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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TRE

PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, l
DUBL1c NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN % That 4 11HSi UNDER
tho following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this Office g. THOMAS.
City Treasurer
City Council assembled sand after tho first day
OF january licenses shall be taken all CARTS day
the same manner and according to the provisions
now Of force in relation CARTS drays wagons
driven for hire except giving bonds. And each such
tanning the number thereof and marked Private TO be
placed on tho outside Of tue shaft
surety to any bond the Ordinance concerning IL
for CARTS drays wagons and other carrages
loss he or she bc freeholder.
licenses for public and prvnte CARTS drays wagons &C.
including the horses mules used thezeo1 which shall
be FREQ from other ta1aton:
PUBLIC CARTS, DRAYB ETC, THOSE EkpLoYED IN ANY
BUSINESS WHATEVER FOB HIRE DIRECT INDIRECT.
For every cart dray or wagon. drawn by horse
For every cart dray wagon drawn by two horses or
mules, $50.
For every hack and carriage with two wheels, $40
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, $40
For every stage or omnibus Except line onnibus).
with two horses, $50.
For every stage or omnibus Except limo onnibus),
drawn by four horses, $50.
For every truck drawn by two horses mules,
For every wagon drawn by or more horses
or mules, $G0 VII. f.@.0 ~,
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS DRAxs, ETC.
For every bread cart or wagon, So
For every dray or wagon used for private or do
mesnc purposes, and not to be employed In the tns
porting Of goods, wares, merchandise, lumber. any
indirectly for the samo. shall pay license tho sum OF
s.. exclusive OF the horse or mule.
Il. ST. in the year Of our LORD one thousand eight hun
dred and s1tysi1- Nl
P. C. GAnLARD. Mayor.
January 8 W. n. SMITH, Clerk Of Council
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FIRE LOAN.

NIL
CITY HAIL. November O. 1885,
IL PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN TIE
~ Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of the City, un
der can Act Of the General Assembly, GIVING aufhnrity
to the City Council Of Charleston to In the mat
ter OF Fire Loan, with view to aid In building up
City answ, hereby notified tha+ the 6otza of xppl
cation for loans be obtained at the office Of the Grk
Of Council. between the hours Of A. NJ and P. n.
AL applications must be fled In the above mentioned
Office as the Committee VIII meet every Monday to cn
slider the same E 55El' 751
By order OF the Mayor. W. q. SMITH,
November 10 aJ.H16@ Clerk @ Council
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CHARLESTON ORPHAN HOUSE.
1NONTRACTS WANTED TO SUPPLY THE ABOVE
~ institution with BEEF, PORK, VEAL. BREAD and
MILK for the ensuing yeAr. t5E' TTTTETo1T|7
Sealed proposals must be Left With the Steward prior to
the Sd January next December S :
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

CITY TAXES-NIONTHLY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF TIE CTTE ASsESaosi
CrTY HALL, January !, 1866
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED
4N that the Monthly Returns for the month Deceun-
Der past in compliance with the Tax Ordinance ratned
on tho 10th day Of January. 1866 must be ado or
befor" the 18th inst D. G. GIBSON.
January City Assessor
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Estale Sale Of Michael Mceusre-By oa7ze, Of ne

Estdte Sale Of Michael AcGuire-By order Of he
Executor. .4G
viii be sold at II o'clock A.M TUESDAY. the 22d
inst, In front of the Exchange, in Broad street,
By WARDLAV CAREW.
All that LOT OF LAND on the northeast corner Of
Spring and Coming Streets measuring Spring street
As fest; ON Coming street go feet. and north Ee SO
House and Store on the and double tenement
Building north Of the Store Coming street.
TermsIOne third cash; the balance and yeara
credit in separate bonds and mortgages Purchasers to
pay for papers December z II 16 u %
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Furniture, Plated Ware, &c.
0O n TY RJFr o. c@aY w.a-g

Furniture, Plated Ware, &c,
BY N. HUNT g. SON.
TOMORROW the 9Th inst, at 10 o'clock in house No
66 Anson street. three doors south Wentworth street.
will be sold
hne MAHOGANY SOFA. 8 Chairs Rocking Chair.
new Sdeboard Dining Table Arm Chairs, pair French
China Vases Bedstead, Moss Mattress, fne Feather
Bed Bolsters and Pillows Wood Seat Chairs Wire safe
Crockery, Gass and Kitchen Utensils, Silver Pla
ted Cake and Fruit Baskets sets Plated Casors Cor
dial Stand, Walters, Egg Stands, Candleshcks, &c.
All good articles, with lots OF other articles All to be
removed same day as the house Is to be given up.
Co0d1oons cosh. January
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BY n. M. MARSHALL & BRO.
On THURSDAY, 10th instant O'Clock will be sold
a.#5 at the Old Exchange,
AL that LOT OF LAND situate on the east side of
Alexander street, between Charlotte and Chapel and
known No. It 63 feet front and back by
215 feet inches, be the more or less
Condttions-One-Anhc cash: balance by bond. payabIe
In two three and four years, intarest sen,i-
annually. Purchaser to pay US for papera --
AIso
ANOTHER LOT, In same vicinity.
Conditions made known day Of sale.
\ January
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POSTPONED TO 9th JANUARY I

POSTPONED TO 9th JANUARf.1
1soc Esat s B,7eS; Reside ices, an eligible corner
Sand G1a 81 eoncense,.t e. MscAIH snia1 D''euing
On WEDNESDAY the 9th day Of January IL O'Clock,
that e tFe AS5 fGssfsf x r% ss sod a HALF
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE AND LOT OF LAND On
known No. ST. containing four upright rooms panty
dressing two atcs and twostory piazza with gas
which measures IS front and 100 feet deep moro % or
less are Kitchen Of four Coach House. Stables
large Cstcrn and Well Of Water.
Al that other NEAT AND DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
beth street. having four upright rooms panty dressing
room Two attics and double piazza with gas and CRATES
uEes 5 eet front and 100 Deep or less are
Brick schen OF four rooms Coach House and Stables
large Cibsern and Well Of Water.
All that LOT OF LAMB. egibly located at the south
the above and known No 55 measuring 81 feet front
Elizabeth street and 100 feet Mary street. or
ing and all necessary outbuldngs and conveniences
With little alteration could be made eligible stand for
property is very desirable and healthy.
All that LOT OF LAND S On the south side Of Heuiett
more less together with two and haf story Frame
Dwelling OF four square rooms, pantry and dressing
room. with other improvements thereon. -
cash: BALANCE payable in one
BY bond Of the purchaser and mortgage Of the property
buildings to Se injured and policy assigned Purchas
Ta4u1ble Plantation near Bl,ltIon and House in
Btutkon.
By JACOB COHEN &. CO.
On TUESDAY, cd January, II o'clock at the north OF
the Exchange, will be sod,
A comfortable twostory DWELLING and OUTBCTD-
INGs. on one ~ acre lot, In the Of Blufton.
All that TRACT OF LAND DE fnown as Rose Dew papts-
ton, situated on May River four AZ miles from B3ufton
containing thousand aooo) high land about
three hundred Of which cleared md seventy 70)
acres Of marsh This place has been under cultivation
this and the lands the best quality for sea
Island cotton and provisions On the place Is barn.
gin house and negro houses Also, belonging to the
above aud ahort distance from it. tract Of hun
dred acres of Pine land. M@i #@4 3i#e0
" ALSO,
TRACT OF LAND, within three (3) miles Of BIuffton
containing hundred and a-haf (762 1s
acres all of which Is heavily wooded with Oak Hickory
and Pine; and, being immediately contiguous to May
River. could be made profitable the sale Of wood
These nd when cleared Of the best quality for Sea
Island cotton Adjoining and belonging to this place. is
fifteen t15 lot, high buf, May Rfver-for
settlement and summer residence being perfectly
healthy at all seasons. NJ. @H
Terms: For the House and Lot in Button caah; for
Rose Dew Plantation onehird () cash, balance in one
two and three years; for the other Tract onehalf W
cash. balance in year Credit portion Of above be
secured by mortgage Of the property
Purchasers to pay us for papers.
January 4 I3"U frnvS 6
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\ UNDER DECBNE m EauTrY.

E A@2AO0A&1AA
On TUESDAY, the a2d instant. at ii O'CLOCK AM. will
'front.' % o. d tho Cd CO Custom House. me y
All that large and eltgiby located THREE STORY
No. 276, bounding north stoney Wiltberge-'s lot
south lot Of T. B. Taylor. east King street. and
King ST @ inehea and 50 sehes Oaa on a n
back line the north line 1ss feet inches the south
An that LOT OF LAND. with the two-story Wooden
side Of Bull street. and known No. IT. measuring in
front 10 feet and In depth IA feet less bound
ing North on Bun street. east lot Of F. aohar, west
on Hopton, and south ON Lot OF John Francis
All that LOT west Of the above, known as No. 49, ea-
surng ont and in depth feet moro lees
bounded north by Bun south by lot Of John Fran
Of James Lee @s# E &
James Goose creek on the southwest side OF South c.
sona Raisoad II niles Charleston nsasung 1s1
9er east and eouthest by land Of Farley and Thomas
nF h ss d
ton District, about miles from su1amervtlle-
The PLANTATION or AsR TRAor OF LAND adjoining
tho above, known Givehame Tract containing 91e
By tie losd % Bes
Collins aud Mrs. Rye, and cast by land Of Col Joseph
Yates. #
Those SIX LOTS In the village Of Accabee, known by
the numbers T. g. 10, IL, 20 and A. each measuring 100
feet front by 200 feet deep.
Three WATER Lors IN LIZ Iimehouss street Known By
the numbers 15 al aud 43 In plat OF the Lnnehouse
the nrst measuring 81 fest front and 1os feet
decp and the last measuring 68 feet front and los fest
deep.
Two HIGH LOTS at end Of Llmehouse street. known
said plat hunters Is and &C. 1nass1ng 81 feet
front and los feet deep. .#-4@
two and three years. bonds Of the purchasers
with interest," payable semi annually. and mortgages OF
the property Tho buildings be fnsured and Kept In
sured until bonds paid and the policies 70 be az
signed to the Master. Purchasers TO pay for pspers
.Sg5aHg@t jg&@.t @H@E@ JAMES ". GRAY, S9.sa
January 8 tbms tut Master in Equity.
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House aad Lot No. 125 Coming street

House and Lot No. LIS Coming street.
By CLIFFORD d MATHE YVES,
Real Estate Agents, No. SO Broad street.
VIM be sold WEDNESDAY 9th January. at II O'Clock
.#@# 8t the Old Postoface, Ias&S8a r.
That Three Story WOODEN HOUSE, with LOT, known
as No l2s Coming street aid outbuildinss Lot mea-
Terms-One- fourth cash; balance in one, two, and
three secured by bond and mortgage Of the prop
erty, with interest. Purchaser to pay Clifford Mo
thieves for pepers and atamps. @ January
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GOVERNMENT ADVERTISEMENTS,

6n1
BUREAU REyUaEKs, FRxEDMEH,
t5f @ AHD ABANDOEED LANDS, ! n
3 %t South Carotna,
CHAR1RsroH; s. O.. December H. 1865. @
laENERAL ORDERS, NO. 25l g33- s
General Orders, No. q, c. s., Is amended and re-
issued, a. follows: S.ta. i$s3 89 "77 - 1fI-
Bvt Major a. MOL CRAWFORD. v B. c., is hereby ap-
pointed O@cer in charge OF the Csirn Divaion OF tie
Bureau OF Refugees, Freedmen. and Abandoned Lands
for the State Of South Carolina +" ~, 5&a s&l48M
An communications concerning the collection OF back
pay, bounties pensons, &C., viii be addressed directly
to him. NO other persog in this State authorized
agents OF this Bureau for the coaeon Of such claims
Blanks and instructions win be forwarded by him to
the Acting Assistant Commissioners Of this state who
viii afford claimants the necessary aid properly
wsFding their appGcations to- the War Department
through Major Crawford BY order Of i9#773' :
S Bvt. Nat. Gen. 3. e. SCOTT,
Assistant Commissioner.
Bvt Major and A. 4. A.'aenL
oTyTcrAI. a''st '.E3ls72,$ ,$55 -@G1.IEes} $S sS
BOUNTY AND BACK PAY, ! y
.Iss CHAR1EsToN, g C., December n, 1855
Bvt Aa EDwAAD l. DRANE, A.. "A. Ge1g. }.
Attention To- called to the fact that this of6S ss the
only authorized medium for the colecton Of clatms
against the Government through Government chanrsz
AL necessary tanks and Instructions viii be furnshed
TO officers on duty In this State appleston to this
office. - = ~ sa1'3rsF A. Mel CRAWFORD,
@ Bvt- Msjor U..Rv., ofacer in Charge.
~ Columbia South Carolipian copy and sand hth to
this ONCE. LIMO ,ytgs H sy1Fr January
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MARsDEN's PEcToRAL BALM for all diseases of the
lungs. DOWIE l. NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents.
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By the Mayor. "-' -"'
January 8 W. H. SMITH Clerk Of council

CITY TAXES.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR,
NJ -- -.- ~. s~, CITY HALL. January I, 1857.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THIS oFFICE Is
~ now open: snd VIII remain open every day from
the hours OF A NJ. to P NJ Sundays excepted untl
the first day OF February next receipt Of Tar Re-
turns Real Estate. l. 5s.
All Males White and Colored, tho ago twenty
one years, required themselves for Capita
hon Tax. &J..G#
AL defaulters will be dealt with the Ordinance di-
rccts. D. C. GIBSON CITY Assessor
January 8 77' N ,-
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Bedslead. &C., DC.
DURBEC & CO.
viii sell THIS DAY, Mt th tr salesroom No 5s8 King
street, at hnlfpast 10 O'Clock
l BEDSTEAD-in order 7T ...s
large Bath Tubs a@@..
10 boxes Candles
20 boxes Soap
10 boxes Starch "s"
cans Jely-assorted '&m nv
Hand Organ -
An assortment OF DRY GOODS, CROCKERY &C. &c.
Conditions cash. Jannarv 4
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: ATTEs11oN is called to the advertisement Of the
Georgia Chemical Works, which manufacture o
very superior article Of family soap. Messrs.
PRuHs q BE1 are the sole agents for this State.
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Foe Lots and Houses IN Prtuate Court, in Ward
Nos.
BYI. g. X. BENNETT.
On THURSDAY next, 10th inst, near the old Exchange,
corner OF Broad aud East Bay Streets at IL O'Clock
will sell, Mn
Those Ave LOTS, with comfortable HOUSES thereon,
Of Spring street. Lots measure 49, feet front by
feet In depth. all high and dry Four Houses
tain two each the th House is build
ing. containing nix All good order and at pre-
sent bringing fair rents.
Conditions-Onethird cash; balance in one and two
years. secured by bond mortgage & the property
with interest payable semi annually buildings to be
sured and policy assigned. Purchasers pay ne
cessary papers. January
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MRs. A. N. PMK1aD.-We would ask the atten-
tion Of our readers to the card Of this lady, who
proposes to give instruction on the piano, violin
aud guitar, as well ss in vocal music. Mrs. p is
the accomplished lady whose performances on the
vioins at the recent musical soiree at the Hiber-
nian Hall, ELECTED such enthusiastic applause.
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AUCTION SALES,

l
Damaged Corn and Oats.
3- 2. s. A. p. CALDWELL.
THIS DAY, the 7th inst will be sold at IL O'Clock in
tho warehouse No. 50 Queen sroct near Meeting on
account OF tho Underwriters, and whom 1t may con-
ccrn
Sacks Damaged CORN @.
Sacks Damaged Oats.
Damaged on board schooner Loret Peacock her
voyage from Baltimore to Charleston
Conditions cash. January 7
BIZ eGaHH soWEiss s"ats; {. siaSox. e.
VIII be sold THIS DAY in our store. No. 127 Meeting
opposite Market street, at 10Y O'Clock.
s@ SET COTTAGE FURNITURE.
Ill. l...r coNsIsTINo OF:
WARDROBE. BUREAU. BEDsTEAD. WASHSrAND
Toilet liable, Towel Horse. and Chairs
Cottage Bedsteads Cot Mattresses double and single,
Mahogany French Chairs Wood Seat Chairs
Rocking Chairs Lounges, Sdeboards
Card Tables. Sewing Machines
Fine Cooking Sovc complete Paror Stove Bars of Steel
&C., &c. ~'"'-
Conditions cash. January y
auction Sale Of Furniture and Dry Goods.
VIII be sold THIS MORNING. at 10 o'clock at nv store
NO. lS6 Meeting street opposite Pavilion Hotcl.
! sixand 1a d. :. half Octave PIANO in good order
Marble Top Table I.,.
Cottage Bedstead
Beer Pump ... A.
Copper Boiler. @.&
Immediately after will sell the following Goods:
caiicoes 1a. GLGIH CLGAKS Heavy Wool gndershrts
Cotton Flannel Drawers. Pocket Books
Knives, Trimming Buttons. Umbrellas ..3-
Necklaces. Shoe Laces, Combs Gloves
Accordeons and ViolinB. .I..
All will be sold without tho least reserve.
Terms cash. January
Bedstedd. &C., DC.
DURBEC & CO.
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Fine Lots and Houses in W5er's Cou,z, Ward
No. 6.

No. 6. .N
BF I. 8. X. BENNETT. @&.
On THURSDAY next, the 10th instant near the Old Ex-
change at corner Of Broad and East Bay Streets will
sell, at IL O'Clock, IA @ T77-H
Those FIVE LOTS, with comfortable HOUSES thereon,
located in Wiers Court in Ward No 6, fronting on Luz
cas- street Lots measure - feet 'front.' by = feet in
deptf The Houses all in good repair and bringing
good rents. Two contain rooms each aud three
contain three rooms eath. .71
Condihons.-One-third cash; balance in one and two
years. secured by bond and mortgage the property
with interest payable senaiannuany. Buildings be
kept inquired and policy assigned. Purchaser pay
all necessary papers. January
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Havana Sugar, on account Of ao1ona it may con
cer1, by order Of The Spanish Consul
By J. A. EEsLOW & CO,
On TUESDAY, 18th instant O'Clock win be sold by
Auction, at the Custom House storee
$50 BOXES HAVANA SUGAR, Of various grades
The said Sugars comprise part of the cargo of the
Spanish bril-, "Joven Jose," Fradua master which nut
into this port in Distress whilst her intended
nom Havana to Antwerp, and sold for account Of whom
1t may concern by order Of the Spanish Consul
"a luary frnw6 tut
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An OLD House WITH A New NAnn.--Messrs
Morse Dow1z, we learn from their advertise
ment, succeed the well known house Of KING &
CAssIDEY. Mr.: NOISE has long been in the drug
cd with all its mysteries. He was with Knsa &
CAssIDEY during the entire time they did business
in this city, and is, therefore, well known to all
their old customers. Mr. DowM, formerly Of the
drug house OF RUFF & DowE, has q large.circle Of
friends in every State Of the South and West, who
will feel gratfed to learn that he can be fourd at
his old post again.
Success t. our friends. We have the less hesi-
tation in expressing this wish, as they sell other
things besides calomel and jalap, and good busi-
ness N their part need mol be because Of sickly
season to the community.
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The STATE NORMAL AND HIGH ScRooL.-This
noble institution was reopencd last Wednesday for
the reception Of pupils after long but unavod-
able interruption. The Normal School, before the
war, and during the years Of it's early progress,
tons of learning, and many are the teachers that
were fitted here for their responsible calling.
Under the able and experienced guidance OF MI.
Mood the present principal, we have no hesitation
in prophesying Brilliant future for the Normal
School. #"#
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NEW POLITICAL MovEMENr.-Senator HARLAN
Ex-Secretary OF the Interior, has been sojourning
in city for the past few days and left for Wash
authority that his visit hero was for the purpose
Of obtaining information concerning the extent Of
mend the formation of Union League and the
organization Of Union rarty, the chief design of
which shall be to aid in procuring Loyal Gov
action will be taken in tao matter, and that pc
tition Will shortly be circulated, the purport of
which will be to secure to the State government
similar to that recommended for the State Of North
Carolina, which was presented by THAD. STEVENS
in Congress- The sanity FRENCH, the planter and
chaplain We understand, IS a primo mover in the
matter.
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The BNoPTR1o LANTERN AT TRINITY CHURCH,
These interesting exhibitions, which have been
postponed for some time on account Of the incle-
ment weather, will positively take place to-1nor-
row afternoon at Trinity Church When these
view were exhibited in tho College Chapel, they
pleased and entertained audiences, and when it is
known that the ultimate object of the present per-
formance is charity, that and the small price Of ad-
mission charged will attract many who still remcn1-
Der their past visit with delight.
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ALEl ALE 1.-The lovers Of this beverage will be
pleased to see by notice in another column, that
Messrs. J. W. H. ARMSTRONG, at Nos. 40 and 42
Market street, have received large supply Of
Clngetts justly celebrated Ale. The Brewery Of
Messrs. W. Clagett & Co. was established in ITS
and their Ale being all warranted, is Of the best
quality. The Messrs: Armstrong are the agents
for this Brewery, ard procure their stock from
fountain head. E3 5s ETs'a1 -7a "a
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lsALE POSTPONED FROM LAST THURSDAY. ACCOUNT OF
~ 4@"4 THE WEATHER.
House and Lot IN Cdnnon's Court nk Auction
BIZ SMITH q NIclsILLIVRAY,
Will DO sold TOMORROW, 9Th inst, o'clock on the
north Of the Exchange. --"
That LOT OF LAND tho south side of Harpraye.
Tavern, measuring 81 feet inches front Canuons
Court oy !4o feet Deep moro or less together the
buildings thereon ia 49,
january =
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CLOTHING.
NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING.

NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING.
Fresh arrival Of
FALL AND WINTER GUoD3.
DAVID LowENDERG
invites attention to his stock Of
CHEAP Am FAsHIoNArLE trorIf1Su
II his store on
MnIn Streot. two door'oii.Ys 'hcA'rer..pn !foua
Rl"om 1urs p9.
wlfr" b" ho- 'ust received tr,nn Ne,, Yurk sud
philadelphia q fuil assortment uf
MEN AND nul- uLormNu.
in-indns the most lashonnrlr, iurnole and
'ontsunS o..
Box, SACK, FRoCK, GUM, AND oiI-CLorH
COATS And PANT-,
Il s sorts, 4Ikes, and colors. lie has also replen-
el'rl ii- nlrcId" lHrsc stool, OF
'All ASu WtNTFE sHAwl-.
sr''-tr il9'E 'EI'u. AND PLAlN vE~rs.
suiHie. ,GAvAT-. srocK.. COLLARS,
tANDHLRcTEf4 GIovEs.
svsPENDEI,s, AID FANCY ARTICLES
II ms constant, on haui largo and veli.se.
ected b;sortmeni Of
CLOTHS AND Vl:s1lSHs
rhleh hc Is prepared 10 make 10 order into any
ur VI clothing. uu very short notice, and la ths
'cs' manner. ~ hI clything t. laale To wear,
and most OF T. is Of home Manufacture.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEwEIRY,
II every description, Hne and cheap. Iii. esse Of
iewclry Il sot surpassed ia this place. Gall and
examine his general assortment Of
CLOTHING, WATCHES, JEwEl.RY, &C.