quality for only sll5. price reduction for spe-
cal attraction and NOT because we lack correct
shade or any size.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
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CROCKERY.

Decorated French China Fruit
LUG
Decorated French China Berry
saucers ........................ loc
Japanese Oatmeal Bowls..... &c
Japanese Blue and White Cups
aud Saucers. ................ &c
Japanese lea Pots.............. gle
Decorated Cup Plates ........... 4c
Decorated China SALAD Bowls. pc
Half Doz. each of Decorated Cups
Saucers and Plates-lS pieces =. &125
Decorated French China Cuspi-
doris. ......................... Acc
China Salt and Pepper shakers. lOc
Large Size Decorated White China
Slop Jays. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SIC
Decorated China Teapot Tiles lOc
Handsomely Decorated Parlor
Lamps, decorated dome shades sl.S9
French China Decorated Tea Sets,
Sc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s5.4s
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EFroRrs APPRECIATED.
OUR BUSINESS LAST WEEK PROVED
TO Us THAT BUYERS OF FINE READY
MADE CLOTHING RESPOND TO OUR AN
INDUCEMENTS. TO KEEP UP WITH THE
PROCESSION OF LAST WEEK We GIVE
WITH EVERY SUIT A SINGLE OR DOUBLE
BREASTED WHITE OR FANCY VEST.
LOOK THEM OVER
Z. D. BARNCM 3 CO.,
s3l PENNSYLVANIA AVE
mylo-m.w.fks-4t
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WOODWARD / LorHRoP.
Corner j Ah and Y sta nw.
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SPECIAL OFFER.
Because they are in the
way of our Heinz goods we will close
out what remains of
Cooper l. McKee's Refrigerstors at actual
cost:
. No. 40 Hardwood "Columbias,"
started this season at S.&O9S.
To close tomorrow at......xl5.9S
No. Chests. worth Sl0.9S.. SS.25.
No. Chests, worth IS. 9S...s629.
No. Domestic CTrigA 4S.
2 No. Domestic Upright,
with tank...... S9.4S.
] No. Domestic, worth Sll 70 4 q. 30.
No. Domestic, worth 80 AS. IS. iS.
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BEsr IMPRESSED KID Grows.

CONTINUED below. I
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low Menendaz Died

rTcnl The Panama Star and Herald
VA Ia LlBERrAD, SALVADOR. July 1s-
M atious rumors have circulated as to how
-ue.endez actually met with his death
dii p uSSlc acid, an attack of apoplexy. heart
a a,, ana belief that he was shot ara
"'Tong the many theories.
rol; eA inclined to give credence TO the SIM
I nrsnioa mat he must have partaken of a
M pojia dish or have drank from a
TYt 1Gneu goblet during the banquet, and
tba ns together the circumstancIal facts of
dosoS use The theory of his having been
ban neu IMAGES pretty good case. After the
bnt t4 tas Menendez took part in the ball
be aI o lellalned very short time. Eudden1y
left oV III plalned Of feeling very unwell and
re ,u Iue room, but he only succeeded in
the 0tn -Ig narrow covered way betwaen
~ q eMo rooms, and there he encountarsd
attant alilld0ns of Ezeta, who had already
6o3 urAe eq and killed several of the guard Of
o. b anu imprisoned the ministers.
susncio ing confronted by them, a terrible
unf unison must have crossed the mind If tho
nos;ts Vuhate president that his sudden indisO
pojs" 'io1 . was due to his having imbibed
saving. a .tI, ne immediately barred his heart
No er;s DSpatch me, traitors, assassinsIn
ture to a iuehce Is forthcoming at this Juno
Wa s ~ snow that he received anv hlow or
port saos th 10 violence of any sort, but re-
the g Us mat the President suddenly fell to
anu expired immediately.
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A SOUTH BOUND ooNNE0TIoN
Which Would Open to Savannah a
Rich Country

W Oa40 OD01 10 SdNdal4oA a
Rich Country.
GREENWOOD, S. c., Aug. 9.-Editor
Morning Ne,0s: II may be Of interest to
your readers to learn something of the coun-
try through which it is proposed to construct
a railroad to connect with the South Caro-
lima and the South Bound railroads to
secure intercourse with your city, and to
know the value Of this place as a point Of
connection. Greenwood is thriving town
at the intersection of the Port Royal
and w estern Carolina. the Georgia, Carolina
and Northern, the Columbia and Greenvils
and the projected Cumberland Gap rail-
roads, thus giving her direct communication
with every point of the compass, and
making her the central railroad town of the
Piedmont region in South Carolina. The
proposed road south from here, designed to
form link of the Cumberland Gap road,
will traverse one of the best tim
bered regions of the state, earnestly de-
handing access to market, and also
most fertile agricultural region, which has
become famous for its large cotton yield as
well as its adoption to fruit culture. Besides
these valuable products, this same region of
country abounds, it has been recently dis
covered, in mineral wealth, which of itself
will necessitate the construction of railroad
transportation. Six miles south of us, d.
rectly on the proposed road, has recently
been discovered immense deposits of man
ganese. iron, coal and mica. A company
has been formed and has gone to work
with the assurances Of large results. All
these interests combined demand the con-
struction Of ample railroad facilities and the
opening up Of convenient markets, among
which Savannah is the most desirable
With this connection your city would be
easily accessible to all the northwestern
portion of this state, whereas it cannot now
be reached except through Augusta, Colum-
bia or Charleston. We desire to have it
otherwise, and have resolved on the con-
struotion OF the line of road indicated, and
hope to have the cooperation and approval
OF the projectors Of the South Bound road.
We have charter already, and it can be
built at small cost. The route lies along the
ridge indicated as the proper route for
road by Mr.. Calhoun so long ago as his day.
and just now about to be utilized.
W. K BLAKE
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN PURNITU RI
AT AUCTION.
Id. LaRoChe & Son, iuctiOnaers.

On TUESDAY, the 18th day OF August, 1890 "a
Premises, No. 1876 Congress street. between
Bull and Whitaker streets, we will sell for
cash,
All the FURNITURE contained therein con-
sisting Of BEDSTEADS, BUREAU, WASH.
STAND. TABLES. BED LINEN. SPREADS.
BLANKETS, PILLOWS, PICTURES, WALL
ORNAMENTS, Handsome FRENCH CLOCK.
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE perfectly
new. REFRIGERATOR EXTENSION DINING
TABLE, DINING CHAIRS. SIDEBOARD,
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, PARLOR SET,
OIL PAINTINGS and COVERINGS on floors,
STOVE and UTENSILS very fine RANGE and
many other articles not here enumerated.
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Baby Carriage Furniture, Bacon,
CrOckery, Etc, at Auction.
C. H. DOrsett, AuCti0neer.

viii sell at 142 Congress street, on MONDAY.
AUG. 18th, commencing at Ii O'Clock a. M,
crate BACON. SPRING MATTRESSES, q
SPRINGS, 8 SHOW CASES. ARM CHAIRS.
CRIBS, BUREAUS. WASHSTANDS, CHAIRS,
PICTURES, COCOA MATING, VBLOCIPEDE,
COOKING STOVES, MARBLE TOP TABLE,
GASOLINE STOVE. SHOES, CIGARS, HATS,
ROCKERS, GAS STOVE, SAFE, CROCKERY,
etc. Also, very handsome BABY CARRIAGE
in good condition.
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tbo e, 'snt Coats and Vests at 40 cents on
ssroh. OF New York cost. Kohler's
"1sn1er Sale, 1853 Broughton streat : a.,
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Anna g nu played a Scottish air, and
NOR ~, a u 9caaups one-price system becomes
anu more popular every day.-Adp
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shirts. s --llsl dozen 75c. unlaundored
m45e I psS' goods, 10 DO Slaughtered
A'alsr's, i5s Brougbton street
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m, g p9 | GET LEFT. shrewd people are b,v
'-s Rough on Dirt soap.-Adn p-' 80 0"y
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I am y, t.i morning." did you sayi "Ah. vest
Madrss mug st, 50 good since / bought this
Appel n ,1 snh. ana Silk Goa and Vest from
thing e'se ''Sguaal that cannot think Of anv.
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All furnishing goods at slaughter prices
at kohler's, l0s Broughton street. --Adu.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. IS Words or
more, in tais column Inserted for ONE
CENT A HoRD. Cash ~ Advances. sGoa
izserttoSL
Aoeryoodv rho nos any scdrt 10 s.sppss,
dnSthinJ to bTy or sell, any bussnsss or
accommodations TO sec-sre: indeed, any sOEsA
to psrGtSfu should advertise 50 t4Is ooIs-.s.
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IF you want good stove for small amount
i OF money go to d. n. THOMSON, 46 West
BROAD
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I ARGE mercantile house is open for an
~ experienced bookkeeper; to satisfactory
party liberal salary. Send letters to "MER-
CHANT" News office.
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WANTED, one good wheelwright, one car
w riage smith, one blacksmith helper. w.
II. RAY & co.
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II ARMON, WALKER & McHARRIE, Auc-
II tioneers and Real Estate, 1856 Broughton
street, offers with large list Of other property
warehouse and dwelling on Bay street, store and
dwelling on. Broughton, store and dwelling on
South Broad (corner), residence on Perry street
residences on Liberty, residences on Tattnall
and Harris, residences on Gordon street, resi-
deHces m Gwinnett street, residences on Wald-
burg street, residences on Duffy street, and as
far south as Twelfth street. Call and see us for
further particulars. No trouble to show prop
erty.
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A LADY OF four years successful experience
"a Ia teaching desires an engagement for the
ensuing session. Teaches the usual English
branches French and the rudim0nts Of music,
References given and required, Address MISS
y. r. TAYLOR, Tayl0Es,lle, Hanover county,
Virginia.
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AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER dady) will
~ give instruction in ElocutiOn and Latin
UnexceptionA ble references, terms reasonable
Apply at 2l2 Duffy street.
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BOA RIDING.
LOST.
SHINGLES.
MISCELLANEOUS.

PHOTOGRAPHS from st amp to life size
L Fine cabinet photogr apis specially Fine
lot of frames, all sizes, at d. l.. WATERS, III
Congress.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

WANTED, by young lady. copying or wri
w ing of any kind 70 do Can give satisfa
ton. Address COMPELLED. Morning News
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A LTMAYER & co. want experienced sales
"A ladies in their various departments. Good
positions to right parties. Apply by letter.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

y P. MILLER buys stocks and bonds; ad-
~. vances cash on active security. See him.
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WANTED, four carpenters. Apply at the
w Tyler Cotton Press. A. J. AYLSWORTH.
WANTED, a sober plumber. Apply P. E.
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