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Honey. GIyccrine. Demnleeni, and Pnim
SOAPS.


q uULLs SON. No. 81 Park.row, New'iors'
Manufacturers Of upward az 100 Varieties.
For safe by cal respectable dealers.
T,u,ses.-Tlose who fnd small swelling on the 40.
9omen near the groin rupuged. ond should con "in.
Ally on d. SHERWOOD, No. -, Boedw ~ and Z Que
of hfs TRUs YES which can DO uedin bed OF AZ n' ~.
oui pain aud j. the only instrument ha e'n Dc i' NV
Tor the cure Of Hernia Send for circular
Those who are Afflicted vita p'ia ~ w. y'S
chest shoulders, sinking dfls}ins IL. kuoa,n
the stomach coycness piles or any Of he y" .
AZ female diseases can ma relief "i'o, 'SrrbWooD
doctor or OF medicine. BY using one Of VI -.
SUPPORTERS at No. SO Broadway ""i'4n""" AZ
Send for circular
smolnndcr's ENtrnct Bucka eue' sej Dso ., s,j
e,on.rh ana kiducys. Dyspepsi2. hhr,Nal,'I ntrxFs
s.o".e" quo -, pho al for sfe by u bAnNr,n,
n1%., - q WELSH Co. hew-lo.k, and III h'S'""
4 ROGERS, Boston --------
Ivory and Pearl sleeve Buttons ana SanSsl
Initial and Fancy Patterns. great variety ga. p..I
's"' -" YK " WILLING. Ne u Ssa'aH
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= A. TfILL'S son. No. " Fark'r0W, NrN'lof
- ,r,o,e,nr,r, Of onward al 100 Varieties.
for safe by sh respectable dcaiefs
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The long expected billiard match between
Messrs. Melvin Foster and John Deery took place to-
night at Bradys Hail. resulting In the defeat Of Foster
by 40 points. The highest 49, was made by Deery,
the victor.
REVISING TIE vEIDICTs OF COURTS MARTIAL.
The War Department is daily issuing orders
renting the yerdcts OF Courts Martial held during
the war; in the cases OF persons sentenced to serve out
long terms Of Imprisonment
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS Il. FRANK. PALMER, LII. DIX
GIVES THE 'Brsr' PATENT LIMBS oSotDrERs-vR.E 10
BwAY NY 1909 CHESTNUT ST.. Phila 10 GRExNBsT. Bos
ton CONsI1I0srD BIT SUPERINTENDENT BARsEs. u A.
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lined troops. So much for The value of
mere theory in the teeth Of stubborn fact.
FACT No 5.
The President Of the United States has
deliberately admitted before the world, that
without the aid Of those negro troops it
would be impossible for his government to
maintain its present military status, and
much more impossible to put down the
Confederate Government.
FACT so.4
The Federal Government, by legislation
and by military order, has. established its
unalterabie policy TO arm and organize the
whole negro male population to aid in our
destruction, as far as these slaves. come
within their lines or can BE- captured.
Now, we ask plain, sensible men wheth-
er it would not have been better for our
cause if these 100000 negro soIdi.rs had
been added TO our armies instead Of slIeng-
thening the armies Of the invader!
Oar sons and brothers have to meet
these stolen slaves in battle, instead OF
having them for allies IT, the conflict.
II the negro mus, fight, * it not the
part Of wisdom to make him fight on our
side
From which he deduces the follow " ing
differences :.
a. The action ofour foe, and the march
Of events, have demonstrated one fact,
namely, the negro can Le trained To arms
and made nm effeo'ive soldier.
ca If he fight, he must add to our
strength or to the foe
(3) II we give the Zoe the additional
force of the slave, then, without IA potential
interference by Aimie.ty power, we shall
be mos, surely crushed.
(4) Tb. only point of donbt as to on,
duty and QUO interest is, whether the negro
can lie made as effective for The Southern
as the Northern army.
This ear be tested On a small scale by
experiment Who can, n, friend to our
cause, rationaly Object to such safe and
cautious experiment.
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The Freshet.

Up To- this hour we have been unable to
note any particulars regarding the damage
me by The late :reshet. IL is impossible
to pariicularizc, with any degree OF accuracy,
and only give some few Instances Of disas.
ter, as related BY friends. The injury doEe
the Camden branch of the South Carolina
Railroad 10 slight. Two culvert-, near
kinkville, were washed out, both Of which,
We learn, will be repaired to day, If the
water recsdss sufficient 10 enable ths hands
TO work. Al aud near king,iile the loss
sustained by the railroad comp pany on the
main track and BY many Of the planters ad,
Jacent, IL said TO be immense. Nearly all
The embankmeDts are washed away, aud
fence rails aud Other rubbish are now occu.
pying what was once the railroad tack and
em babkments. The road between King.
'h'e and the Congaree River, with n por.
tion OF the uestls, has all been washed
away. The loss in stock is said to be uu
precsdented,in in that section. Messs Bates
& Miller, at kiugvilIe, suff red largely, the
former is said to have lost $50, 900 " orlh
ot live stock on his punluiion Amongst
The sufferers IN our own district, We learn
that Maj J. N. DESau,suro and Mr.. John
Alstas. lost nearly their entire stock Of
hogs. The editor Of the Journal has Io.t
by hi. same freshet, no Uncomfortable
auount-at least Ms much os any we know
Of up TO This time.
We hnve no communication with Char.
lesion, either by railroad or telegraph. The
telegraph line between this place aud King
vile and Columbia are all n good working
condition, but the Charleston and southr,n n
lines are grounded 10 the Congsrse swamp
The Trains running To aud from Charleston
and Columbia will be unnbie 10 cross the
Cengaree with safety for som. days yet
The hands Of tho rnitroad company are en-
gagged repairing the fond, under the ener.
geuc and efficient superintendenee of Mr.
James Trumbaii. Mr.. McKewh. IN exps
| rienced railroad contractor, is engsged on
the main road, and will no doubt repHir all
damages in few days.
We are Informed BY old gentleman OF
over fifty years residence in this district
that there has never been kn,wn such a
freshst in this section Of the State Cam
den Journal.
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sion. They have no cause for despondsn.
cy IL God, in his own time, brought light
ou; of the darkness Of January, 1881, what
reason have we to think that he will not
bring a glorious day out Of this night of
january, 1865. Our cause. like everything
else in the universe, is in the hands of God.
Tit prosper not, it is because of our sins
and because Of osr dstrust in bis Providence
Let us trust in Him, first purif,i ing our
selves OF our offences by prayer and peni
tence. There is no difficulty 80 great that
II may not be overcome no cause so hope
less that it may not be made 10 trumph.-
But at the same time that God gives the
<ictory,it is through mortal instruments
that he effects tne triumph. Our people
must continue firm and united, as they have
fore been. They must cas-, off all
hope OF victory save through their own ex
ertions for God smiles not on. that cause
in which men scruple TO Go all that is nee.
essary TO insure success.
In short, the yankees can never subjuc o ate
Us il our own people do their duty. The
only thing we fear Is ruin from the bad
management of officers operating out OF the
army. Reduce the number Of officers at
the various posts throughout the Conf.der.
acy to. one-third the present number. and
make them act like true friends TO the Gov.
ernmen', and all will be we'll IN the end.
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CIRCULAR.
OFFICE AGENT STATE OF s G..
CAMDEN. Jan. 10. 1868.

SN"pLN, ~, ioDo,
7 OBEDIENCE 'POORDERS FROM
L. HIS EXCEILENCY the Governor.
the Sheriis Of the several Districts Of this
State viii proceed forthwith to Impress
ONE TENTii Il I0Ih) of the slaves iisbi.
10 Road duty within their respective Dis
tricts, according to the provi ions Of an Act
Of the Geacral Assembly Of South Carolina.
copy o: wh,ch is hereto appended.
IL Commissioners os Roads, and the
Authorities of Incorporated Cities. Towrs,
and Villages will, within thirty days after
the passage Of the Act above referred to,
furnish the Sherfs oi their re, p.ciive Dis
tricls, With full and correct returns Of all
slaves liable To Road duty, between the
ages Of Is and So years. within their re
spectise junsdiciions. These retnrns will
be passed on statements of ow nct- sm on
to in wTiuug"
III. The Enr.lIing Officers o. the several
Districts OF the Stale are hereby appointed,
aud sIil please act within their respective
DISTRICTS, An SuSShgonis, under the provr
zion or tho Am srctton Of the act They
viii give 10 HE Sh.rifis and those acting
under theIu any asrisiauce which ne rrqulr.
ed, III procuring retur Bs OF owners, in gIak
ing assessments of labor, and 10 eases of
default III arre-,IGg slaves. They viii also
forward the slave. when impressed to the
places of hbor, providin. II discreet person
Ia take charge Of them, aud will keep an
securste -f.cU,d ofthe. names OF owners
NUS Ter Of slaves furnished by each. aud
their terms Of service. Transportation vii!
be furnished from this Office.
". The n. es-H.Lt of slaves will be
made ia the fuI"s,ng manner. 10 wit:
The owner Of = Road Hands y i'll furnish
I for 2 months
. The owner Of 3 Road Hand, " III furnish
] for y months
The owner Of Road Hands " i'll furnirh
/ Tor ! meaIhs
The o.arr of B Road Hand, " i'll furnish
] for M aths
The owner Of 6 Road Hands will furnish
] for 6 mOIIths,
The owner ot'7 Road Hands will lurnish
| for D months
The owner Of Road Hands will furnish
i-for 4 months
The ownrr ofS Ropd LANDS will furnish
tor 8 monms
.Tne usner ~ 10 Road IIaud. viii furn.
Ish for ~ months
AND IN like manner with fractions above
Ten. lf it " desired, several owners hav,
ing fractions above or below Ten, may
unite aud furnish slave for ~ months
". Tne attention OF Sherliis and other,
charged with Isceipting for aud appraising
SLAVES, is especially directed To tho proyi
slons of the Act IN relation To ills matter
Too much care cannot DO taken, for upon
.he proper discharge Of this duI, ii. peuds
the claim OF The o"ns: for indemnity u hi,
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manner substitute in going 70 andsretu urriag
from said place Of labor. And an account
shall be kept by said agent OF all expendi-
lures incurred and paid by the State in pro.
viding the slave labor aforesaid, and il car
rying this Act into fsll sxeontiou, which
shall be annually depasitsd by him IN the
office of the Governor Of the Sttte to bs
presented or peel.red by him as claim by
this State against the Confederate Govern.
ment for payment. And tha, the funds
necessary to all expenditures incurred an.
der the Dt tovlsions of this Act shay b. pad
out of the funds Of the pnblic treasury not
otherwise appropriated, upon the prssonta
ton oisthe pay bills signed by the State
Agent.
SEC 10 1t shall he the daty Of the GOV.
ernor, and the State Agent 10 have ait
slaves returned to their owners upon the
eXplrat'on of the term of service for ynich
they were impress, ii. and the owner, II
snch as NAV have been killed or died from
disease during their term OF service, shnt
no, be liable to supply their PLACE, with
other slaves for tue unexplrcd portion OF
said term ~ service.
SEC H. IL the Confederate Govc,nment
should make any impres-menl of slave In
Dor over and above what il to be furnished
bv Inc provisions of this Act, in view Of
greater emergencies than are contemplated
in this Act, then and in tint sent the own.
ers of such slaves halt have credit "A for
80 much labor furnished for coast duty.
SEC IL. Tha, all Acts and parts Of Acts
heretofore passed bv the Legislature of this
State on the suhjsct Of furnishing labor on
the coast or Notifications be and the aams
are hereby repealed
In the Senate House, the twenty third dsy
of December in the wear of our i,ord on.
thousand eight hundred aud sixty four,
and the eighty ninth year Of the soysr.
e'gnty and indrpeDdenoe Of :he State of
South Carolina.
w. ID. PORTER,
President Of N. Senate.
X. b, .BOYLESrUN,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives.
jan. ~, 1865, IL
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ADvERfIsEMENTs,

WM bs inserted at four dsllars per square
fer the frst, and three dollars per squire
fss each subsequent Insertion. square
~ sons,st Of tho space Of 10 iiaes Brewer type.
Ho advertisement coasidersd less than a square.
Persons who order the advertisement are
held responsible Tor the paypentwithopt refer.
snes to their official or representative capacity.
The number Of insertions must be Written on
each advertisement, or they will be inserted till
ordered cut and charged accordingly.
Local advertising and job work must be paid
for in Produce-the old price TO govern each
way.
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NEGROES To HIRE.

will hIre al public out cr,, six vrIu hi.
field bands, three women sud three .bis.
bodied men, on the inst day Of February.
at u,y residence
Teens maie known ou day Of hiriag
". W Ellis
Jan 10. 1865, a.
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fHE LANCASTER LEDGER
fublishe4 every Tuesday Morning
BY
". N. G O N n o R s
Editor and proprietor.
r e r II s /:
For Six Months, in advance

For Six Months, in advance, 86 90
Fer Thrse Moaths, in advance, 400
When act paid ia advance, fifty per cent
npoa tho above rates vii! be charged Pay
meat withiu ono month from the date of
subscription will be considered in advance.
PRspJeERs will DO charged at tho rate Of
$50 Tor IL .enths, to be paid in provisions
at old prices,
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For Rent.

HOUSE and LOT IN <nr village OF
Lancaster, Tor the ensuing yuar. Fvr1ur.
ihrL pariIcuInrs enquire at this Office.
Dec. 20, 1864. 45 G..
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Rags! Rags!

The highest market prices will bs paid
for all clean cotton and linen rags, in lsry.
or small quantities delivered at this otIc.
Person. IN making up their packages OF
rags will please be careful not to include
any WOODEN SCRAPS If
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Negro Soldiers.


A eorrsspondsnl Of ths Mobile Adperiiser
and R<gisier submits the following upon
this subject:
FACT sOr ].
The Southern people, supposed 10 be
well acquainted with the EegrS character,
did not bseys the negro could be made
soldier. They laughed to scorn the Yam.
KEGS purpose to convert the negro into an
effestive soldier
FACT NO
The Yankees have taken 2OO, 900 able
bodied male negroes from US, and hav.
made the great majority OF these negroes as
effective soldiers. as any in their ranks
When Confederate soldiers have met these
ns groes 10 battle, they have recognized 10
hem, on many fields, determined, discip.
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~ the 'oirsc' Sul fs's, o, the a.n,sr sea "a
'nf iuaugul1,c1, Il modes s.e rcmarsa''r Tor tha
luxury auJ complication Of tao ornament. AMI ar-
r.ar'mcuJs Of 3rcs,os AMI co,'hs,5; moreover, II
a that runor prc.iots shouu prove 70 be truc,t!Ic
year OF ~r,cc 1865 v,N compel, with It's prelc'rs.
ugr IN he extravaganza Of me- fashions, and tsJ l-
$50. iu tne rr1tue'ou Of grt'c os vhir' tui he . a-
peuaed with, AMI which have but hIie meet ~
,.rIr employ mOut otAcr than shat ~ "doug good
tor trade" which tLrlNcs PlOroIS sly IN these times
o. tunwy Plr.Ftp display. Hrtadri silk, alt'u,
au' velvet drrs-s abound; hut plush yc,,r.s 7fr
q e. l-s. being almost onul Nv combined to morning
0la.s, he incu yuit0, ~ Ia now utetsly called
Zoo Paws A. for lpupo'a, they arc reduced slmos.
Hr lv lry,.ll, and leave .ut little space Tor tle
cNorc le ~ the decorative Imagination %. tie mod.
s.es, WIN, however, by the utroducsion az Pea
cocks and other feathers, rich 0owc sul l5ao',
stu c0niri'e 90 rcnirr their production as costly
= before
OPT paelois and short rotor i,E, with or w,h-
ou' h'ol, Nrr the pardess dc preference but
me Lo"i' 90 etp-...y VII lie a special character
lsuc 81 the 'Ua "lui' y season, AID IS very grace.
.ul y sEspei Gnd oulAueuteI with rucuiug ia s.lE
Or u swuulYSn
IN the WAY o. farf, Ast.asRn, particularly for
ttmuru-, Boz ulu 70 ltcs..ra ans u-st.yu l.y So
o' ',f! general a.i ,at.oA to d.lngNt I-rt- ID! u
laay'8 60 i,'.
! Long wu-,bsnt- o. lac. are GENERALLY % re ono
to' tht pr.lt seas 10 So. .fH .lotty b,i y, uuE
white ones are also worn. Flr tlo toilet ur. ri,,
thc VIA ,c scr wIst0pd over a satin role - ca.
| tremely t,eyai! ana tasteful,
brsnt''y DresS.-Rooc OF pale rosc-co'or Ia.
| icty, The corssgo u cetrttrs orlAncntri wl,h D.
avn ol basquue eomvosed Vi black velyH bsuls
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AsEATEES.

BRENNAN ~ ON Saturday, Jan. l4th Edward
Curol. COUNTY, aud. slei - cass.
luv .,.I.,, und tnCuds OF 1hc !Alu.iy respect
N'ly invited TO s't"nd the funeral, ths tNond., }
nlv1n,n, 81 o'clock, nom bis iHte lesiIeIce. 40
IF,,lt az
CAIFRFl ua saturday, Jan. Il, isabella CAT
ne, IiH OF oven t.r.ev.
i n a. q" I,'p,g,'iIy invited to lsnd the
so Non 'uue- 81, jersey City. -
DONOVAN ION sunday, JEn. Is. -, or Mort and
'''tr lht'" r""n e. Donovan, g'rd ~ yeais' :
me leIn,,.. aud friend. Of the n,mv are respect
ME invite. attend The funeral, TINS iNonda'J
az, I.o1u, NJ 90 ocs, from tie residence Of her
n.osh'r ~ hlitonr 81.
GA tGlHE-On sunday, jan, 18th, william,
cfwt .. Of j1hn and Ann Galasaer a5ed ears
The a,s- and aequ,niancr, OF n, fqmi,- are
.u,. ,,''.'t to tucn9 "a, funeral the '4oH-
"N'.' % A'' .'-' +ts, 80 Ills. ave. li5
'EtEN-on 'undae, Jan. 10, l'i5, N. .hael Gss-
The lchA,,s aus friends of the far;ly arr re,peet
tf'h mrtrl 60 ,,.nt tue nius's, "a iuesjsv
Htfnop .'ih 1n.t, NJ ~ Oclock iIvn his late s.,-
ntHcr' 3d. West yO.h st. l5i
h ~, sunday mqrains- 18Th inst, sRer
iovsn Wi.' Of iholnN keenan,, nerI J,tu..
rni he nid .e eattss d The isinliy Az re.pect
AIAsbu .ah
,MtrpFN on s.,urd az, Jon. i'm ,o,r a snort
49, ''''' N'dd'I' native OF kufs Couaty,
1T. tAt' Year.
h's r 70, 80. .ri fr,cn1s ne Irrle,t.nlly inyitAl
to Ht'eN' ~. uL''I this tMo.at,, are noou. At
t.' tLo'". non hi- Lie ,rH.tu'U, g.gh 81 IoIE-
''''' ~" ''' ""N 'N' N'c-' lHu
~ " 'hil-On sunday, Jan. l5.h, Bernard
.H'.N'l' "-'. .' -. .le t'vu "a Iaitmavn, County
10. 81. l' noe. ia The 18Th yea. Of ht psc
Y '''.A. 0i' fe skrl nom hi isie residence
~ y. 4, a' ga So siay, Jan, lIth, 20 Trans "a.
Iat2A l|Na, :. NotI ~ At . O'Clock, Where lie
tui'n h'S' b. " 10 suns or the reIase o. his soul
40 ron 'ir.o,, ~ ~ O'clock 70 ilutJush Gene,
Wy 10. 3D. AnAt. The relatives AID friends arc
J 'es3-eHAAr hvibI 70 Ettepa. 80
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;i'-m med with Ice. Ths sleoves are provide with
ararrov n inning t. match
I'isi,inq Dress -ravu-co'orcd role q pop'in or
taf'ty, with trnmirgs ether in MORO antique OF
velvet, several Ghedes darker than that ni the
dress. Sometimes plain hght-colored elk IL
os'n f0r this ~ 10 81 rotc, aud then the trim-
riugs ust mentioned are Autobiography repl cod
w. % ri. satin .Iusun't'. Velvet y1.7'h1 !,
..'...l v.,l i...., .u u.ler-U.-y oar.. Ltlt
r' Iy.t zoe. s. .aI q Wit -.... ..l. %
.....J L.,s.- = .in tut pie ~ az ,1t
ore. 4 lra..'tl 10 tl.c Cd tlI- a. ic' . i4c
.. N.y,t pl,-,,lu rNfIe ca is ttcEy
TRAINED Wa hr.ndDHuurss, attached with large
o.. ... rr-I..prsI uuttous.
me cor ne -lue head 'ress s TIC most novel
go ur.angemuut and has Teen iftquert'r exc
,.t.i With success by one OF thr PRIME pal hair.
dr.--tss iu PARIS; TIE HuIuoutat.on consists Of
beads
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n,nhol Nlr.INcrcti.


''' ''''' ~ '''.'.' '-'
oss Of its 1reats orator, and one o. .,s most ac-
coupl-hei scholars and a'.trsrnon. Tic Hon.
yt,,., an ryr,,,, ,,,.,e.l ..,...,.l,.. r,;.,.,,,
''''''. H'''''' ''--'' O.-'
ed to n'' bette days oi The Republic anI bis lose
,,crg t. .a,,a... oi, n, ..u7l misfortune, ty TO
..f..,.... ,.t...... ..,.,. ....i a.. ........,
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BEATEs.

NcCABt.-Un Jan. l'ih, NJ. Alue " O. L.. rele,
Of Aitxund...
Tho friends Of Tire family 1fs Tssye.t-ill~ Invited
10 tsnd the funeral Ius. = o-Yfur ~ in.t
NJ II O'Clock, tiuIa "a. t"sideuce. q y ison
Albany froy and WatoIio. u.prr pl>,yr copy. ir6
VI BPHY-0n .nr 80 Jtu. 10TH, the wife Of Re
20. NOM t.ti , .tu..
ne t-i4u.s aui i.#'vc- ~ ,h~ f--riiv --r ~.
I.u.I lI. s... |. s.sI. 'I" fturrr .H .....f -
... Oh, l,,b .A.. -.,. 4, .I.u T.. Wet
- -. De-
swtGr-On surdS-. 80 1''h r. r-rar. th-''es
:. s.ft .Du Net. IDA er. o. e i.t 'e.e- sNsIi,
d. I'd . years "a. o b and l- dsys
lie spirit has rol q % his God,
4 ctOfu Of brisht Isu.eis 10 weat,
Tho Ge.i'e Of Nis ltIr' as lu. uy.ve0--
To meot other loved once there.
The funeral r' take place THE Monday Aterr ON.
81 z o'.lO, a, AZ a. = suffolk u. li
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tbIsS GOODS.

At IFGRAIS'S A GREAT ErOUCTIDs,
h'LAlN sIlI D. .l e,ot+ cy!ta " .ltA' at s-.'..
PLAIN ,L9,l!ir ~ sgn.-S~'5.
rLhIpLD SILK. At tL5O.
800 h.cuc' .ou Sd
Al ihe WOODEN DkErs GOODS
Grt'fyTf0 Efbj 'tU3Iio'$S * G 5i1pt
o.. SkAiiNG, ,dACQ EriF nom 500 80.
'ILi.ND!h VA r. E ~ t1OAAs q, .''
rALMORNIs
CluIHS ior llhse. Ind CLOAHGNDs
WHITE GOODS uul'r MhoIr.u e. pff.a
Thee Icduc non, are la4ae only ior t~o weoss pc
LADIES BE-I MD CLOVIS,
Just received.
LElNAlN'S,
go 40 Rroadrly
CIOSING OFT SALE or DRESS Gooli
- French msrinos, ot'cnans, Icgs a.pl,ls, ".
hfYfs, 3i3 Firhtl ave.
SPECIAL NOIlCE-CREAT ALTLEAnU1
- ENtlIEMFNT
IHEMLNbUls SACRIFICE
DRY 9 o ops.
GREAT SALE
go DAYS ONLY.
Owing 20 cSiens.ye sieranen. .oott to he ...-
mrrcc ior ht cn.Nitgnelto Of Do, vel fuIwl Ia
CEI.IIL FALACE INIOElIM 2o- Bow-ry.
Tue q. opricfo ,abes his method OF iaf mirg b.
many PHuNH aIl thr puDlt ttutf4L4, tLas H. ~l
stILRp AND WILL SELECTED STOCK v.
,,lrss THAN coz Of T ,,,,;,,i., e,,b,p.,
80 DAYS uNiH,
Ia order ~ rotu-e hi. stolk as uu,A % possible ia u
"a owe space OF time.
The Bai gaus % nl couprise tue follow ing.
MCi LOsiIE ELAth silk, ls pcr yard su
FANCY SILKS 6. : loant ~ sgari
PLAIN CQlpEEH slLhN, lO, H., Ne. and - a b.
CHENt sI..ks, d. t., .4s and -.
Hl ACk end COLOREp ALFACAS, 51cts. per var
and upward.
PtKlS >al FANCY PorLlNs, I. yer ysra a.
upN ard.
fRENCli MEEGNOs. 81 wool. from 81 ppr ra-d
FANCY rAAONf ~ AIDS, In eutss- variety, .
cts. rct rnfl aud upward.
FANCY sAAONT rLAlDs, Double width, 5ti.
yard rul urv sud-
BNLHnkAL SKIRTS. ?" % ami rpr.rd.
tuli.lhtNs DO, 30 TO ~.
MlSLlNs LlNLNs, OAAAsks, Napkins, Tow,
and Nsukets.
ILANNELS rRINTs DRAPERIES. &C.. &c. d.
BE- found IN EslLEs- VARIETY, sta great r,,irt
ton irorl tho ocular pricss.
tAItirulAr ufttlliOu lH requested 10 our
CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTNFNT
Ne the department. hrs te9u one u the ape, iAf B,
o. the F.'sbiahIlt ne rsvit lldNC meats wlu be .
tered 10 PlfCH fSEKS IN oIlsr 40 reduce III. al
ILGC a Ne possible.
y B.-An ESp.tp " Ron viii leave, ior H.
prompt delivery Of Panels iJir times daiir, VIZ
and H. \, n. sud anl +. 49, lunetua.l,
kelaeUiur
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM
% BoNeIy.
~ ". r ROBERTS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-16
SOCIETY NOTICES.

A o. H., l.. IA GENERAL MEETING
~ 81 the officers .Hd members Of the above urle,
viii le held 10 IlLmAny ilsil cor. York and Pearl
st. Nouday eve lirg, Jan 10th, ~ O'Clock pIs-
csey. D. order o PHILIP CLARE, q. f.. DANIEL
NcGEE, g. :. %,
A q. FORRESTIRS-THE MEMBERS OF
L. the standard Shades Cou 2, $50 West Sotr So
are icluos'ei to attend next Friday evening" 20 hear
the report pI the bisycHralUu Committee. - Of der
Oi j. IAkBlI, Chairman, &. CARSON. sec. %
THE lOl GlIRhD SOCIAL CLUB WILL
Il give complimentary testimonial 20 ions
VIM = on Tuesday, luiusGy lTfh, at ilihyrA. n
ilsil ~ funoc n. Thomas Manahau will supfl,
tA, uO win music cNeiuly seiec ed from The mot
euineNt p.u'u-suis. We hope urt no luther inv
LNtom WIN u LNuI.te DO n..onIe all Onr rInnit L.O