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IONS OF THE SEW POSTOFFICE LAW.
LOCAL MATTERS.
A ?CTIOX SALES IBIS DAT.
LOWNDES ft GBIJIEALL will sell at half-past 10
o'clock, at their office. Btoad-street, a mule.
CASH IN ADVANCE.-On and after this day,
the payment of subscriptions in advance by all tho
iub;cribers of THE NEWS will be rigidly enforced,
sad the paper will not be sent lo any one unless it
has been paid for. 1 o this rule there will be no ex?
ception.
Persons whoso stay in the city is io be short, or
who for any other reason may not be disposed to
pay the subscription ba advance, can avail them
.selves of our weekly delivery and coUection system,
and receive the paper at the rate of fifteen cents a
Streek.
THE SIBTEBS OF M EB CV, in charge of tho
.Catholic Male Orphan Asylum, crateftilly acknowl
-edge thc receipt of the contribution of $16 36 from
members of tho St, Patrick's Benevolent Society.
THE MARINER'S CHURCH.-There will be
- aerricee in the Mariner's Church, Church-strest, to?
morrow, Sunday, ai half-past ten o'clock in the
morning, and. half-past three o'clock In the after?
noon.
MAIL CONTRACT.-The Postofttce Department
ha3 made a contract with the Augusta and Columbia
Railroad Company, to convey the mads from Colum?
bia, by Lexington, Leesville, Fldge and Lott's, to
Gianite-ville, seventy-thrco mdes and back, six times
a week, or oftener, if trains run, if required, for the
sum of $5475 per annum, being at the rate of $76 per
m'le per annum, commencing on Wednesday last.
MILITARY, AFFAIRS.-Colonel Wilhams, of
. the ?th Infantry, wiR go to Savannah by tho next
steamer to toke command.
General ditz is attending court martial in Goids
-boro'.
The 0th a fantry h:s daily bataillon drills under
Colonel Moore, on the Citadel Green. They are
au fait in the nun cen vet lng.
SCPBEME COUBT-COLUMBIA, THUBSDA?,
I'ECEHBEB, 17.-Present-Chief Justice Moses, and
Associate Justices Willard and H?ge. The following
case3 were heard:
Daniel Goggins, administrator, vs. J. 0. Turnip
seed and Joseph Caldwell, executor. Mr. Fair for
motion. Mr. Jones contra. Mr. Fair m reply.
Joshua Gunter, ads. the State. Mr. Fort for mo
.tion. Mr. Fair, solicitor, contra.
John Shu rupert ods. the State. Mr. Fort for mo?
tion. No reply.
Archibald C. Campbell vs. A. S. Gibber, executor.
. Struck off.
S? Thc docket was closed for this session.
PEBSONAL.-Governor Scott is at the Charles
toa Hotel.
Ihe "Black Ewan" will be here about the first of |
-January.
Ex-Governor J. L. Orr arrived in the etty yee'er
day, and was on Broad-street during the morning,
receiving the. congratulations of his friends upon bis
acceptance of the judgeship. The Judge looks s me
what less fleshy than heretofoio, but is enjoying ex?
cellent health.
C. C. North, a resident of New York, and head of j
the house of North, Stce'e & Wardell, of this city, is
;at tho ..Charleston."
MASONIC-At the annual com munica tion of
Union Kilwinning Lodge, No. 4, A. F. M., held at
Masonic Hall, on Thursday evening, 17th instant,
the following officers were elected for the ensuing
Maranie yr ar:
Brother WILMOT G. DESAUSSUBE. W. M.
Brother ARTHUR M. LYN AH, h. W.
Brother WILLIAM E. HOWLAND, J. W.
Brother DOUGLAS NISBET, Treasurer.
Brother ADAME. GIBSON, Secretary.
Brother J. ADGER SMYTHE, S. D.
Brother BERKLEY G. WILKINS. J. D.
Brother J. PRINGLE RAVENEL, I Rt-_MHJ?
Brother W. PA 1'KER RAVENEL, J --iewarQa
Brother J. J. BEASLEY, Tiler.
lMPBOVEsnnrrs.-There are" a number of im
provemcxts completed and going on ia Butledgc
- street Mr. R. G. Chisolmis painting-up his resi?
dence, and so is Mr. Caspar Chisolm, by the aide of j
whose fence an ungainly tree has been felled which
-obstructed the sidewalk.
Mr. HaskeTs house has just been painted, and
also Mr. Ot: ol en gui's and Mr. Harrison's, and with
the general repairs and painting done at Br Pratt's
fine dwelling the avenue looks greatly improved.
The Merrie street Colored Baptist Church bas un?
dergone soire necessary improvement The rear
has been lengthened; on either side of which is a
new room, one for the pastor's study, and the other
for preparing for the baptismal rite. Gas has been
mn in the building and a font made.
ABBI VAL OF REV. DB. H ears-GOOD NEWS FOB
THE WIDOWB* HOME.-Tho many friends of the Rev.
Br. Hicks will bo gratified to leam thal he arrived
in this city yesterday morning, and is now the guest
of L. Chap?n, Ef-q. The Porter is looking much
better than his friends had been led by their fears to
expect 1 her loo!: forward with much delight to his
preaching again in our city. By esprcial invitation
he visited tho fair last evening, and received ihe
thanks ot (ho officers of thc Widows' Home for his
efforts in behalf of their.association. By his influ?
ence, one of his wealthy parishioners ".JS, we under?
stand, kit a munificent Lgocy to th s society; and
this,with many other hie acts, showing his deep sym?
pathy with tho South, bas endeared him to many in
this community, who will leive no effort untried to
keep him with us, in a settled pastorate, if his health
will permit
KEPOB?EB'S CBUMBS-The boards from the
fences around the burnt district are being stolen
nightly, particularly in the vicinity cf Lin guard and
Cumberland-streets.
1 be Mills House will close its doors to-da-, and
perhaps he shut up for somo time. The sale has
been completed.
The latest intelligence from Mr. L. Button, the
builder of the new engine for tho Eagle Company of
this c ty, states that the engine is done ab but the
wheels, whloh will bo finished at once. The new
steamer will throw two hundred and Atty feet in a
northern atmosphere, but less here.
The question is frequently asked, why don't the
- cit-,* moko a park of the pond at the corner of Cal?
houn and Rutledge streets. 1 he matter was agitated
some time azo, but nothing done.
Large quanti!'^ of fruits, pou try, ?sc, arc daly
coming down oa the Sou.h Carolina and Nor.hcast
ern Railroads.
. lhere is a fine new passenger car in course of con?
struction at the South Carolina workshops.
Farrow and Barnett, two enterprising colored men,
arc successfully employing twenty hands, male and
female, ia ginning cotton foi factors and planters.
1 heir ginning establishment is located on Dereei's
wharf, Washington-street, where they have two Mc
- Carthy gins and ono saw gin at wo.k.
Charleston hes splendid water facilities-why bas
sha not yachting? She has a fine course-why has
she not racing ? She has the Citadel Groe-n, on ele?
gant sword for base balling-why is she without
many rival clubs ?
Several vesrols have been dispatched to thc mouth
of thc Edisto to gather shells, to continue thc work
on the shell road. Five thousand bushels will ar
' rive for this purposo ia a few days.
The Blue Ridge Railroad Company held their an?
nual meeting j osterday at the City HalL Governor
Scott, Mayor Clark, Judge Orr, General Harrison,
Hon. G. A. Trcnholm, Henry Gourdin, and other
prominent citizens, were together some hours in
consultation on matters of important in'.ere.? t? the
road.
A prominent mechanic of this city says machine*-}'
can be built in Charleston to sell in New York at a
profit Strange, under the circumstances, that orders
should go boyond the reach of skill at home.
THE CONFIDENCE GAME.-A negro yesterday
endeavored to sell a pair of shoes toaciptaiu on
board a vessel nt ene of our wharves. Not succeed?
ing ho walked off. and approaching the captain's
wite, who was just going ashore, he told her that her
husband wanted fifty cont?. She handed it to him,
and he cleared off with bis prize.
EXECUTIVE PART OW. - John Montgomery,
(colored) who was arre ite l by a military court in
November, 18G7, for la.-ceny and obstructing the
South Carolina Railroad, at Hopkins' turnout, and
sentenced to two years' implisonment at Fort Ma
c?n, North t:aro'.i:a, and recc&tly transferred to Co?
lumbia, has been pardoned by Governor Scott.
WIDOWS' HOVE FAIH.-There was a throng
if thc beauty and lashiou of the ci'y at the fair last
evening. The music was enchanting and the scene
beyond comparison. Those who have not attended
yet bad better do so or they will have cause to re?
gret that they did net visit one of the most elegant
entertainments ever gotten up in the city. All the
articles will bear examination, while some of them
bre of unexcelled richness. The fair is open to-night.
THE COUBT OF CLAIMS.-Tho commissioner
paid attending attorneys held a session ol the court
yesterday ba the Charleston Hotel, and were en?
gaged in verifying evidence taken last winter to
substantiate cotton claims against the United States.
All claims heretofore lodged were destroyed some
time ago by lire in Washington, and have to be re?
newed. F. H. Churchill, Etq., is the commissioner,
the Hon. J. B. Kerr attorney lor th- Uuited States,
and Wm. Penn Clarke. Esq., attorney lor claimants.
S TASS AND BABS.--John Oliver alias "Twist
Foot," who stole two p ecos of English cloth on
Wednesday last from Messrs. Edgerton & Richards,
Broad-street, his been arrested, and the party who
bought the stolen goods ascertained. The cloth has
not been recovered.
I-aac Nelson ard Peter Gcdi- were caught steal?
ing cotton yesterday on Adgcr's wharf aud were
..bagged."
Wm. Johnson was lodged for breaking into the
corn "ciib" of the marl works in the suburbs.
Three bacs of cotton, containing one hundred and
five pounds, were recovered by tho detectives yes?
terday, supposed to have been stolen from Messrs.
G. V. Anker & Co , Adgor's whoif.
Ibo rumor current yesterday that a notorious
swindler had been arrested by a State officer was with?
out foundation. A fellow was picked up in mis.
take, and iustead of having SI0,000 in his custody,
be didn't have fifty cents.
A HEABTBENDINO OCCUBBENCE.- Yesterday af?
ternoon, at the corner of King and Liberty-streets, a
heartrending incident occurred, which, for a
while, created the most intense excitement. Mrs.
Osborn, the wife of the photographer who keeps an
art gallery over the fctore of Miles Drake, Etq., was
so severely burned by* kerosene eil lhat her life is
despaired of. Sho had been laboring under mental
abel ration lor several days, which developed itself
moro seriously yesterday afternoon, when she pro?
cured 9 large can of kerosene oil and emptied it
about the gaUery, and thea applied a mate"1 :o tho
inflammable substance Mr. Osborn was several
rooms off, and ignorant of her st:ange ac,
Hons, until she came rushing into his apartment,
enveloped in flames. Sc. ing her alormi g condition >
ho i inmediately drew a thin counterpane off a smal?
bcd noar by, and tried to subdue tho fire, but all lo
no avail; ho then rushed into the front room and
seized a couple of blankets, and tried again to
smother thc flames new fast consuming the clothes
o' the suffering lady. He succeeded in arresting tho
flar>?R. and, on removing the blankets, her clothiug
dropped off in fragments and cinders. Drs. Davega
and Fitch gavo their carly attention, and on examin?
ing her she was foand to bc fearfully burned, and
bad to be put under the influence of anodynes to
allay her terrible agony, ?-he was v.rapped in a sheet
of sweet oil, and other remedial ugoncics applied.
Notwithstanding every effort has been made to save
the sufferer, it is thought that she cannot recover.
THE MOUNT PLEASANT FE?,BT. -Thc cltizons
of Mount Pleasant and Sullivan's islaud can congrat?
ulate themselves that there ls again a comfortable
boat upon the ferry line, ind there is no longer any
risk of communication with the city being suddenly
and unexpectedly interrupted. Mr. H. L P. McCor?
mick, who has beon keeping up the lino during tho
last two or three years for the accommodation ot thc
public, in the m dst of great diffloultici and discour
agemen's, is a man of too many resources and too
much energy to be overcome, oven by the loss ol a
good boat. When the Rockland was sunk last week
by on unfortunate occident, and tho patrons of tho
line were compelled to put np with the accommoda?
tions of the Plato, Mr. McCormick, after making
arrangements for raising the Rockland as early as
possible, went at once to Savannah. There he with?
drew the Edlslo from the Savannah and Danen
line, which had proved very pio?tablc, in order ta
put her on the Charleston and Edisto line, and thus
redeve the Pocoin, which he ordered to Charleston.
He then returned to Charleston, and is now here
managing the lerry with his accustomed skill, aud
prepared as ever to use all his ability and tact for the
accommodation of the pub ic, and thc advancement
of the interests of Charlo jton and the sui rounding
country.
THE STBEETS AND PLANK EOADS.-Thc chair?
man and members of the Committee on Streets
have managed ?heir department of thc city adminis?
tration with ability an 1 energy, as is evi Jenced by
the following items which will to read with interest
by persons interested in horse flesh:
A new plank road is to bo laid in Beaufuin-street,
from King down to the water, at thc west ood.
Another now road of plink is in contemplation from
the Mall through Columbus-street to King. The
plank road from tho South Carolina Railroad in
John-s'rcet, through Eltzaboth to the herd of An
s;n-street, was completed yesterday ufternoan.'and
is open to drays and vehicles to-day. This road will
connect with the one terminating at i lie head of
East Bay on Calhonu-strcet. Thc connection is be?
ing rapidly pressed forward, and will bc done by
next Wednesday. Still another plai.k road is pro?
posed in Kiog-.treet, from Linc-strect down to Vau
derhors:.
The plank road leading to tho railroads will be of
immense advantage to transportation, and lightens
tho burden on thc animals very materially, as the
way over which they have been going prior to layiug
the planks and grading the road was very boggy and
heavy.
And yet another plank ror.d is projected through
Concord-street to Laurens, and thence to l ast Bay.
Tho Laurens-8treet port ia to be made up prineipolly
of good planks taV on from thc repaired road m King
street The Colboun-street branch of thc plank i oad,
which connects with Woshington-strcct, will be con
t-nt cd to Coucord-street, the last street ca Gadsden's
Wharf. This will please Aldeimau Ho'.vard, no
doubt.
A TOUCHING INCIDENT-A FATHER RECOVERS
HIS LONG-LOST SON.-A few days a?o, an unfortu?
nate young man, who had seeu better dav?, but had
yielded to the ruinous influences of ldl-ucss and
drink, fe'.l into tho hand3 of the poltc? aul was
carried to the Up-town Guardhouse. As is usually
done on such occasion-, ho was searched, and the
articles, knife, pocket book, watch, ic, lound io his
possss-.ion were taken in charge by the officers,
(0 be safoly kept until he should be ic'.odscd. That
night a strang-.-r, an old gray-headed fettle mau,
we i dressed, and evidently well to do in the world,
4iad occasion to call at the Guardhouse to look alter
some property Which he had lost. While ho was
there one of the police officers was amusing himself
rummaring over thc m'sccllancous articles which
hod been taken from thc prisonars and were huddled
together in a drawee. Tho B.racger su.ldculy
inter-uptcd him. and seizing oucof the watches in a
very excited manner, S'-id: "This walch b.'lougs to
my son, who ran away trcm berne five ycirs a^o,
and of whom I havo been able to obtain no traca
siace. "TOI you let mo seo thc man who brought it
herc?" "How do yon rccognizs Iho watch ?" asked
the officer. "1 bouaht it ia this very city, tm years
ago. as a Christmas present lor my sou, who ins
then quite a boy. sec, lhere, is the jeweller's narnu
on it: ?ames E. Spear, K wj-^trect, Charktton S. C,"
"Yes," replied thc officer, ..Mr. Sp:ar is a well
known and relia1 le jewe 1er of this city, who aiways
sells a greut number or Chrlatmts present?. You
?ball see thc man." Tho man wai brous'.it out, and
proved to bc iho s'rau^ur'.siong-los: son. There was
groat joy, miugled with gr.-?t sorrow. 'Ihe lather
paid his sou's fine, and carried him off to take him
home, and it is hoped that tho prodigal will improve
? his opport'inity to become a wiser and a better
man.
I MEETING OF THE AXEBTS-"THE RUBBER."
J At a meeting of tbe "Alerte," last evening, they de?
termined to leave foi- Savannah on the 21th instant,
and e-i route will touch?t Beaufort to taVe in any
"ballists" who desire to witness the game. Mr. I?.
O'Neill, King-strcot, will give a pair of "buckskin
shoes" to the mau who makes the greatest number
of runs; Mr. C. K. Winner, a "belt" to tbe best
catcher; and tho Local of THE NEWS, a "nobby cap"
to the man who come* in ahead of all. Let the
"Alerts" practice every afternoon until they leave.
HOTEL ABIIIVALS.-December 18.-Charles
ton Hvtel. - Mr and jjrs yui'itard. Iv McNainec aaa
wife, N Y; Colon'] Geo W G le. U S A; J B Duriee,
Jacksonville; Miss C Sprirg, Mass; Governor R K
Seoti, Columbia; Miss Dora Allen. Fernandina, Fla;
Wm G Marshall, Abbeville; C H Wall Wurth, Eng?
land ; W B Jordon, Savannah ; A 'K Bristow, Marl?
boro"; T Sewall, Brooklyn; Wm H Bick?. Plain?
field, N J: John Burney, Montgomery. Ala; LT Da
kerand wife, Phila; Mrs M A Haight, N Y j Mrs
Cary H Fry, City; G H Bloouihart, Yorkvi.'lo;
John B Sardy, C C North. Mrs R R DelaQeld, Miss
C C Belafield, Miss R Delaficld, H P Oelafield, New
York; E F English, New Haven; J Craig, Rochester:
D Calahan. Savannah; A M Latham, St Andrew's;
B F Alford, City.
Pavilion Hotel.-C C Moore, New York ; C E Gif?
ford, wife and two chilarcn, Newark; A A Stoddard,
Savannah; James L On, South Carolina; RT Tar
borough, Fairfield; T S White, Ninety-sis; WG
Meyer, Newberry; D H Shelton, Kinards, S f ; Tho
F Mead, Samuel Mark, Richmond ; S D Moody, New
York; S P Edwards, Georgetown; T W Anderson.
Covington, Ga; W Smith, St Stephens; Wm Cadow,
City. _
Blue nidge Katlroad-Official Kcport.
CU.UILESTG.V, S. C.. Doceraber 13, 18C8.
Accordina to public notice thc Board of
Directors of the Blue Ridge Railroad of South Caro?
lina met this day in thc Mayor's office. Present
J. W. Harrison, President, G. A. Trenholm, Henry
Gourdin, Hon. G. W. Clark, M:iyor, John B. lilton,
A. F. Lewis, John H. Holmes.
Tho President took thc chair and called thc
Board to order. The ieports ot thc Board cf Direc?
tors were then read.
On motion t.f Mr. Trenholm. it was ordeied that
tho reports be adopted and submitted to thc stock?
holders. The meeting of thc Board of Directors
then adjourned.
MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BLUE
RIDGE RAILROAD.
The Stockholders of the above road met in conven?
tion this day at the Mayor's office, at half-past one
o'clock.
On motion of Mr. Henry G-urJin, his Excellency
Governor R.E. Scott wa-calle 1 to the chair, and
W. H. D. Gaillard was requested to act as Secrotary,
On a call of the roll of stockholders tho following
stock wa* represented : Governor R. K. Scott, rep?
resenting th-> stock of the State, to wit: 10,310 shares,
$1,310,000; Hon. G. W. Clark, Mayor, reproeenUng
city stock, 10,49) shire?, $1,049,00;!; Hon. J. L. Orr,
Greenville and Columbia Railrood Company, SO
shares. $8000; W. A. Courtney and other private
ttockhold r6. There being a large majority of stock
represented, thc convention proceeded to business,
when on a call, thc reports of the Pres.dent at d
Superintendent were read and submitted to the
convention.
On motion of Hon. G. A. Treuhrlm, the said re?
ports were referred to a commitlca of five, of which
Governor R. K. Scott was cle;ted the chairman.
Thc commit'ec consist of Govornor R. K. Scott,
Hon. J. L. Orr, Hon. G. W. Clark, Mayor, and tho
Hon. Wm. A'ken.
Tho convention then adjourned, to meet at 12
" clock to-morr -w at thc samo place.
W.H. D. GAILLAHD.
Secretary.
BUSINESS JV OTIC PCS.
CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, ;1 per
pound, at Wilson's Grocery, southeast corner Society
and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
LADIES' LUNCH AT KINSMAN'S SALOON.-Oys?
ters in tveiy style. Mince pie?, In-sh dally. Eot cof?
fee and chocolate at all hours. leo cream every
day.
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HANDSOME CHRISTMAS PBESENTS.-Walker,
Evans & Cogswell can supply handsome Christmas
presents in their line-stationery, portfolios, paper
gymnastics, fighting cocks,.gold pen1!, ike. ic
A FIRST-CLASS LUNCH will be served up at
Torck's "Our Houso," corner of East Bay und
Queen streots. The bill of fare will i ??.elude wild tur?
key, vegetablo soup, boiled rockQsn, fricasseed
squirrels, and other dainties.
CHRISTMAS PR?SENTS,-Before purchasing
your presents for Christmas call and see Quinby &
Co.'s beaut if ul cbromo-lithogTiph pictures. Also,
their new porcelain portraits. They aie life-liko
and cheap.
MESSES. G. W. STEFFENS it Co.-It will bc
seen by rnforence to their advertisement in auotber
column, that this popular aud reliablo grocery hou-e
bas on hand aud now offer for salo a very extensive
and valuable stock of groceries and liquors. This is
thc time to lay in supplies for having a good time
at Christmas, aud nobody eau bettor furnish a
chris'mis and New Year's stock ol' groceries than
Messrs. G. W. Stoffen* & Co. Sec their advertise?
ment and road its iulc C3'ing contpntscarefully, and
then call and examine for yo arse' ves.
A DOON FOR HOUSEKEEPERS.-"Baytio's India
Rubber Serai," a ieee t Sou hem Invention, will
be received with favor in every household, lt i? sim?
ple in its construction, rcs -mbUner the old s.-rubblog
bru lie?; bat ludia rubber is substituted in place ot
bristles, and tho brush is much lightorau.l infinitely
mo.e serviceable. It easily rc ir. oves all dirt .-.nd
grease I rom the floor, besides drying ii thoroiiybly
at (he same lime, aud can be used by a cl.ild ten
years old.
These brushes are manufactured by Messrs. W. P.
Russell & Co., wi o can turu out two bundled doily.
Clothing ?I??I /urnisl)ing Q3oo?i5.
ESTABLISHED IN 1843.
O. 13. & A. S. JOHNSON,
MANUFACTURE*:RS OK
Genf/s Yonilis' and EVecd nu li's
READY-MADE CLOTHING
AT TUE OLD STAND
Ko. 31"? King-11., Opposite Soeie'y-.SC.
WE ARM PREPARED FROM IHR DATE 'JO
offer our usual FALL AND WIXTEE CLOTHING,
of our own selectlor, aud manufactured by our?
selves iu Charleston.
As regards quality and style, wc are conti.-lcit our
Goods will comparo favorably iu every respect willi
cuy Hcuse in the S.->uiheru Country, both forchca>
ness and durability. Wo havo als a a largo .' tock of
Men's Fnruisliiiig Goods iu Store.
To our fciouds end for rr er p:tron3, rind io tho
Trade iii general, we extend ? cordial inviiati.uto
examine ottr Stock, and solicit their orJeis.
SATIN E T PANTS.?2 00 lo $ 1 00
COLOiiEDCASSIMERE PAINTS.4 00 to 10 00
BLACK SATINET PANTS.COO to 1 50
BLACK CASSIUERE PANTS... .3 00 to 10 09
LOY'S PANTS.209 t.) 5 1)0
LOY'.sSUII'S.5 00 ?0 iii 00
COLORED SATINE 1 SACKS... .5 00 to lo 00
COLORED CASSI5LERE SACKS.8 Od to 10 00
BLACK CLOill FROCK COATS.7 00 to 28 00
COLORED CASSIMERE VESTS.2 00 to fi 00
OVERCOATS AND SACKS.8 03 to 20 00
Thc Genuine Si AR BRAND SHIRT always on
hand
LINEN COLLARS
DRAWERS OF ALL GRADES, SI 50 to S3.
MERINO SHIRTS, $1 00 to $2 00.
Our terms arc CASH, or city acceptance.
November 28 Imo
CHRISTMAS ii) mm PRESENTS:
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILV?K AND PLATED WARE,
CLOCKS, TOILET SETS, PERFUMERY,
AND MANY FANCY ARTICLES TO BE FOUND AT
No. 235 KING-STREET. OPPOSITE HASEL-STREET.
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TBE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF HTS FRIEND? AND THE
public genera ly, to bis large assortment of the above articles, of the handsomest and latest styles,
suitable tor tho approaching b -Udays. which bc is now prepared to show, and wiR be pleased to have
them call an ! exainlue tie same belora purchasing elsewhere.
JAMES E. SPEAR,
Do .-ember IO stuthmthS No. 233 KING-STREET, OPPOSITE II ASEL.
/Hillmen) i? t?o ii j, &c.
M
RS. M . J. Z E R N ? W,
AV 304 KING-STREET,
HAS ALWAYS ON
band a full Stock of
tho LATEST STYLES.
I
OE MILLINERY
GOODS, including
DRESS TRIMMINGS, Madame DEMOBEST'S PA?
PER PATTERNS, ic.
DRESS MAKING attended to as usual.
The attention of tho ladies is respectfully invited.
November 28 stutslmo
/anco (?tooR
SILVERWARE!
SILVERWARE !
JUST RECEIVED. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
FANCY PIECE? OF BILTKR, suitable for
Cbris'mas and Bridal Presents, at
Dec sn ber j
JA3IKS ALLAN'S,
No. JI7 KING-STREET.
smwlmo
/nil anb IDintcr (Santo.
J_J OSIER \\ G L O V E S ,
FURNISHING GOODS, TAILOR'S TRIM?
MINGS, FANCY GOODS, AND SMALL
WARES GENERALLY.
JOHN S. FAIRLY ?ii CO.,
N O . 3 7 // .-1 Y N E-S T R E E T,
BEG TO INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THEIR
city oud country customer-, and thc trade generally,
to their complet? and attractive assortment ot the
above mentioned Goods.
Our PURCHASING PARTNER is constantly in the
NEW YORK MARKET, and weare thereby enabled
to offer peculiar advantag03to our customers in both
Stylesand Prices.
We would also invite au examination of
COLET'S
VERTICAL SELF-ADJUSTING
HOOP SKIRT.
THE OX LY FAULTLESS SKIRT MADE,
e
For which we arc SOLE AGENTS in this city.
September 21 Die thstu3-jo
fastness darts.
M
EDICAL VARO.
DR. T. REENSTJERNA HAS HIS OFFICE AT
No. 74 HASEL-STREET, throe doors from thc Post
office
N. B_Special attention given to DISEASES OF
THE GENITAL ORGANS, of both ?oxes.
December 12 sw Imo
A CARO.
Du. M . E . CARRE R E
Having returned to the city, will resume the
DUTIES OF HIS PROFESSION.
Residence and Office, No. 37 RADCLIFFE
STREET.
Consulting Hours at Office from 8 to 0 o'clock
A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M.
Decomher 1 tus
E O . H . II O I? P O C K,
FACTOR
ANO
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ACCOMMODATION WHARF,
Ohurlcslou, S. C.
P. GADSDEN HASELL. timos September 21
gHA VING AND HAIR-CUTTING,
EY
W . E . MARSHALL,
AT THE
li HO AD-STREET BARBER SALOON,
No. 31 (UP STA uta).
December S
Progs, Cicinirais, (?ir.
OUTHERN TONIO
FOR THE WEAK
FOR TUE PALE
FOlt THE SICKLY
FOR THE AGED
FOR FEMALES
FOR SPRING USE!
?2? NO BITTERS EQUAL TO THEM..?Z
THE CELEBRA TED SUMTER BITTERS,
.Mad- of Pl/dE LIQUOR, HLT.BS AND ROOTS, so
well known In Pharmacy:
PERUVIAN BARK, CHAMOMILE FLOW
ERS, SNAKE ROOT, CHERRY LARK,
GINGER,
And such other HERBS AND KOOT* a? will in all
cases assist Digestion, promote tho secretions of the
system in the natural channels, and give
'I O S E AND VIGOR IO THE
YOUNO AND OLD MA LE A ?'JJ FEMALE!
All Vit IL Willi Wonderful Succ?s
BRINGS COLOR
T O THE P A L E IV HITE LIP.
BLOOM AND BEAUTY
TO THE THIN FACE AND CARE-WORN
CO UN Tr. NAN j:. CURES FEVER AND CRE?
ATES APPETITE.
THY THEM. USE NO OTHER.
As'.: tor UHLERS. fco'd bytrugglstt
and Oiocers
/r^-?co Hat our signature is over thc rork o; oacu
bol'Jo. DOtVIK & JttOISE.
FOP?TETOSS AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Augusts (imo* Charleston. S. C
"ROS AD ALIS
Purifies the Blood.
For Sale by Druggists Everywhere?
July .'a Die i>.
Jg ?anus, (Etc.
CHEAP DRESS GOODS^
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
per Steamship Champion, a full line of
FRENCH M. ERINGES,
ENGLISH CLOTHS, and
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
Which they intend opening at astonishingly low
prices. An carly call is solicited. We feel confident
that every customer will leave the store fully satis
fied that we have only stated facts.
CARTMILL,, HARBESOIf & CO.,
No. 254 KING-STREET.
November 19 thsni
GLOVES, HOSIERY,
LINENS, DOMESIICS AND HOUSEKEEPING
ARTICLES
10-1 and 11-4 Bleached Sheetings now offering at
lowest market prices.
J. R. READ k CO.
December 15 tuths3
FANCY GOODS."
LACE SPENCERS FOR EVENING WEAR, DBESS
FRINGES, Gimps and Buttons in great variety.
Gentlemen's Searls, Tics and Cravats; Ladies'Ro?
man Scarfs and Bows, Embroidered Sets of Collars
arid Cuffs, Lace and Embroidered Bandkerchifs,
Collars, French Pomades, Perfumery, kc.
I J. R.REAI) k CO.
December 15 turhs3
KID GLOVES.
HARRIS' SEAMLESS KID GLOVES (OF
which we are sole agents for Charleston) today
I opened, iu all colors and size, both for Ladies'and
I Gentlemen's wear. J. R. RUAD & CO.
December 15 tuths3
CLOTH CLOAKINGS.
COLORED AND WH11E CHINCHILLA CLOTHS,
just received.
ALSO, . ..
CLOAKS IN BLACK AND COLORED CLOTH.
By J. R. BEADJE CO.
December 15 tutiuO
CHEAP DRESS GOODS.
TTITE INVITE ATTENTION" TO ( UR STOCK OF
VV FINE URESS GOODS, which, dunne thc re?
mainder of the i-cason, we will sell at GREATi Y RE?
DUCED PRICES.
We quote a few i riecs. ns follows:
FIXE ALL WOOL MERINO ES, at SI per yard, for
morly SI 2r?
Fine All-Wool Morlnocs, at $1 25 per j ard, formerly
U 50
Super All-Wool Mcrinocs, at $1 50 per vard, former?
ly $2
Empress cloths, at 90 cents per jard, rormerly fold
at $1 to 11!5
Empress Cloths, at SI per vard, formerly sold at
SI 25 to 1 37??
Empress Cloths, ut SI 25 per yard, formerly sold at
$1 50 lo 1 75
French Poplins, at SI per yard, formerly so'd at $1 25
to 150.
We aro oleo offering a lot of CHEAP DRESS
GOODS. Figured and Plaids, at 25, 30 and 35 cents,
worth 37 ? to 50 cents. J. R. READ ?CO.
December 15 tulbs3
Important A unouncement !
O3 -A. Z -A. .A. IR/,
No. 363 KING-STREET.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
J. ARCHER,
PEOPRIETOR.
IWOULD RKSiVECTFULLY INFORM MY NUME?
ROUS CUSTOMERS, particularly thc ladies,
t'.iat I have returned from New York, tia Steamer
Manhattan, briuglug with me
Seventy-live Cases Merchandise,
comprising every th i ag iu tao NO 1 ION, HOSIERY
and FANCY LINE.
Several lots I will.- ll, on and alter this date, for
LESS TUAN HALF THEIR ORIGINAL COS P.
A full linc GENT'S SH ill TS, fron; SI to $2 CO.
A full Hue Gent's Dickons' L:nen Collars, s-2 per
dozen
A full linc Gent's English Half Ho*e, 40 cenia
Twenty canes Ladies' Misses' and Children's Hals,
comprising Volvet, Plush, Felt, fcc. Style.-: Sui.
lana. Central Park, Broadway, Grecian Bend, Vic?
toria. Che'1er and Pct. Prices range from 1:'to CO
cen!v<.
Ladiei sludyhi3 their own interest will do well to
viril t'.ic BaZAAR r.t once,
THE LADIES1 FAVORITE STORK.
December 12 sluthC
GREAT ATTRACTION
FOB THE HOLIDAYS
FURCHGOTT & BEOS.
WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL
DRY GOODS STORE,
HORNER, KINO AND CALHOUN" STREETS.
YJfTE BEG 10 INFORM 'HIE LIDIES AND OCR
VV Custouiers iu Relierai, that wc bave J tixt re?
ceived (iu add il'on tn our u-ui! stock of i> >.*?; i.-'i IC
and FANCY HO .'1 Sj, a new supp:}' suitauk1 ?cr the
present sea-iou.
09Sttmsa t-r:
CLOAKS, DRY GOODS, POPLINS, ic, at reduced
prices
Blt KAKFAST R!I?V?T.?, from 70c. up
150 doses BOOP sKIR '? s. 5.) io coe
20 dozen GfcLsKVii VE GOOP SKIRT?, au elegant
article, 81c. only
A new suppl.? ol CORSETS, 7i)c.
Cttciih-iuierY. c lcrated French C 'RSET, il 00
uud upward
A full and corni Ldc asorlrueut of Oe; mau and Eng?
lish HOSIfcRY.from VW up
A fine assortment o;' LndioV aatl Children's sil?. Ber?
lin < lo li mid T i-lo GLOVES, elegant do*i ;ns,
: nd sui tal dc ;or Christinas pre eats.
A LAO.
A lot ol PirOlOGRAVHl j ALBUM?, r.t 73:.
La/is' VeUct and Morocco POI; I'AIO.NAIES, very
cheap 1
A ;;ood avIecSIon of
ULAN EE I'S, COMFORTS, QUILTS
FLANNELS, CASSIUEBES
TAU LE DAMASKS, &c.,
Al thc lowest figures.
We would also notify cur pa'r.ins that w.- hive ar?
ranged a separate department iu our Store exclu?
sively for
LOOTS, SnOES, HATS, TRUNKS, &c.
HJT ENTRANCE ON CAL?OCN-STREET.
FCRCHGMTT ?Si BROS.,
No. 4.17 KINO ?TREET.
December ll 3mo
VctD publications.
MILLER'S ALMANAC.
1869.
NOW READY FOR DELIVERY,
AT
COURTENAY'S,
No. 9 Broad-street,
CHAltLESTO.V, S. C.
December 19 stutb3
/ertilijers.
PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S
SOLUBLE
PACIFIC GUANO.
CAPITAL.81,000,000.
rpHIS GUANO DIFFERS FROM PERUVIAN
.L Guano simply in <he relative proportions of
the same eli menta of fertility.
Its use during the past four years for the culture
of cotton and com has given to it a character tor
standard excellence unsui passed by gonninc Peru?
vian Guano, and where seasons of drought inter?
vene, it produces a large increase of crops.
The piice at wince this Guano is placed is so
much below that of Pciuviau Guano, as to constitute
it an object of material importance to Southern
Agriculture.
Thc large cat ?tai and resources of the Company
enable it to furnish a Guano of the highc.t value at
tho lowest possible cost to consumers, oi.d the
highest interest of the company is rccognizol in
this policy.
The Company looks to large tales, sinai profits
and a transic.it trade for compensation on capital
iuvcsled.
Dr. Sf. JUE1EN RAVENEL, of Sou'h Caro?
lina, Is Scientific Diroctor to Ihe Compuny,
which affords a sure guarantee of the continued ex?
cellence of thc Guano. None genuine unless brand?
ed with the name of JOHN S. HEESE k CO., Gene?
ral Agents of the PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY.
For terms and mode of application, apply to
J. N. KO ?J NO v
Agent for the State of South Carolina,
Nos. 1 aud2 Atlaulic Wharf.
Dec omi er 19 PAC stuth3mo
PERUVIAN GUANO.
QAA TONS G.-NUINE No. 1 PERUVIAN
OU U GUANO, to arrive and now on the way per
Schooner "Arctic" and oihcr vessels.
FOL sale by T. J. KERR i CO.
December 18
illisfcllniicous.
THE BEST PRESENT YOU CAN MAKE IN A
good SEWING MACHINE, and the best Se wing
.Machine that is made is thc Willcox A- Gibbs. Ibis
ts proved dally at No. 307 Kine-strcet.
D. B. HASELTON,
Agent Willcox k Gibbs Sewing Machine Company.
December 17 12
J MP O U TE lt S OF
TEAS, WINES, BRANDIES, &c,
And Doalers in
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
b--?-*
WM. S. CORWIN k CO.
?STGoods delivered to all parts of the City.
October 21
jy?EETI.\G-STREET FOUNDRY.
THIS ES?AULISHMENT IS NOW FURNISHING
THE IMPROVED
MCCARTHY COTTON OIN, M
STEAM ENGINES \ND BOILER?, of various sizes
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS, SUGAR Mil.LH, SUGAR UOILtKS
AND PANS, of all size?
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING. liMtn C to
10 feet iu diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES ?or Uind
powcr, saw sud Rice MUN
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of all description!
mode to order
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRON IS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD?
INGS, GRATINGS,
CISTERN COVERS, SASH WEIGHTS, rfc., dc,
WILLIAM S. HENEBEY,
MA C It I NI6 T A NI> FOUNDER
No. :ill MEEI 1NG-STREET,
CHAULESTON, S. C.
August 3 mir.!
CHOICE COTTON SEED.
ff HF. SUBSCRIBER, DA YID DICKSON. OF SP\R
i TA, tak." thia m ibid of Itifnriulng the cot?
ton plsnters of Hie Sotitb that bc Ins made every
arr.iuucn.ent for t c ?aie .nd shipment td' the DICE?
SON SUE''! COTTON SEEP. He. is iu no way
connected With David Dickson, of Oxlord. Georgia,
and has carefully selected thia seed himself. Thc
seed winch ba* been twice selected, ls otTerci at ?2
per bushel. Tbc same seo ? which has been care.
hilly srlectcd for lite lost three year.-', ?a oC'.-rc1 at
$5 per bushel or lite bu*liel? tor 320, delivered at
the d ' o . In order to mauri* a safe delivery thc
following direct! >n.-< s ho aid beconinbed with: Write
thc came au 1 po ?totllce pl.iii!> : scud thc money by
mall, taVlUg a c rtii.c.ito from tho I'os.mu.-tcr, un-J
if Ibc money is lost the seed ?i l bc 'ont on thc re?
ceipt of ihe certificate. To prevent frauds on plan?
ters, no ttgeutsarc employed, aad ali letters must bo
directed to DAVID DICKSON.
Sparta, Hancojt Couuty, Georgia.
December IS Imo
A
D V A N cms
CO ITO JV
TO PLANTER8 AND OTHERS
WISHING TO
RO LD CO TTON IN ENG L A ND,
Where STOB AG E, INSURANCE, and other espouses
for hoi. a c LESS titan m thu O'uilad Statss, we
will adran KO
TEA CESTS PER FOU.fD
ON
MIL D L 1 N G S,
Shipped tvoiu-frieudsitiLiv-rpoot, chargiug tito Eng*
lis-h commercial ra'.c of interest, wnic'i ut present is
FIVE PER CENT.
And huid as long as desired.
CL4GHORN, HERRING it CO.,
Accommodation Wharf.
November 13 "J mos
^nrtian Soles.
?fule at AH -lion.
BY LOWNDES & (.KIMBALL.
No. 20 Broad-street.
Will be sold THIS D\Y, in front of onr office, at
half-past 10 o'clock.
December 1!>
Sale of Fancy Goods.
BY T. 3L CATER.
Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, 23d December, at 10
o'clock, on Brown's Wharf,.,
Superior TOI I.KT s>-TS (Decorated)
Vases, of Various styles
Cut Decanters, Wines, ic.
French Tea Sets
French Flower Pots
Tobacco Jars
Full and well selected invoice of Freuch Toys, of
every description.
These goods arc of dirrct importation via Now
York.
Conditions ca-h on delivery. December 10
Edale Sal>- of Dwelling, X~o. 1 Society stret,
near East Bay.
BY Z. B. OiKES.
Will be sold, on TUESDAY, 22d instant, at the Old
PostoflT :e, at ll o'clock.
That ce itcel three-story BRICK DWELLING, No. 1,
south fide Society-strejt, near East Bay, containing
eight roams, and Piazza to the south. On the premi?
ses are Kitchen, Carriage House and large Cistern.
Lot 40 feet front and 100 feet deep, mor.i or less.
Terms-One-fourth cash ; balance in one, two and
three years, with interest ftom day of sale; building
to bc insured and pohcy assigned. Purchaser to pay
for papers and stamps. December 18
The Executors of Birnie vs. Wescoct.
BY JAMES W. GRAY,
Dlaster in Equity.
WU1 be sold on THURSDAY, 31st December, 1863.
at tbe Old Customhouse in Charleston, at ll
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND,
situate tn St. Paul's Parish, County of Colleton, ou
Wadmalaw River and Toodadoo Creek; containing
one thousand one hundred and thirteen 18-100 acres
of high land, including some points of marsh land
that set into it with the three largest islands.
Bounding on Wadmalaw River and Toogadoo Greek,
and on lands of Abraham Wilson and Edward Wha
ley, of Edlsto Island, according to plat ot J. Wilson,
Surveyor, made in 1811.
Terms-One-third cash; balance payable in six
equal successive annual instalments, secured by
bonds of purchaser, whhinterest at seven percent,
per annum, payab e annually, and mortgage of the
premises. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
J. W. GRAY, Master in Equity.
December 12 sw4 thl
Estate Sale of Plantations and Residences.
BY LOUIS D. DcSAUSSURE.
On TUESDAY, the 12th day of January, 18G9, wUl b3
sold, at the Old Postofficc, in Charleston, by order
of thc Devisees of John Ashc,
The handsome BRICK RESIDENCE on thc north
side of South Bay-street, between Meeting and King
streets (the residence of the late Colonel John a.
Ashc). being one of the most desirable Dwelling* In
the city. On the promises are excellent brick
kitchen" carriage house and stable. The lot mea?
sures 74 feet lu in. on trout hue, 09 feet G in. on the
back line and 209 feet deep, more or less.
ALSO,
The TUREE STORY WOODEN MANSION HOUSE
on thc north side of South Bay-street, between
Meeting and King streets, containing twelve room:,
three piazzas, ic. On thc premise are brick kitchen,
carriage house and stable. Thc lot measures 54 feet
7 in ld Iront, more or los?, 52 loot on the back line,
and 241 feet ?eep, more or less.
ALSO,
The TWO RICE PLANTATIONS at the best pitch
of the Ilde, known as "Will Town" and "'High
Wassie," or "RottcrJain," now merged into one
plantation, situato in st. Bartholomew's Parish, Coi
leton District, opposite Will I own. on a large crook,
waters of Poa Poa River, coutainiug jointly 1040
acres, of which 400 acres arc rice laud, un 1er bank
( ?bout 200 ol' which have been plante l this year);
bounding to tho uorth aid northwest by lands of
estate Baynard and Edward Barnwell, to the south
on lands of Mrs. Wayne, and to the cast on said
creek. On the place are two small Dwclhng House*
and accoinmodaJons for seventy or moro negroes.
ALSO,
A TRACT OF PINS BARREN L'ND. on the Poa
Pon River, St. Paul's Parish, opposite thc Will Town
Plantation, containing 180 acres of land.
ALSO,
Fifteen TOWN LOT'S in the village or Will Town.
ALSO,
The SEA ISLAND CODON PLANTATION. In
St. Paul's Parish, Colleton District, 30 miles from
Charleston, and about 6 milos from Ad uns' Run, on
the Savuunah and Charleston Rai road, known os the
"Point Place," on Toog moo River (the residence of
the lalo Col. John 8. Aahe). considered one of the
most productive and certain places on tho coast, con?
taining about 400 acres oi land, of which about 250
are cleared. Ou the place are overseer and negro
houses. This place is considered healthy tu resida
on all the year.
ALSO.
Thc TRACT OF LAND OB ISLAND, commonly
known as Whooping Island on thc Dawhoo River,
Colleton District, containing 217 acres ol laud.
ALSO,
"MOSS HULL" PLANTATION, lying in and
around Adams' Bun, CoUoton District, containing
about 1010 acres, more or Uss, haviug about 50,000
Pine Trees, boxed.
ALSO,
The TRACT OF LAND known a.? "Roxbury," St.
Paul's Parish, Colinton District, containing about
350 acres.
Conditions-One-third caBh; balance by bond, pay
avie in two rqual successive annual instalments,
with interest from day of sale, to bo secured by a
mortgage of the property, the city residences to be
it. sured and policies assigned Purchasers to pay
for all necessary oa. era and revonuo stamps.
December 18 ? tuthsG i.tuthf?mtu7
Jlnctionffrs' |)riDo!e Soles.
Ravens Point, John's Island.
3X ALONZO J. WHITE # SOtf,
Brokers- Auctioneers and Real Estate
Agents.
Will b1 rented fora term of vears if desired, ono
of the most productive CO TON PLANTATIONS in
the Stato. situate ou thc Soatawail corner of John's
Island, within a few miles of thc healthy village of
Heel; ville, comprising seven hundred and flfty acres,
liv,, huudrcd are cleared, the balance well wooded;
On Plantation ii a good BeiidO-ic, and all neces?
sary Outbuildings aad Honsel for operatives.
?jt? is l-eing a very producive place, is worthy the
ttl tent ou ol' agriculturalists.
Fer particulars apply as above at
De 'ember 19 s4 No. 53 EAST B AY.
Valuable Plantation in Christ Church Parish,
icilhin sight of the City.
BY Z. B. OAKES.
AtPrivite Sale
All that PLANTATION knowu as the "Milton
Ferry" Tract, containing about 183 acres, a portion
of which is superior cotton and provision lin 1.
ThLs plantai ion i? situated on Cooper River aud is
directly opposite the city. Ibo buildings on tho
place are in yood order, and consist ot a brm dwell?
ing with eight roo ns, besides basent mt, a cotton
house thirty feet squire, new, and a.-iplo accommo?
da iou for laborers. For further particulars, apply
at No. 1 U:.UAD-STREEl'.
December 18_3
A Desirable Cotton Plantation.
)>Y CLIFFORD & MAI HE WES,
No. 50 Brond-strcet.
At Private Sale
.i bat desirable SEK ISLAND COTTON PIA STA?
TION known as "Yellow Hous.\" ou Leadenwah
River, Wadmalaw Islaud, cjutainiug C07 a-res of
high land, about 4="0 acres p. ime cotton and provi?
sion land cleared, balance well wooded. On th?
nlace is a small Dwelling willi lour rooms, cotton
and corn hcuse, stable and fldceu negro houses in
good condition. This place is within four miles of a
t-tcimboat lauding, and steamers and coasters can
land at the plantation. Bei J g almost surrounded by
waler, it possesses superior a l-autjgcs tor manur?
ing, and requires but 1 Hie fencing The crops on
this pla' e ter ten years averaged 125 pounds of clean
cotton to the acre.
Foi- tenns, kc, apply as abovo.
December 12 sta?
CLIFFORD & M AT HE WES,
Heal Estate Aleuts, No. 5C Broad-street.
For hal? and Lease
PHOSPHATE LANDS s. a superior quilitv, on
?Heep water navigation ami healthy looanouj nil tua
year.
RICE and COT TON PLANTATION: and FARMS ia
all parts of the State.
CITY PROPERTY ot every description.
November '2 3mos.
PAPER HANGINGS.
A L?BGF ASSORTMENT, AT
2V December :J thstulmo KINSMAN BROS.
SHADES I SHADES!
rpHR LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE STATE,
A at KIDMAN tiBOd.
December 3 tbsruliuo
OLD CHAIRS ANB SOFAS
Il EPAIRED AT
t. 1'ocuuiber 3 th? t ul mo KINSMAN BROS.
Q II E A P
FAMILY BLANKETS,
JUST OPENED AT
STOL.L, WERB ? CO.,
Nos. 287 AND -2S9 KING-STREET.
November ?
