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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07
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The mOde Of redemption of those notes decided by
the Department in the letter which copy in part

The mode of redemption of those decided by
the Department in the letter which copy in part;
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May %. 1868
The hvetwenty skies being payable twenty
years date though rcdeemae after five years. arc
considered ~ belonging 70 The permanent oa9 ana 80
year seventhrties are convertible These bonds wiz
The Mree year thirty bonds or notes are regarded
"a part OF the temporary loan and will he paid IN CnHed
states notes. unless holders prefer conversion to payment
very r'Ps'"HV A.,,,, ssc,st,,y ',s ~. Tresssr,
Samuel H. VALLEY esq. President Reyers BssE. Bo.tOa
Under this decision of the Department these notes were
exchanged before or maturity for skies of 1851 Was
this paying them In gold its equivalent at tho option
OF the hOlder Let US BY reference TO the files OF
THE NEwYoRK TRIBUNE OF August 40 1884, your read
ers will find that the market price Of skies Of 1881 on tho
day previous 1881 In currency aud that the quota
ton for gold was per cent SO that the bonds wers
worth on that day l2I per cent In gold don't believe
that the holders Of those notes considered that they ne
ceiyed gold or ts equivalent" although Cen Butter
says that they did When tho second Issue maured DC
tober 1854 he Of 1881 stood at 1866 the average
price Of gold l0l making the bonds worth on thss
day 81 per cent Ia gold.
Does it not seem that the precision OF thought and
statement which Gen. Butler prdes himself upon hay-
ing learned In the criminal courts consists in being able
TO make Statements precisely the VI the truth
Gen Butler has found market quotation soon after
the passage OF the Legal Tender act and more than two
wears before the noes we're due In which they stood
rather above par in gold The fact entirely irrelevant.
his statement being that tho notes were pad In gold
Shall correct other unmportant mistakes IN hs
letter. He states that sad that but Que kind OF loan
was authorized July IT, 1861. whereas stated no sueh
thing Also that "bundered throughout In not stat
ing the various Issues authorized at tho discretion OF the
Secretary.
Will your readers notice here. matter OF curiosity.
that in Cen Buffers list of the different kinds OF loans
authorized at the discretion Of the Secretary be places no
figures opposite tho 7SOsi The only amount he could
name IA authorized would DO the whole, s0oOooo he
therefore oms figures such mention would upses
bis whole statement. The Secretary actually issued
4iOOO0OnO 7.30 notes,
6O00oOOO a0year bonds. aud
currency.
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PHILADELPHIA

TIE NOMINATION OF GRANT-WHAr 1T AMOUNTS
To-THE RING Oh POLITICIANs-THE MOVE
MINT UNSUPPORTED ny THR PEOPLE.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY,

Bu1st, Ad7nillaslrdloT, os. LooJdn ek al. W --
VIII be sold uadcr the direction of the underagned at
old Custom House, in this city. on TUESDAY the
18th day of january ls67, ct IL oclocl AM,
AL that LOT OF LAND. with tho Buildings thereon,
situate east side Of Coming street. in City OF
Charleston designated by the numbers 16o and 1872
measuring in front Coming street forty three 3 fest
and depth from east to west hundred forty
14o feet, be the or less Bounding north
lands formerly Of Catharne Bennetr south 1y
linda Of John Lafar; east by lands OF - and west
hv: Coming street
One-third cash; balance in dve equal
ota slunents secured by bonds OF the pur.
Chaser and ortaao II premises with interest from
day OF sale. payable annual ae @ M 70 pc insured
and policy assigned Purchase sSRS sS "a dEnppEp
Jannarv-11 ~, --s- n Equity.
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and Italy. At Rome, when the veil could not be
spread over the roof Of the theatre it was the
custom for females and ofeminate men to defend
themselves from the sun with the unabraculuns Of
| that period
Tho umbrellas was used in England ms luxuri-
ous sunshade early :: .Lo i;ssh century. Bon.
Jonson mentions it by name in comedy produced
in 1916. In those days the unbrella was compos-
ed exteriorly OF feathers in imitation Of the plum
age OF bird; Afterwards oiled silk was tho ordi-
nary material, and Swift says in his City Shower"
'The tucked up seamstress walks with hasty sr1des
While streams run down her oiled umbrellas Sides"
These early specimens, when wet, were exceed
ingly difficult to open or to close. Tho stick was
heavy and in:oayenient, and the article generally
very expensive. It was originally he in fashion
tle reverse OF the present, for it then had ring
on the top, by which it was usually carried on the
finger or hung up when not in use. On account Of
their rarity ard cost they we're carefully preserved
manufacfories were established, and umbrellas
became what they are at present-cheap, service
able, and easily appropriated !,
MARsDEN's PEcroRL BALM for Coughs, Colds,
Influenza >ar %Y
DOWE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN 4 CO., Agents.
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: I5U7SI Us. DOSeDN.
VIII be sold under the direction Of the undersigned
the old Custom House. in this city. TUESDAY tho
29th day of january, 1867, IT lfo'clock A. NJ,
ments thereon. known by the name Of FETEREssA.
siuate in that part Of Berkely District known St
drew's Parish, the esst side of Ashley River, and
both sides OF tho Dorchester Road. and little over
twelve miles from Charleston. The Plantation confirms
acrea less and butts and boands the
and east lands Of John and Patck ONeil souta by
lands of f- -Touchstone, and west by Ashley River,
per plat Of made by R. z. Payne Surveyor. In
1886. !.
Terms-Onefourth cash; balance payable In Ave
equal successive nstalmcnts by bond
the purchaser and mortgage of the premises with In
tcrest from day Of SALE payable annually Purchaser to
pay for papers- -@&@ .# JAMES TUPPER,
January II i.. flu u."-M Master in Equity.
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Fact Worth Knowing.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Truth about Dyspepsia.

Whoever says that dyspepsia Is incurahle, tells
that is to say makes egregous mistake More than
thousand aggravated have been cured by hos
TRTTER's STOMACH BrTTERs while the number
that have been prevented from coming to head, by the
neans is incalculabe In Winter and early Spring.
when the sppetite Ia sometimes too vigorous the
COMFORT safety OF the stomach indigestion is most
prevalent and most distressing Is the appetite to be
ba,ked to accommodate the digestive organs Not So;
then the frame would lack its due proportion Of
tri1nent The thing to be done is to STRENGTHEN
STOMACH tone the liver, and put the bowels In perfect
order. Nothing viii do tas efectually, rapidly,
quietly 80 pleasantly as HosTETTER's BTTTERs. This
potent preparation trims and balances the systen
clothes it. as it were, with defensive Chronic
dyspepzis, LIVER complaint and fever and ague
known to attack those who wise enough invoke
the aid Of this great preventive January7
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Mitchell Us. Garden. n ..ag
VIII be sold, under the direction of the undera Toned at
the the old Custom House @ in this city TUESDAY The
Al az sss 5aesa aoUsE 1ls Asb It j
Beauain street. In this city known by the number 81
feet in depth sixty {so feet more OF less gounne
east by Land Of Garden: west by land B. Holloway
1orh by Beaufada street. and south by land Of q. W
q All that LOT OF LAND. with tho buildings and i'm
thissyaye s feet and N depth hundred and iorty
now or late Of Richard Holloway to tho south West
street to the east on and nov Or late Of M1s
TesIns-onethi eash: balance in three successive
annual 1nstamen. secured by bond Of the purchaser
and naorgsge OF the premises With interest from q
policy assigned purehasar % pas 1or psp.rs o ana
. January 8 5sS. tut -: ,. Master in Equity.
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. .'T.
Strain us. Linaehouse. n 10,
VIII be sold under fhe direction Of undersigned at
s os r til s q
I. All inst LOT OF LAND on, the wast aids Of Limo
snsER ns sna
81 os s1s s IN
Al tha+ LOT OF 1As5 59 saJoa,ng lie .oo,. on .ha
number 8. on the aarne plan. .s.% a. I.
-#.s I'd Yzas ALSO, 5a@ aH,@
street. inoxn By ths nunaber s.. On The pian of the
Iimehouse Lands. ,asS- ys%, @ NJ.
l. An that LOT OF LAID adjoining the above on tho
west, aud known by tho number g. Z
s. An that LOT OF LAND sdjotn1ng tho LAST abovo ON
the west, and known by tho number 81. ~ iI
Terms-One-dfh cash; balance In ave equal sucoas-
inslnents occurred BY bond OF the purchaser and
mortgage Of the premises with interest from dsy OF sale
payable annually. Purchaser to- pay for papers.
S JAMES TUPPER,
January tut Master IN Equity.
UNDER DECREE IN hQUITx. a2s
/. 4 FIRST National Bazk us. .W0cd.ourd ct al
Win be cold TUESDAY next tho 18th January 1887
at II O'Clock, in frcnt OF the old Custom House, .
-ga FOLLOWING PERSONAL PnoPIHTx: S@
Five HORSES 4Et', j% ~ 7.l5t
l. 4,5& Two large Wagons g8 .-f = Nj
~ 4f4G One One-horse Wagon ':.' N
Two Safes &S tifi- VA
2 One large Copy Press - =
ta Six aets Harness ~, NJ Y4 s. ssa' 3-r
Seven Mesznges's Safes tt$a gg fIr..IEEt
& Ofce Furniture, Fixtures, &c II II
Terms cast. 2t5.saS -1S-, JAMES TUPPER, ~
January 10 thstu9 Master trEqudty.
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Va4uable Plantation near Blutton and House in
RurL0n.

Z bX NJANOh NOk4HiN o. NOo j. !.
On TUESDAY 22d January at O'Clock at the north Of
the Exchange, will be cold,
comfortable two-story DWELLING and OUTBUHD-
NGs on one ~ acre lot, in the town Of Blunton
@@ ALSO, &a
AL that TRACT OF LAND known as Rose Dew P7anta-
ton situated May River, four t4) miles from Buton:
containing thousand 0o0 OF high land (obout
three of which cleared) and seventy (7o)
acrea marsh. This place has been under cultivation
this snd the lands are Of the best quality for Sea
Island cotton aud provisions On the place Is barn,
gin and negro houses. Also, belonging to the
above and abort distance from it. tract OF hun
dred acres Of Pine land |.IF
@G: .iE ALSO, EIp @.@.o y
TRACT OF LAND, within three (3) miles of Blufton,
containing hundred and sixty twoand ahal1 {Ie2)
all Of which is heavily WOODED with Oak, Hickory
and Pine; aud, being immediatc1y contiguous to May
River could be made proatable the sale Of wood
These lands when cleared Of the best quality for Sea
Island cotton Adjoining and belonging this place. is
NAfeen p6) acre lot high bluff, May Riyer-foE
settlement and summer residence being perfectly
healthy at all saaaonA %@
Terms: FER the House Button .'cash'
lxose Dew Plant,s onetird t) cash balance In one
two and three yes-s for the other TEact onehaf t)
cush balance in one yer. Credit portion of above
secured by mortgage of tn. properfJ.
Purchasers to pay us for papS
January4 hmw6
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GOVERNMENT ADVERTISEMENTS,
q. 8. INTERNAL REVENUE, s.,
SECOND DISTRICT SOUTH CAROLINA,

o. 8. INTERNAL REVENUE, l.
SECOND DISTRICT SOUTH CAROLINA,
;. CHARLESTON. January LIST, 1857
TIE LAW OF THE UNITED STATES IMPOSING
Stamp Duties took effect October LIST, 1861
Al instruments required BY said laws to be stamped:
and unlawful. wen as the record thereof.
Such unstamped Instruments executed or isaued In
only % 70 the
paying the stamp duty and the lawful penalty.
provided instrument in question is presented. and
The stamp duty paid prior to certain dates:
ton upon this matter and requests parties interested to
give it prompt attention:
Collector ID District prisng Charleston Beaufort.
Barnwell, colleton and orsngeburg.
January4 ftuA
HEADQUARTERS, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONERS,
BUREAU RERUaEEs. FREEDMEN.
AND ABANDONED LANDS.
a; cHAn1xsros. s. c.. Deeember IT, 1856
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. ISL
General Orders. No. 2s 9. g. IL amended and re-
Bvs Major 4. Mol. CRAWFORD. Y. r C.. is hereby sp-
Bureau q Rsfusees. Freedmen. and 4bandened lands
for the State Of sonth Carolina Z:
pay. bounAea. pensions &C., w be addressed directly
to him No other persons in this State authorized
Blanks and instructions win be forwarded by him to
the the Asang assistant Ger 9f nis II sss Who
warding their applications to tie War department.,
thEouss at'tos Crawford l.. b ordss Of ac,r.r
6Vk AA1 t6I- 81 b. 6OOI1, N
@&4 Assistant Commissioner.
Epw. l. DEArr, +5 -, \.
Bvt Major and A. A. A. Gen1
OFFICE FOR COLLECTION OF Additionally
5@G BOUNTY AND BACK PAY, !
@.,H CHARLESTON, 8. c., December AZ. 1886.
Bvt- Maj. EDWARD {. DEA1zE, A. 4. 4. Gen1
Attention Is called to the fact that this ONCE Is the
only authorized medium for the collection. of claims
against the Government through Government channels
All necessary rlanks and Instructions viii bc furnlahed
30 cfcers duty In this State application to this
Office. n; H. A. Mel CRAWFORD,
Bvt. Major o. 8. v, Ofbcer in Charge.
aF Columbis South Carofnian copy and send bill to
this office. LIMO January
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Haoana Sugar, on account ct ao!om q mag con-
Germ, by order Of the Spanish Consul.
BY !. A. ENSLOW & CO.
On TUESDAY, 18th instant ut IL o'clock will be sold bj'
Auction, at tho new Custom House stores, ~
$50 BOXES HAVANA SUGAR, Of various grades.
The said Sugars comprise part Of the cargo of the
Spanish big "Joven Jose," Fradua master, which put
into this port Distress whilst her intended voyage
from Havana to Antwerp and sold for account Of whom
1t may concern, by order OF the Spanish Consul
January nnw5 tu1
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LAW NOTICE.

p. G.. MCINTOSH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
S6 EQUITY,
WHL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS FOR THE
wv EASTERN CIRCUIT, embracing the Districts Of
Chesterfield, Marlborough, Darlington, Marion and vii
iarnsburg. .
Prompt attention given TO collection Of claims.
Office at Darlington Court House.
REFERENCHs:
Messrs. ADAMS FROST CO.. Charleston. g. c.
Messrs. g. ". WILLIAMS CO.. Charleston, s. c.
Messra. :. L J. d. KIRKPATRICK, Charleston, 8. C.
Gen. JAMES CONNER, Charleston, s. G.
Mai. ED. N. THURsTON. Charleston, 8. G.
]. ELI GREGG, Esq, Mara Bluff
~
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


M. Auction Sales This Day.
MnIIaAN. MR1cHERs & Co. will sell this day, at the
wharf foot Of vendue Range at IL o'clock eoop Of the
capacity of IS cords Of wood.
WILBUR Son viii soil this day, st their salesrooms.
o'clock, shoes. furniture, carpets, mirrors, &c.
SMITH Il McGu1LvRAY win sell this day, on the north
Of tho Exchange at II O'Clock house and lot OF lind
in Cannons Court. @aG
MCKAY CAnpBr11 will soil this day, at their cash
posoce at 10 O'Clock the furniture Of family decln-
ing housekeeping also, an imported goat and quantity
Of -four. butter, brandy &c. sN&
Ktng Liberty streets, at 10 o'clock large oonagn-
naent OF boos shoes, dry goods. clothing notions DO.
Meeting or Butchers and Bakers.
R<solr That the thanks Of this body be rendered to
Mrs. EMILY A. JENKINS, for increasing the appetites
Of 30 many Of community with her CoL1E4oN BIT.
TIERS. MANY BUTCHERS AND BAKERS.
January II nnwe
A Fact Worth Knowing.
Tho best investment for invalid who suffers from
debility loss OF appetite, ia bottle OF PAHKrss He
patio Bters it win be give relief sale by
all Druggists.
To BAKERs GRoCERs AND FAnfuIEs-Do you Wish
Flour warranted to make good bread2 Do you wish
Flour that will bring You custona7 Do you wish Flour
that viii 1ake white bread and not sour7 Then apply
j. n ROBSON, No. 81 East Bay. who has always large
stock Of best brands Georgia, North Carolina Baltimore
and New York Flour in barrels half and quarter bags
Decernber nWfQmoB
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A FEW WORDS OF COMMON
SENSE

.
How few there arc who not subject affection
OF the lungs respiratory organs, who by neglectn
premonitoEy symptoms aggravate the complaint, until
patient anxiety aud distress to friends On]y
coldr' ga slight throat is the h~sdlcss remark
Of many when affected Yes; "On1y oold. WAS the
thoughtess expression Of thousands whom Death has
marked for his prey
Forewarned-Forearmcdl should be the motto forever
Influenza Words Of advice should be needed by al sui
ferng from Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption Relief ID
within their reach; and neglected fatal
life of misery daily hourly struggle for
tstenca contest In which there be but one victor
.-Death | @ p. sa ~ 4
result caused by neglect? Then why delay? hat
be offered, when timely warning is unded in
your cars? When tho danger ia pointed ut. why not
avoid It? MARsDEN's PEcroRAL BALM l.s been used
with success neary million Of cases. nd is endorsed
by the Medical Faculty the most rrorpt and efca
cos remedy that scientific has discovered to
relieve and all cases OF Co lrhs, Colds Influenza
Even when the is II the last stages, he will find
relief ry using this prep 1raion. One bottle VIII con-
vince the that the merits Of this
ration exnQgerated in fnc fn Tar abort
OF the bestowed upon 1t by Thousands who have
been cured BIZ its timely guarantee accompanies
each bottle dealers instructed In every instance
to refund the money when this preparation fails to
heve-
PRICE, 50 oents srnau bottle; 81 large size-
|I KING 4 CASSuDEY,
Wholesale Al t-ents, Charleston.
GOODRICH, WNE-SAN CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Charlcston.
And al Retail Druggists smo December
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Estate Sale ef VazHg6!e PzoPertX at Auction

Estdte Sale Of Valuable Property at Auction.
f,5a BF JOHN RIGGS.
TUESDAY, the 18th inst, at IL o'clock, will be Sold
the corner Of Broad aud East Bay streets
That commodious BRICK TENEMENT THREE
STORY HOUSE, Nos. % and Is, south side of Tradd
street. opposite tho old Carolina Coffee House. Tho
Tenements contain twelve rooms, six in each, with
capacious cisern aud we'll Of water tho premises The
Lot thirty feet Tradd street one hun
dred feet in depth, more or less
4 ALSO,
The VACANT LOT in the of the above, and 'front.'
ing Longitude Lane measuring thirty feet front md
forty feet deep, more OF less 1@
years. secured by bond and mortgage: the buildings to
be insured policy assigned and the purchaser to
papers. uwf4 tu1 january
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO wHoLEaALR aRoCERs, LIQUOR DEALERS, DIS
TILLERs, DRUGGISTS, GLASS AND
.. SOAP MANUFACTURERS

ESSENTIAL OILS EXTRACTS AND ESSENCES FOR
favoring and improving Brandies, Whiakeya Runs,
Wines, Cider. &C.; &c. Age and Body Preparations tor
Neutratzng and Modifying whiakeys and spirits, Ex
tracts Of Holland and London Gins, Colorngs, Gum and
Sugar Syrups, and Fruit Juices DR.. Feueht,cungers
Treatise Ferented Liquors, acit 1000 Receipts and
Direetions ea
DRUGS, CHEMICALS. OXIDES, ORES, &c
FoR Soar MAsuFAcruRERs- -siNcate Of Soda, Soluble
Gass Liquid Quartz, in Dry Crystal Liquid OF Jelly
Fom; Causc Soda, Soda Ash, Palm and cocoanut OLA
soapstone and China Clay. ,..-c.
All orders sent to mo viii have promp. attention. and
every information required win be chserfuy given by
-a'!t JOS ". FEUCHTWANGER.
No. IS Cedar-street New York.
October 10 ENrtR n. = wfn3mos
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UNDER DECREE IN EaU1TY,

s.s Lucas P,iolcdn ct al @&
VIII be sold under tho direction Of tho undersgned
2ath day Of Januarv. 1se7. at II o:eiocR I eno
All that TRACT OF LAND In st. Thomas Parish
Berkcy District containing 3947 acres the sane being
composed OF two tracts of which, containing about
400 acres was granted c Susan Cunbo In 1851 and the
other containing 29i7 65100 cularly
hneated plat of Northampton, naade by Charles
Parker. Surveyor, on 11th March, 1S4e.
Terms-Ooe third cash. balance payable four equal
successive annual instalments secured by bond and
mortgage of the premises with interest from day sale
payable annually. Purchaser to pay for papers-
E &~r @&.. JAMES TUPPER,
.Iarr fin NTaetor i,,E ~
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

BeHUehenl Bdptasl Churck el al. Is. John AcCtL
lers, Executor.
WIN be sold under the direction Of the undersigned at
tho old Custom House, In this city, TUESDAY tho
10th day Of January, 1867. at II O'Clock A. NJ,
All those FOURTEEN LOTS OF LAND known ss the
VILLAGE OF BROWNSVILLE. situate in Berkley Dis
rtct ST. Jamcs Goose Creek Pnrish Fludds old
and branch waters Of Cooper River each Lot containing
from to OK acres and having such location linea and
improvements are dehneated plan OF the said
Village, ado for the purpose of this sale, the
November, 1866 by T. j. Melard Surveyor and to be
at this Office. @
Terms-One-third cash: balance in one and two years
secured by bond and mortgage Of the premises with
privilege of the purchaser to pay all cash. Purchaser
to pay for papers. JAMES TUPPER.
ia uaIy IL ftu Master in Equity.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: TIE
marked tickets placed IN seaed envelopes and well
mixed. On receipt Of rs cents envelope containing
such ticket will be drawn without choice and delivered
at Office, sent by mail to any address The pur-
chaser after seedng what article 1t draws and it's value
which may be from to fve hundred dollars-can
then, payment of dollar, receive the article
named, may exchange for my other article marked
on our circular at the value Every ticket draws
article worth one dollar more No BIANxa. tM
Our patrons depend fair, honorable dealing.
The article drawn will be delivered at Office, regard
less OF Its value promptly sent directed by return
mail, or express. t5
Leters nom many persons acknowledging the receipt
OF valuable gifts from may be file at
fee, among whom we are permitted to refer to:
John S. Holcomb, Lanbertve, N. gold watch value
$3.50: Mrs 8. Bennett No. 252 Cumberland street. Brook
lyn, sewing machine. $50; Edwin Hoyt Stamford Conn,
gold lever watch, value s200 Hon. r. h Briggs Was-
ngton. D. c. diamond pin, SITS; J. c. Sutherland No.
100 Lexington avenue piano. $3.50; Mrs M Jackson
2oa Nineteenth street D. =: sewing machine seo; yos.
Atlanta, Ga. diamond cluster ring: s226 DE-: henry
No 1873 10th street. n T. gold watch. $50; Elw. Boyn-
ton Nashville, Tenn, melodeon, 500; Russell
Montgomery, Ala, gold hunting watch, $3.50; B. T.
Smith, Providence r. L. silver laver WATCH $50; Oscar
Purdy, Madison. N. j. music box, S45; Hon r. g. New
ell, St Pnuls, Mimi, gold watch, 8185; j. 4perry,
LdtchAeld Conn, silver watch sb5; VIM. B. Peck,
lem, Uls music box, SIS; VIM. Raymond Dayton Ohio,
silver tea Set, s125; Miss E NJ Bchenck Derodt Mich
diamond rings, 1925; Pierre Beaudn, St Charles
Hotal New Orleans diamond ring. $40; MrA Martha
Barnes st. Louis, Mo-, melodeon, value $l26. .s-
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GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS AND new YEARS.

GREAT WATCH SALE ON THE POPULAR ONE PRICE
PTAt:, GIVING EVERY PATRON a HANDSOMEAND
n RELIABLE WATCH FOE THE LOW PRICE OFTEN
NCE TO BE PAID FOB UNLESS PERFECTLY SAT1S-