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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-09

IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF SEWING MACHINES
The owners of sewing machines who have left
them with Mr.. D. B. HAsELToN, No. 331 King
street, to be repaired and have neglected to re-
move the same, are notified that unless soon call
ed for they will be sold Parties interested are re-
ferred to Mr.. HAsELroN's advertisement in another
column
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NOTICE..

OFFICE CLERK OF CoUNcn:-THE FOLLOWING
" clause of Section of an Ordinance to Raise Sup
Goods BY sample otherwise who
not residents OF this city. All such persons hereby
notified to report at this Office
Three dollars every hundred dollars OF all goods
sold in this city 'ons LOT RESIDENTS, by sample OF
otherwise" W. d. SMITH,
MaTchs ClsiE OF Councu
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The Time TO Advertise in the Country.
THE PHGNrx has large circulation throughout tht
middle and upper Districts OF the State. Advertising
rates as reasonable the strngency of the money mar
ket will warrant Merchants and others wishing to use
the columns of the paper will address
JULIAN A. sELBY. Proprietor,
Tebruary 25 Columbia. &. G.
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Il. H.

If YOU want cheap Blank Books;
If YOU want cheap Stationery, Envelopes fa-
per- &C.; or, MILLERs' Almanac;
Ii you want Printing executed neatly;
Ii YOU want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling. go to HIRAM HARRIS, No. So Broad stree'.
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Post Office Notice.
POSI UFFI,E,
CHARLESTON. s. a.. July 6. 1867.

Posi- UFFICE,
CHARLESTON, S. q, July 6, 1867,
After to-day the mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close at o'clock AM, and to-day and after
wards they are expected to reach the Railroad
Station" at 2:9O o'clock PM, and to he ready for
delivery at this Office at $50 o'clock P. VI.
STANLEY q. TROrr, T. NJ.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

JOB WoRK.--We have now completed our office
so as to execute, in the shortest possible time
ALI. KINDS Of JOB WORK, and We most re-
spectfully IL the patronage of our friends
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CHANGE OF HOUR FOR DELIVERY OF SUNDAY VI All.
On and after Sunday, Sth insi this Ofh,e viii Le
open from half-past fiye to halfpast six ion driv
ering mails. STANLEY u. TROTT, L. ".
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Ken ucky State Combination Lottery,
MURRAY, EDDY CO., Managers, draws EVERY
DAY at Covngton, Ky.
Whole Tickets from 81 to $40, Shares in proportion
Capital Prizes from $4,000 to $4,000.
q. T. PETERS, Agent,
No. 90 Hasel street. Charleston, S. c.
September 6 iino
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FIRE LOAN.

MAYOKALTY OF CHRLESTON,(
CITY HALL, November 9, 1885, {
A TIL PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN TIE
4 Burnt Districts and Waste Places OF the City,
der "An Act OF the General Assembly giving authority
70 the city Council OF Charleston to proceed in the mat
ter of Fire Loan with view to aid in building up this
cv anew are hereby notified that the form OF appl
caon for loans be obtained the Office Of the CleT
of Council between the holrs of y A. NJ. and P. NJ
All applications must BET u in the above mentioned
office as tho Committee Will meet every Monday 10 COL
slider the came
By order Of The Mayor ". q. SMITH,
Iiovaubsrl0 10 ClsTk OF Council.
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Free to Everybody.

Large PIP. Circular, giving information of the
greatest importance to the young of both sexes,
1t teaches how the homely may become beautiful, the
despsed Respected, and the forsaken loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send their
address, and receive copy postpaid, by return mail
Address P. o. Drawer. 2l,
March 80 Tyr TroJ N. Y.
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PosroFF1CE NorIcE.-An evening mail for Au-
gusta and Savannah, and for distribution beyond
those Offices will close daily at the Postoffce at
half-past o'clock.
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March 80.

WE HAVE USED GhrLfGHAN,s PILLS, AND FIND
w that they will do all that Ia claimed for them and
cheerfully recommend them to public favor.
4. H. WATTS, Ex-Governor of Alabama.
j. ". A. SANDFORD, Atty Gent Of Alabama
ROBT. DOUGHRRTY, Judge Supreme Court Ala
From THOMAS ]. JUDGE, Judge Supreme Court.
I have used GALLIGHAN'S PILLS on my plantauon
oy Fever aud Ague aud find them all thst ICE
them. Thus D. doDuI-
Montgomery, Ala, September 90, 1853
IowspEs COUNTY. Alabama.
GALLIGHAN'S FEVER AND AdUE FILLS WIN 40.
Tney are decidedly the best medicine for Cns anu e.
1er ever gave would not be Without t1g1a Ior I'VE
times the price. % "
AMERIcUs, April II, 1867.
One box of dAILIdHAN'S PILLS cured me periecuy
or ChiIls and Fever They are the pest nedcine ior
,.hiis .,d Fever ever saw. A. u. hoNALDSoN,
CLERK Superior Court sumter County, da -
MONTGOMERY, ALA, July 9, 1885,
,,,.r, pIIfNT ( HALE GENTS; have used your
ny ,GIiN,s PILLS on two occasions for Chills and
~ .nd and that they effect all that they intend
&c Thy are the best remedy for the disease that
have ever tr1ed. consider them perfectly reliable
NA'> respectfully, CANL SAYRE,
Grand sec Grand Loiee OF F. and A. II. of Alabama
ALBANY Ga, March IL, 1867
Ibs,e used GALLIGHAN'S PILLS in forty casesci
rhlls and Fever With perfect success. They IL
hest Fever and Ague Pill put up.
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New CorroN.-Two bales of new Cotton were
received on the 9th instant, from Mr.. r. RAdIN
BRIGGS, of Clarendon District, and consigned to
Messrs JAMES NJ. CALDWELL & Sons Quality mid
ding and staple good.
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THE MUNICIPAL AND THE MnrTARY.-An extra
meeting of Council was called on Saturday
morning for the purpose of paying their re-
spects to the newly appointed Commanding Gene
raj. At 70 NJ. his Honor the Mayor and number
of Aldermen took the cars for the Citadel, and
we're landed at the King street entrance They were
shown to the Office of the Commanding General,
and the Mayor, in few remarks, stated
the object of the visit, and hoped that the
same friendly relations might continue to exist
between the Municipal and Military Authori-
ties ak were in force under the former
commander. General CANDY assured the Mayor
Of his intention to preserve order and discipline,
and that he would rely on the civil authorities to
act in tho same manner, and that he would be al
WAYS ready to furnish assistance in case any tu-
mutt or disturbance should arise. After short
conversation the conference was closed, and the
municipal authorities returned, satisfied that the
change of commanders would produce no i'll re
suits for our city. During the morning number
of gentlemen of this city paid their respects to
General CANDY, and welcomed him to the COM
mand Of the Department
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4 Fact Worth Knowing.

Fact Worth Knowing.
Bakers Wishing good FLOUR for Bread. should call at
STENHOUsE CO., No. 1lO East Bay.
Families wishing choice FLOUR tor Biscuits. Rolls,
&C., should call at STENHOUsE co. No. ITO East Bay.
August
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ATTENTION is called TO a notice of the post
ponement of the sale OF the Florida, Atlantic and
Gulf Central Railrogd, in another column.
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THE KENTUCKY STATE LoTTERY.-In the present
age of excitement few enterprises present more
attractions thar a Lottery. This fact is we'll
known and the different Lotteries have established
themselves on principles that will ensure their
success. Among those that have presented their
claims to the public, few rank higher than the
Kentucky State Lottery. This has been establish
ed Oh terms that almost ensure to tho parties in
vesting some percentage on their money. 1t is
conducted equitably and the drawings take place
at Coyington under the direction and supervision
of the managers. The inducements offered are
sufficient to persuade hundreds to invest and they
are seldom mistaken in their speculation. The
Lottery is drawn on the most equitable terms
The numbers from 1 to 1900, corresponding
with those numbers on the tickets, printed on
separate slips OF paper, are encircled with small
tin tubes, and placed in one wheel. The first 473
prizes, similarly printed and encirced, are placed
in another wheel. The wheels are then revolved,
and number is drawn from the wheel OF num-
bers, and at the same time prize is drawn FROM
the other wheel. The number and prize drawn
out are opened and exhibited to the audience, and
registered by the Commissioner, the prize being
placed against the number drawn. This operation
is repeated until all the prizes are drawn out
MIR. H. It. PETERS is the licensed agent for this
city, anc can be found at his Office in Hasel street.
where he will be prepared to serve all customers
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THE CAROLINA EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE Among
the educational institutions Of the day few rank
higher than that conducted by Mesdames GIRARD
& DowELL. The ladies conducting this institution
are we'll known to our community as being admir-
ably adapted for this calling, and the young ideas
trained by them will, in their maturity, reflect
credit on their instructors There are few schools
that have better reputation than the Carolina
Educational Institute, as every effort has been
made to secure perfection. The ladies at the head
of this establishment are not only thoroughly ac-
quainted With their duties, but have associated
with themselves in the management OF the school
teachers of known ability. Mr.. G. W. ALEXANDER,
who has an enlarged experience in the art OF
teaching, is connected with this establishment,
and the pupils under his tuition are readily IN
Quoted into the paths of knowledge.
The exercises of this Institute will be resumed
on the 10th inst. It's past career guarantees that
the same prosperity will still attend 1t, as 1t pre-
sents advantages to young ladies that few schools
or seminaries can compete with.
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July 2
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLIoE,l
CHARLHsToN, 8. c., May 4, 1857. I
nNHE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AND
Enclosures, vaults, SC, viii commence on kouday
ext st inst Owners and occupants hereby required
10 see that their premises are IN good condition and st
Ill nth and garbage is removed a. required By Ofd;,
,laroe Other inspections will follow. b. ....-,, =.
Be order OF Mayor GA1LARp. ag-o. f. :
oR-f Of Police,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.

ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE.
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Auction Sales This Day.
M1LL1aAN Son will sell this day at 10 O'CLOCK On
Frasers Wharf, one fat CT feet long, l3 feet Deam'
feet hold.
CAMPBELL KNOX Co. will sell this day at lu ciock
al their cash auction house, No. % hssei sroe' iSn
dry goods, fancy goods boots and Shoes &c.
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A CHEAP FRUIT PREsERvER.- Common raw cot
ton is said to furnish the best and most simple
means Of preserving fruit for long time. 1t is
extensively used in many localities for keeping
grapes fresh all the winter. The method employ
ed is as follows: The punches are gently laid be-
tween layer of cotton i'll glass or oarthen jar.
The Jar is then corked down and the corks dipped
in melted rosin. This would, no doubt, be very
successful method for preserving apples and pears
and other fruit, as they could be stored away in
large boxes in dry cellar or store room. Those
who have fine fruit they wish to preserve for
family use would do well to try the experiment.
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The best Dyspeptc Bitters now in use ara PANKNISs
Hepatic Bitters They never fail to give relief Try
bottle and be convinced For sale by all Druggists
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For Convenience, Economy and
Cheapness, the greatest Labor
Saving Machine that can be
put ON Plantation.
OPINIONS OF THE PEOPLE,
ALLENDALE. BARNwELL DIsrIIcT. s. G..


MesSrs Little d Marshall:
GENTLEMEN / used, during the pas. season. one OF
"Ingersos Portable Cotton Presses, purchased OF you
last september have always been pieudiced in iayor
of the Screw Press and nothing but dire necessity In
duced ME to try any other. take pleasure. however, III
adding my testimony in favor or Its entire adaptauO 10
the wants OF cotton plantation 1t has surpassed my
most san2uine expectations. have packed with but
two hands, yet | prefer four-two ut each lever MY
bales all weighed 800 lbs. The first lot sent 10
market averaged 662 ,s My impression is that oO iDs
IA about the capacity Of the Press and greater number
of pounds subject the iolowblock to too uch rsk uh
less the sides the cotton box was increased 1t would
add greatly to the value Of the Press the cotton ooI
was ten inches longer In haste am Very respectfully
Your obedient servant. &C., b. LAWIoN
p & | took nv Press down anu carried IL SOME four
miles to pack the crop OF nghbor who failed to have
determined to abandon the 'Screw and purchase Id
gersolls Press" D. w. L.
OFFICE OF KIias MOUNTAIN RAILROAD CoMPAhY,l
YoRkTILLE .. c., april 15 1867.
GENTLEMEN have just received your letter OF feD
ruary 14th-upon my return to this place alter an ao
sence of two monthsand this reply may be too late for
your Descriptive Circular of Ingersos Cotton Press
The Press 1 used in packing my cotton last year
worked admirably, packing with ease from 6OO 10 oIo
lbs With good active hands 10 work it, Gm satisfied
that from eighteen to twenty bales might readily be
packed in day
aged By any OF ordinary intelgence) Great com
pressing force with little motive power and last but
not least it worked entirely by hand thus saving Tor
the farm horses the hard labor imposed upon them by
the use OF the ordinary ''Screw."
Respectfully. &C., yours. i" III. LA"'
To LITTLE MARSHALL Charleston, >. G.
For Descriptive CIRCULAR and PRICE LIST
odd
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A New JEwELRY STORE ON KING sTREEr.-As
will be seen by an advertisement in another col
umn MIR. L. L. SDDoNs has opened, at No 3O4
King street, near Wentworth, a new, thorough
and complete Jawelry Store In addition % the
usual recommendations, Mr.. SIDDoNs brings 10 MS
business thorough and complete knowledge OF
its general details, and being pract' al ]eweer
he can ensure to his customers personal atten-
tion to their orders, and is enabled to guarantee
perfect workmanship in every detail His store is
we'll supplied with every article known to the
trade, and his experience enables him TO warrant
the goods sold to he represented. The stock
has been selected expressly for this market and
comprises those goods that are most acceptable to
our citizens such as Watches, Jewelry in its yar-
Gus descriptions, Silvcrwarc, &c.
In addition to lls bu5Gass as a Javeler Mr..
s,ppoNs, having eighteen Years experience in the
trade is fully capable oil after din to the wants of
his customers IN every respect, not unly as
ieweler but az an opticlan. In arranging his new
store. great care has been taken To add every in
dncement that would vince his customers of
his proficiency Mr.. SIDDoNs has now iul end
<ornnlete stock of JeweLy, besides which hc Is
nrenared to give sight to the blind. Ills eighteen
wears experience in this business enablea Inn to
sn;t glasses to any eve, ana those afflicted could
do no better than TO call on Linn and receive q
second sight.
King street has been long known as the great
retail thoroughfare of the city, but ITS attractions
depend principally upon the display made by the
different establishments along the route Few ol
them can compete with the jewelry stores ano
Mr.. s1ppoNs, at Nc 3O4, offers IN his WINDOWS
display of gold, silver and precious stones tna'
would dazzle even the eyes of the initiated ouf
readers and NIL who are interested in their per-
sonal sdornment, are referred to the advertise
-oants NJ Mr. Sfpposs, in another column, and
they will find something to their advantage
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AUCTION SALES.

Desirable Faa Dry Goods Boots and Shoes, Fa"os
CAMPBELL, KNOX CO.,
Cash Auction House, No. 50 Aasei st1ees,
opposite Postomce,
Will sell THIS DAY, commencing At 10 e,Sc 1eiSck .o
FALL AND MOURNING PRINTS, Dr-ss Plnns q
"A Longcloth, 10A Beached Sheetngs, 7-S ana -
Brown Shirtngs, Checks, Hollands, Linens, Campts'
Jaconets Checked and Phin; Colored Cambrica seHas
Drills &c
IA BRoADCLOTHs, Csssimeres, Satnet, oweeda
Kerseys, Jeans, &c.
variety Of Gents, Ladss', Misses and Youths HO-
SIERY, Linen Cambric Lawn and Madras Hdlds., &C.
ALso,
Ladies' Misses and Mems CATERS, Bootees and
Brogans. Fancy Goods, Soaps, Jewelry, &C.
Terms cash. september
DIILLIGAN s. SON
Will sell THIS DAY. 9Th nst st Frasers Wharf, ct 10
O'Clock
FLAT 81 feet long, IS feet beam, and feet hold;
capacity % cords wood September9 9
Sale Under Foreclosure Of Mortgage Of a
Hat, Cap and Fancy Goods Store.
BY JOHN q. MILNOR d CO.
TOMORROW 10th inst, at 10 O'Clock, will be sold un-
der foreclosure of mortgage from -to@,
ing street, corner Pinckney street,
CONSISTING OF:
vet and Cloth Caps
Bonnet Frames. French Flowers, Bridal Wreeths
Ruches Feathers Of III kinds, Silk Illusion
Colored Bonnet Silks and Satins, Silk Reps
Colored silk Velvet and Silk Plush. Knit Shawls
Nubias and Jackets. Black and White Blond Edgtng
Linen Laces Lace Veis. Spotted Black and White Silk
Lace Head Nets
Kid Gloves Lawn Handkerchefs, Black English Grape
silk Belts Taneta, Bonnet and Trimming Ribbons
Black and Colored Velvet Ribbons, Belt Ribbons
Embroidered Sets Wire Ribbon, EUR Nuns and nppets.
ALSO.
STORE FIXTURES, COUNTERS, Desks. Letter Press.
Chairs f-. -e~.f
l large Iron Safe (AIarvin's), Water Coolers.
Conditions cash on delivery.
September wsmtu4
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CHASTELLAR'S
WHITE LIQUID
ENAMEL,

The most valuable and perfect preparation in 1se for
giving the skin beautiful pearllike tint, that is only
found In youth It quietly removes Tan, Freckles Pm
PIES tur,ras ~ ths aS'n tndw bsa,ra .ha so,
leaving the sdn white and clear as nabaster rs use
cannot be detected by the closest SCRUTINY and being
vegetable preparation is perfectly harmless It Is the
sidered by the Parsian indispensable to perfect
toilet Upwards of $4,000 bottles sold during tile
past year. sufficient guarantee of its efficacy Price
only rs cents Sent by mail postpaid. receipt OF
order, by
BERGER, SHUTS CO.. Cfamigs.
.285 River St, Troy, N. z
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MEssRs. H. q. BADENHoP Co.-These gentle
men have added another laurel to their brows, aud
in becoming public caterers have shown that they
are servants of the public and seek only their well
fare. The well known spot in Meeting street has
been metamorphosed into an eating house, and
in addition to the bar, which was one Of the fea-
tures Of the room, are now to be seen certain
booths and marble topped tables, which portend
future far different from the past. Mr. BADENHoP
has fortunately secured the services of Charles
Roberts as caterer, and cuisine under his manage
ment is equal to any that can be found. Those
who were present during the times that tried mems
souls will remember the disnterested kindness Of
Roberts, when our troops passed through this city
weary and foot sore. The sympathy was all that
could be given-but it has been abundantly re-
compensed by the patronage bestowed upon
Roberts. He is known to be a caterer Of great
ability, and his connection with the saloon OF
Messrs. BApENHop & Co. is sure card for public
favor.
At present the establishment Is arranged for the
accommodation of a few parties, who might wish to
take private meal or indulge in a petit So1per.
The chef d cuisine is man of marked ability,
and we are convinced that Mcssrs. BADENHoP Co.,
will not suffer by the change. We are able, fortu-
nately to speak from experience, and can cordial
" recommend the cuisine of Charles Roberts, as
second to none in the city. Messrs. DADENHoP &
Co., are now prepared to serve their customers
with both liquid and solid refreshments, and We
advise all who care about enjoying life here beo
to pay them visit instanter.
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PAINTS, Ons, &c.-The advertisements ofMessrs.
VIM NJ. BIRD " Co., to be seen in another
column, will convince our readers that the cap
ton of this article is not notice to catch the
ewes of the public. Messrs. W. NJ. BIRD Co.
have at their stand, No. 2O3 East Bay, not only
full supply of Paints, Oils, ,'yarnishes, &C., bnt
are the agents for HowE's Scales and MARvINs
Fire Proof Safes. Their stock is from the first
hands, and everything sold is guaranteed to be
what it is represented. Messrs. BIRD Co. have
enjoyed an extended reputation for business
capacity, &C., and are prepared to guarantee
their customers the best terms that are offered In
this city. Their stock is large and varied, and
should command attention. We refer all who are
interested in house building material to No. 203
East Bay and they will be served to the best that
can be obtaineo-
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TIE INLAND AM LINE RoUrE-The Wilmington
Pos says: "We call attention to the following dis
patch by the new and enterprising line over our
lot of cotton shipped from Cheraw' ..
c., by J. c. MEDLIN and A. BENTON, on the alst
August, reached New York via Wilmington by the
Inland Air Line in sixty-eight hours from Cheraw'
We NAV also mention that goods from New YORK
to Charleston, TO SToLL, WEBB & Co., we're order
ed on Monday and received in Charleston on the
following Friday We are also informed that
WELLS Bros, W. ]. REID, r. J. DONALDSON and
others in Cheraw received goods from New York
in less thau sixty-six hours"
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REGISTRATION IN "CHERAw COURT House
ANr 'sSTEERpEN SRINas" PRECINCTS, CHESTERFIELD
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Old ASSOCIATIONS REyIyED.-Bl pad street was
before the war the great head centre of the mel
chant tailors OF the city. and the buildings occu-
pied by them were, in architectural design, the
prominent features of the thoroughfare. The
war; and the staenation caused by the subsequent
poverty Of the country, caused many Of these
places Of business to be closed, but We are happy
to SEQ that, with our returning prosperity, the
merchant tailors are seeking their old homes.
No. 80 Broad street, the brown stone buildlng,
formerly occupied by Messfs. c. D. CARR Co.,
had been constructed especially for this business,
and it will give the old habitues of that establish
ment pleasure to learn that it has been reopened,
and is now. under the efficient management OF MIR.
GEORGE CoNNoR, restored to its pristine appear
ance. Mr.. CoNNos has recently removed from
No. 81 Meeting street, near the Mills House, to
No. so Broad street. His friends, and those OF
Messrs. c. D. CARE 4 Co.. can find him at the old
stand of the latter firm, where he is prepared to
give his customers fits at the same time he allows
them to suit themselves