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Valuable Building Lot North side Of Queer-steet.
near TO Meeting- street.
.T0Eyyy g.. RIGGS & co.

Valuable Building Lot North side of Queer-street.
near to Meeting 9-area.
By JOHN 8. RIGGS & CO.
THIS DAY, the 2ssh inst, at IL O'clock at our Real
Estate and Stock Exchange. viii be SOLD,
kssss ALL THAT VALUABLE LOT or LAND.
EiIE situate, lying and being on the north side OF
m!IP Queen.streof, designated by the No. g. being
a& the fourth Lo: east Of Meeting street. and for.
mery occupied % Furniture and Cabinet Store msas
urns and containing in front on Queen.sreet Thirty
FRET, and in depth ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
FEET be the Same dimenfons more or less This Ii
very eligible Building Lot Being near TO Meeting street
and In the vicinity OF the "MILLs HOUSE" will en-.
hance Its value and prove nne investment On the
quantity of Bricks which viii be included In the sale.
Conditons-Onezcurth cash; residue In one and two
years secured by bond and mortgage, with interest
Purchaser to pay for papers. fmwth4 March 70
Desirable Building Lots in Queen-ssreet, oet,oeen
King and Arehdals streets, on long credit
By JOHN 8. RIGGS d CO.
THIS PAY the 2sh instant .s II %, SS'Gss S ;od our
The following desirable BUILDING LOTS:
AL THAT LOT OF LAND on the north side Of Queen.
street, midway between King and Archdala st eets,
meas urng and containing In front on Queen-street
FORTY FEET. and In depth ONE HUNDRED AND ONE
FEET be the same Dimensions moro or leas, with all
the bricks thereon.
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND on tho north side Of
Queen street adjoining the above described lot 70 the
west measuring aud containing In front on ArchdAe-
street FOkTY FEET, and in depth ONE HUNDRED
FEET be the same dimensions more or less, with all
the bricks thereon. -
Stores being near Kingstreet aud the retail trade IN
that vicinity.
Condiuons-One-hfth cash Tor as much over aa the
purchaser may uish to pay); balance In one and Two
''s March % fmwth4
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LOCAL MATTERS.
.~ SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. -ea

To-Monaow being Good Friday, time-honored
holiday with printers, no paper will appear on
Saturday. Advertisers will please bear this fact
in mind, and bring their notices, advertisements,
&C., in during to-day.
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EDIsrO AND ASHLEY CANAL COMPANY.
OFFICE EDISTO ASHLEY CANAL COMPANY,(
CHARLESTON, 6. O., March 16, 1866
T,Y ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE, PASSED AT ITS
n last session. the EDlSTO AND ASHLEY CANAL
COMPANY received permission TO increase their capital
from One Hundred Thousand Sl00 000 Dollars to Three
Hundred Thou (sSOoOOO Dollars, in Shares Of One
Hun6 red (slOOl Dollars Q ch
The public are hereby Informed that the books for
a. II. to P n daily, at the Office Of Messrs JOHN
g. RIGGS co. corner Broadstreet and East Bay. The
Stock subscribed for to be paid for by monthly install
ment Of of Five 1867 Dollars each and every Share.
j. RAYENEL MACBETH,
Secretrry and Treasurer.
Times" copy and send s %1,s5 to this b
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p,sHop LYNCH. We take pleasure in announcing
that this Prelate has returned rom nis errano Oh
mercy, and is once more in cur nilasF
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BY mLLIGAN. MELCHERS q co:
THIS DAY. the 2eth instant at II o'clock. in
front Of Old Postofloe, corner Broad and East Bay
Streets will be sold,
DWELLING thereon, situated the east side OF St
Phillp-sreet between Spring and Cannon. The house
contains rooms, with Closets pantry and piazza;
kitchen attached Lot measures 40 feet front oy o4 fee
Geep, more or less. -
Conditions -One-half cash; balance payable In one
year with interest day Of sale, secured by bond
and mortgage; building to be insured and poncy as
aiQned. mAlCn -
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| IIGRoRE LAHPs.-These excellent safety lamps,
which have been for sale for time past at the store
Of g. DAv Co., No. 245 Kingstreet have been lately
very much improved, By putting new burner. and
adding shade, enabling them to give very brilliant
but soft light. We had occasion to purchase one OF
them few days ago, and much pleased with it, as
has all the brightness Of any other have used
the groine not being OIL 1t is much easier to
kept Clean and danger Of grease, that eyeaore to
good housekeeper.
CLoTHNG.-One Of the largest and handsomest as-
sortmens Of fine spring clothing may be found at ".
A. LUDLows new furnishing store, at the corner Of
Hsyne and Meetingstreets up stairs) where all who
desire can be accommodated with superior style and
quality Of goods. and at prices to suit the times. City
and country dealers requested to give them call
before purchasing elsewhere where many will recog-
nze an old friend in the person Of GEoRaE T. RANKI
long and favorably known In the business and who win
be happy TO assist them in selecting their goods gnr
anteeing satisfaction.
The Office Of wAIDRoN, EaeIEsroN Co. can also be
found at this place.
SPLENDID sTocK OF GRocRR1Es.-Our young friend
n LEVIN, Jr., adverises choice stock Of grooeries
imported expressly for the Passover hodays also best
brands Of Lquors-bandy gin, whiskey, &C.; also ale
porter and wines. Mr. LEVIN, who commenced with q
small stock when the war ended, has now one OF the
most popular grocery establishments In the city, and
which has been recently materially enlarged. We con-
gratuae young friend bis great success. and ad
wise readers who have literally bestowed their
patronage the little grocery acorn to accord It stu
further to the big grocery oak. Mr. LEVIN keeps the
best Of everything and everything Of the best Cali and
take home bottle Of gin cocktail, Arraok punch, or
some such delicious summer beverage and look around
at things generally
RARE CHANCE FOR PROFITABLE INvRsraKNT.-A rare
chance for udcious and most profitable investment
Of capital s offered in the sale Of real estate advertised
by Messrs. NATHAN OrToIENeuI, to take place this
morning, at the Exchange, corner Of East Bay and
Broad.street at eleven O'Clock The valuable lots Of
fered are located next to the site Of the theatre and
therefore in that portion OF the city which will doubt
as soon as the work of rebuilding commences be the
head centre OF Wholesale trade. Who purchases
these lots at anything Like the present prices Of real
estate will ensure for themselves respectable chance
Of doubling their capital In less than three years. fer
independent Of the rise that property must take In
Charleston as soon as things begin to work IS they
should, the rental Of Wholesale stores put up In this
reighborhood would pay 0 handsome interest on the
bidding show lively spirit Of competition, and the
con dence Of tho bidders in the bright prospects that
are yet In store for old Charleston.
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Theft.-L. HABEN1cEr testified that, on last Mon.
day, he missed hat which he had hanging nea,
the door Of his store, for sale, and supposed il
was stolen. Richard Brown (colored) testified
that he was opposite to Mr.. HABEN1cHT's store,
and saw the defendant take the hat and put it IN
der his jacket, and then go off. Sentenced to a
fine of $40, or 10 days. imprisonment.
Willis Jones, colored-Breach of Trust.-Nr.
HuaHEs testified that, while he was sick short
time ago, he gave defendant an overcoat to pawn
for him, which he did, and received &C. but he
never saw him until last Tuesday night, when he
said he had lost the money. The Gaze was settled
between the parties.
The colored civilians, who were to have been
sentenced yesterday, have been sent for trial be-
fore military commission.
MAYORS CouRT.-A man who WAS intoxicated,
and had been beaten pretty well by some soldiers,
was discharged by the Mayor, he thinking that
the prisoner had been punished enough.
An individual who makes money by making
mattresses, and who got trunk on tick, was
brought up to explain himself, but as there was
more moss in his head than there is in many Of
his beds, he couldn't be understood. His Honor
fined him IS, which Immediately brought him to
sense Of his situation.
Another man, who had had severe knock down
from John Barleycorn, and who determined to
fight some body else, but couldn't find him, was
brought in by policeman and put in a cell.
When his Honor fined him S., he said it was
worse sell than the other.
man running race-horae in the streets was
fined IS by the Mayor. BE Was much put out be-
cause the mare won that race.
Col. JOHN CUNNNaHAM.-We are pleased to
notice the following paragraph concerning this
gentleman in the Augusta Constltionalist Of
Sunday last:
COL JOHN CuNNMGHAM.-The fond recollection
of other and better days came crowding oar
memory as we cordially greeted in our sanctum
yesterday, Col: John Cunningham, OF Charleston,
who, notwithstanding the wear and tear OF four
years hardship, is looking remarkably well. The
Colonel is engaged in planting in one Of the Upper
Districts Of South Carolina, and visited Augusta
for few days on business connected with his
planting interests. He left for home yesterday
afternoon.
HENRY LARooMBE, proprietor Of the ice cream
garden IN Calhoun-eT 7, Opposite cuIAoSsn-
street. and one door east OF Anson-street, takes
this method of informing his friends and our citi-
zens generally, that the row on Monday in Cal,
houn.etreet was three doors from his place, and
that he had no connection with it whatever, as
NAV have been inferred from the notice in this
paper. He proclaims this dance house to be
nuisance, which ought to be abated, for the peace
and quiet of the neighborhood.
The above party bears good character for
honesty, industry and civility; We therefore take
pleasure in placing him in 3 proper position be-
fore the public.-ED.
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WE LEARN that the Panorama of tie lombard
ment of Fort Sumter will be exhibited in this city
in few days.
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4 Neat Residence In Percy-strea.
BY BOWERS 6 SILCOX.

VIII be sold, THIS DAY, the Goth instant, In front
Of the old Postof1ce, Broad-street, ct II O'Clock,
AL that LOT OF LAND, With the BUILDINGS there
on situated In Percytreet between Spring and Bogard
Streets No. 8. The House contains six rooms, double
piazas gas fixtures In tho house; Kitchen attached room
up and down. Lot measuring and containing 10 feet
hont and back line, BY 100 feet deep be the same moro
or less; with grape arbor. fruit trees, garden, DO
Conditions-One-haNo oanh; balance payable In ono
year with interest from date Of sale, secured by bond
and mortgage; buildings TO be insured, and policy
assigned. Purchaser TO pay B. 8. for papers.
March 10
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Estate Sdle.-A small House and: Lot, corner OF
Norris and Coming Streets
BY BOWERS eE SILCOX.
VIII be sold, THIS DAY, the 29th instant, at II
o'clock In front Of the old Postofice, Broad etreet
All that LOT OF LAND with the Buildings thereon,
situated the northeast corner Of Morris and Coming
streets. House contains rooms, with Kitchen attach.
ed Lot measuring and containing 80 feet front and
back uno 80 feet Deep be the moro or less, and
now paying $40 per month rent.
Conditions cash; purchaser to pay B. g. for papers
March 19
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THIS DAY, March 29Eh -
eighth casks SUPERIOR BRANDY b.
Cases Of Superior Brandy - = e2<2
40 cases Old Bourbon Whiskey, very superior
article ...----....-- March ~
A Ldrqe and Attractive Sale of Dry Goods, dc.
BY r. BACKUS. {. 5.s.sl1 !. - - :.
THIS DAY, March 29, 1t No. 196 Meehngstreet oppo-
site Pavilion Hotel
cases a. ENGLISH OALICOEs, Madder cclors
~ French Calicoes, Madder colors
case Paris DeLaines unique goods)
I case Domestic Ginghams
leases ~ Black Lonscloth. extra quality
case 40 inch Pillow Case, very desirable
case Colored Chambrays
i Gaze Of MEMS STRAW HATS and variety Of
other goods too numerous to mention.
Bale positive March 10
Wine, Champagne, Ryrings srs.g e. and Goldfish.
VII be sold THIS DAY, Che 7sth inst. in my Store.
No 1ss Meeting street. opposite the Pavilion HOTEL at
cases Of PORT WINE
cases Of Agelca Wine
cases Of Huscatei Wine
baskets pint Champagne, Heidssick warranted
good quality
2barrels imported Burtons Ale, dozen in each
1000 % pound. ~ Of FINE ooDS1sH. aS good article.
By r. BACKUS.
Will be sold, THIS DAY. 29th. In my Store, No. 1856
Meeting street. opposite the Pavilion Hotel, mt half
past 10 O'Clock,
-a-oEnn .nnasneo. OF The CONTENTS OF COUNTRY
STORE. consisting OF Eentutky Jeans Hosferys eaiooe
Apacas, Mernoee Flannel Shirts Spool Cotton, Scissors
Linens, Ladies' Caters and Bootees Towels, Linen O.
Handkerohiefs, Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs.
ALSO,
An assorted lot Of CLOTHING, consisting Of Pants,
Vests Coats and also 200 dozen Madras Handkerchief
running from SO to So inches tlso lot Mosquito Nets
slishty damaged, and one large Show Case. In good
order.
ALSO,
The following CONSIGNED GOODS. Just arrived by
Quaker City, from New York. and will be sold T0-M0R
Row, at hafpast 10 O'Clock Twenty four (2 cases Of
ASSORTED DRY GOODS, consisting Of Linen @. Hand
kerchiefE, Bordered Handkerohiefs Printed Muslin
Shirt Fronts cases Of Swiss Muslin, Dotted Swiss
Gross barred Cambrics Tape, Check Cambria, case
very superior Ssxony Dress Goods, 18 dozen Colored
and White Scoop Bonnets. together With q general
assortment Of seasonable goods, all Of which win be sold
for cash delivery. March %
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Ar AN election for Director OF the Peoples Ma
tional Bank, Mr. JAnEs III. CALDWELL was chosen
in place Of Mr.. E. b. RODGERS, deceased.
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

@THE LIST OF LETTERS re-
manning in the Postofioe at the emu
of each week is published ofno!any
in THE DAILY NEWS every THA-
day morning.
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90. sold, yesterday, at their Stock and Exchange
establishment, the following Stocks and Bonds:
$50 City Blk Per Cent stock-S76.
$3.50 City Blk Per Cent Stock-S76
$500 City Six Per Cant Stocl-S76.
$3.50 CITY Biz Per Cent Stook-$76
$500 CITY six Per Cent. stook-$79.
$500 CITY Six Per Cent Stock-$S0.
$3.50 City Six Per Cent stock-$S1.
$1,000 City Six Per Cent Stock-$e2h.
Sl250 City Six Per Cent stock-$82.
S1l00 City Six Per Cent Stock-s82h.
$1,000 City Six Per Cent Stock-$eS.
$4,000 In Northeastern Railroad First Mortgage seven
Per Cent Bonds-$80.
$4,000 State of South Carolina Bonds-$72.
5000 State Of South Carolina Bonds, due In 1875
$eSk.
10 Shares South Carolina Railrosd and Bank-$76h.
25 HALF Shares South Carolina Railroad-$59H.
az ShareA Northeastern Railroads.&c.
60 Shares Carolina Insurance Company-$2h.
$3.50 In City Of Columbia Six Per Cent. Bonds
$7OH to 75E
SOS
Coupons Northeastern Railroads.&c..
Coupons State Of South Carolina-$64H.
Coupons Greenvlle and Columbia Railroads.&c..
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A Good Family Residence is Spring. street.
BY BOWERS AND sILCOX.

a Good Family Restdence ax Sp1sng.suees'
BY BOWERS AND sILCOX.
VIII be sold. TH:s DAY, the 2sth inst4ns at II
O'Clock, In front THE Old PoCsoace. Broad.sreet
All that LOT OF LAND. With the BUILDINGS there
known % No 81 sprng.sreet opposite sirss ss On
The house contains largo rooms is feet squares two
attics dressing and pantry, double piazza feet
Wide on the west side and south end Of the house; gs
and good gas fixtures throughout the house, ha houeo
on brick foundation; htchen with large rooms; sa:
hIes &o Lot measures and contains 80 feet front and
back nes by It's feet Deep be the same more OF less;
good brick cisern and fruit trees on the prenaisea
Conditons-One-thir cash; balance In one and two
years. with interest and bond and mortgage OF tie
premises, buildings to be insured and policy assigned
Purchaser to pay B. q. 8. for papers. March ~
MILLIGAN, MELCHHRs & CO.
VIII SELL THIS DAY, 29th inst, at 10 O'Clock, before
their Store No. 20 vendue Range
- suits OF READY.MADE BRITISH CLOTHING
- yards All-Wool Melton Cloth
Gents and Ladies' Shoes
Mems and Buys Hats.
FURNITURE, BEDsTEADS MATTRESSES, &C., &c.
Watches, Pocket Knives, Jewelry, &C., &c.
Unlimited articles received up to hour OF sale.
March 20
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BY MILLIGAN, MELCHERS q CO.
THIS DAY, the 29th inst, at IL O'Clock, In 'front.'
OF Old Postofce, Broad and East Bsy-sreets,
will be sold
All that LOT OF LAND, with the TWO STORY
WOODEN DWELL ING thereon, situated at NO. Cnin-
auepen street. one door south Of Sprtng-sireet
Tie House contains four rooms, dressing. room and
pantry-paxza fronting to the South-a good kitchen,
with two rooms.
Lot measures 40 feet front by 100 feet Deep more or
less UDon the premises Ia o good vol of water
Conditiona-one- haif cash. balance In one year. WIN
interest secured by bond and mortgage; building 10 DC
insured and policy assigned
ALSO,
AvACANT LOT adjoining above, measuring 40 feet
front on Chinquepen street. by 100 feet Deep more OF
less.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers.
March %
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Gone,nnent Sale of Machinery, Steam Boilers,
&C., the remains of Sa,o Min
By WILLIAM GURNEY, Auctioneer.
will be sold at public auction, at No. 1o2 East Bay
Charleston, g. O., on WEDNESDAY, April Ill., at
TIE 70 FOLLOWING CAPTURED PROPERTY:
Three STEAM BOILERS, about q feet by 80 inches
And other parts Of Machinery more or less injured
by are being the remains Of saw mill, built by the
eo.caled Confederate States This property 1s to be
sold where 1t nes within few yards Of the Fifteen
Mile Post on the Dorchester Road, on Dr. 3. B. Baker
plantation, afteen miles from Charleston.
SALE POSITIVE ga
Terms-Cash In Government currency, to be paid I'M
mediately on conclusion OF gale.
By order Of the
T. C. CAL11cor, surpervising Special Agent q. 8.
Treasury Department March ~ ,
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FRz.-About hali-past O'Clock last night the
alarm bell summoned the Fire Department to
Ward 1. On reaching the place, We found the
fire was in Elliott street, south side, near East
Bay street. The house is known as No. S, and is
three story brick building, belonging to MIR.
RICHARD R. THOMPSON. No insursnce. The
house WAS occupied by "three families" 30 one OF
the ladies informed us, who herself mourned the
loss of feather bed, that had not been insured
a Mrs. MILLER had charge OF tho house. Moth
ing was known certain about the origin Of the fire.
The occupants averred that there had been no
fire in the house, except in the room back OF the
bar on the ground floor, and yet the flames were
first observed in the upper story or in the garrett
The several fire companies came very promptly,
and worked with hearty good will. The police
also, was present in large force, and did efficient
service in guarding the premises, though, as far
as we could see, their Office was a sinecure last
night, as there seemed but little movable proper
ty about there that needed guarding. Some
think the fire originated in the chimney.
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PUT THE QUESTION generally to your friends, as to
what preparation they for their teeh and the re-
sponse nine times out of ten will be, sozoDoNT IT'S
no longer necessary to impress its merits upon the pub
lie mind; experience has taught the world that as
means of identifying and preserving the teeth, invgo-
rating the gums, and giving pleasant aroma to the
breath II has no rival In either hemisphere. IS
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FROM THE Mobile BGnk Note Reporter, Of March
24th, we see that the following is the total num-
ber Of bales Of cotton received at that port by
river and railroad since lat September TO date:
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D,cezAng Hotise--on account Of former purchaser
hauing faded to comply NTH terms Of sale.
BY LAUREY Il ALEXANDER.
THIS DAY, 2eth inst, will be sold ct the norta o.
the Exchange, at II O'Clock.
All th1t Two-SToRY WOODEN HOUSE AND LeE
known as No. 10 Coming. street, measuring In front@
feet by 50 feet deop be the same more or less On sne
Lot all necessary oatbuildngs the premises are IN
good repair, and possession given immediately.
Coadihons-$3000 cash; the balance payable IN o1o
and two years. with interest payable annually property
to be insured and policies assigned The purchaser ns
the option Of paying all cash. Purchaser 70 Pay =
papara,- ..--,....-. h9Cn -
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LOOK OUT FOR BAEAKEns J.
Look out for the Locomotvel
Look out for the trap.doorl

Look out for your head
Look out for your heels
Such are the notices We meet everywhere, and hun
dreds Of similar ones.
These notices are put up to prevent accidents; but
few notices are emphacay presented to the public to
provide for contingencies IN case any OF the above
named csutionary measures should fail to accomplish
their intended purpose. We, therefore, would like to
add to the above named notices the following viz
Look out for deathi
Look out for hcknessi
Look out for your family
Look out for want In old sge!
Look ont for bodily accidents &C., &c.
ur now much more importance these latter precAu-
tonary notices are than the former, leave to our
readers 70 Judge. Should the first notices fail to &C.
complain their desir: effect, which our statistics too
often prove to be tbe lse, the latter are propery at
tended to- always balm to the sufferer. moderate
sum invested In Life Insurance Policy, or In an Acci.
dent Insurance Policy at rhing expense, is certainly
the safest and cheapest sndote for all the mshaps the
human frame is subjected to IN this world Of uncertain.
ties.
Mr.. p q. KEaLEn, well known to our citizens -
reliable and upright business man, is the appointed
agent Of the Universal Life Insurance Company OF Now
York ZONE of the most liberal companies estabshed)
insurng impaired life well as the healthy Is prepar-
ed to issue life policies in this company he also inaures
against all accidents by travel In the ordinary avoca
ons of every day life in the Travellers Insurance Com
pany of Hartford Connecticut the Oldest and most re-
liable Accident Insurance Company in the United States
Pamphlets containing full instructions and e1pana-
tons OF either company, be procured at his Bank
ing ofco corner King and Easel streets, entrance on
Hase.
PUT THE QUESTION generally to your friends, as to
what preparation they for their teeth and the re-
sponse, nine times out of ten will be, sozoDoNT. Tif
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Boom Shoes, Dry Goods, &c.
BY MILES DRAKE.
THIS DAY, the 29th instant. will sell at my Store
corner Of King and Liberty streets,
100 cases and cartoons BOOTS AND SHOES, exprep
ly selected for this market and Just received by In
Gases MEMS CALF AND ZIP BALMoRAIs, 8 To- J
and 8 to 13
Gases Mems Calf Pump-Sole Boots
Cases Mems Calf Oxford Ties
Cases Women's Goat and Kid Bslmorals, 70 Tand
too
Gases Women's Goat Congress, 5 too
Gases Misses Lasting Congress Caters -
Cases Boys Calf Pump Sole Boots -
Cases Children's Kid Congress
Cartoons ladies' Misses and Chndren's BalmorAS an
Congress. a
general .ssor4men. Of DRY GOODS. HoslEax
HOOP SKIRTS, &c. .et
"a boxes PRIME TOBACCO, to be sold yi.noSt 70
serve. nAtcn -