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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-03

TIE FAIR OF THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
1he Fair was moro numerously attended than on all
previous nights. Persons can visit the entertain
ment-one of the best Of the kind ever gotten up in
this city-with no persecuting rafle lists hawkesl
about to moest or make the visitor afraid. The re-
freshment tables groan beneath the good things Of
this life and very reasonable prices are asked The
ladies' of the city will find at this Fair some Of the
finest and neatest needle and worited work that will
stand rigid examination. On table on the south
side of the room there are some Aghans of superior
workmanship, with blending Of the various shades
In beautiful contrast Santa Claus and his wife did
not appear last night as was expected but will cer'
taainly tonight, loaded with his treasures. This
will be an unusually interesting feature of the
evening.
Muller's pand-one Of the best in The city-is in
attendance, and charms the beautiful scene. Think
of the purposes to which the proceeds of this Fair
are to be devoted, and there is a satisfaction in
knowing that the money spent is properly appro-
priated.
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NEWSPAPER RERoRMs.-We are glad to see
our Southern newspapers one by one, casting aside
old fogy ideas and following the lead OF HE
CHARLESTON NEWS in adopting the features OF live
and progressive journalism. Within the last few
DAYS the Wilmington IN. C.) Star and the Savannah
Morning News have adopted the plan Of weekly sub
scription and delivery the latter however, chsrg-
ing twenty Ave cents per week. We notice also that
the Columbia Pheaix, in It's last issue, announces
that It will rAe1ibly adhere in future, to the system
of cash in advance.
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CNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
cheU. Erecutrix, vs. Gourdin,

WHcIett, L@erHlIl~i 0d' U0H7 uW'
On THURSDAY, the 18th December next, at II
o'clock, will be sold at the Old Customhouse,
All that one undivided moiety or half part Of that
LOT OF LAND. designated by No, l, In plat Of
survey o five los made by r. Q Pinckney. Surveyor,
June 1, 1859. with the buildings thereon situate on
the west side of East Blystreet, in this city, and
known by the No. 40; measuring on said street "a
feet inches on the south line 121 feet inches
the west line SO feet inches and on the north line
1913 feet inch. be the said dimensions more dr less.
bounding east on East bay-street; south on llnds
lands late Of the estate OF Benjsmin Smith.
Terms-One-third cash; balance in one and two
years. secured by bond of the purcha5er and mort
gage of the promises; the building, to be insured
and kept insured and tine policy assigned. Purcha-
ser to pay for papers aud stamps,
]. ". GRAY, Master in Equity.
November 26 thu
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cOMNIISSIUNEIs'S SALE.


James Patterson, Commissioner in Equity, %.
Langdon C. Duncan
b. virtue of Decretal Order made in this cause,
will sci. at Barnwell Courthouse, on SALES DAY
in December next,
All hat PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND, "
ing and being in the County OF Barnwell, within five
mi.,s o: Grahams Turnout, on the south Carolina
Railroad containing seven hundred and hft9 acres,
more or ess bounded by lands of the % ate OF owen
X. Faust, Rcbecca Zorn, Linton Lee and Brooker
u ,ru.
Terms of Salc-For cash enough to pay the costs
of this eau C. and one hundred and fifty do lars 30
lictors fee; the balance on credit OF twelve
the naser giving his bon bearing interest nom
the day of sale, payable annua ly, With TWO gooa
surcica and . mortgage of the premises " secolo
the payment of the money to pay ior papcis
aud necessary revenue stam.s. $3.50
fomn,issioner's Office November s, 1863
JAMES PAtIEa0S, Commissioners.
November q
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MILLS House FuRN1ruRE.-The sale OF the
furniture of this popular establishment commenced
yesterday, and we understand great bargains were
made By the buyers. r. =.
This day. at ten A. NJ, the sale will be- continued
The furniture now to be sold is the bess;in the
house, comprising elegant mirrors wardrobes srns'
sells carpets, sc.
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SUPREME CouRP.-The court met at IL A.
NJ. on Tuesday. Present-Associate Justices willard
and Hoge Pursuant to the special order maze on
the 25h November. the docket was called peremp'o-
r,ly, commencing with the First Circuit The whole
of the docket was pass ed over and the several cases
either set down for q specified day. continued or
struck of. The City Council Of Charleston ads Jane
Coun, administrative; J. C. q. claussen ais. 10th
and wife; ]. Campsen ads. 10th and wife; Lucreaa
arordecai ads. John Hargravs, wero struck of.
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LANDS IN HoRnY.-We are glad to learn from
the Horry Sentinel that there is much inquiry ior
lands in that county. The region watered BY the
Peedee and the Waccamaw is peculiarly inviting
one BY reason ofits healthtuness and constant COM
munication with Charleston, well the richness and
chesppess of the land; and shall not be surlris-
ed to see it rapidly filing up with thrifty and in
dnstrious population.
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A NOVEL ScENE-Last evening, at DARK
we,l.known shipping clerk on Atlantic wharf was
seen rolling barrel OF potatoes through Meeting
stros. O, his wa home. 1t was so novel thing,
that manv persons INQUIRED tho cause, and found
that gentleman had, in order to test the cerk H.
dependence of character offered him barrel OF pc
tatoes at store in Aleeingstreet. if he would, un'
aided, roll the barrel home through the pubic
streets This he did, in genuine lonsshoreman style,
and thus prove that he was Of The right grit.
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THE DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND Con-
,sERc1A1 CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at nine
O'Clock tomorrow morning. Business houses wish
ing to subscribe for specified number OF copies
Containing their cards. should leave their orders at
our counting room to-day. All orders for ten copies
and over will be supplied at the rate of two and
half oents per copy.
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COED Boor is comfort thai no one, even
in the tightest OF times feels dise,sed to forego.
Mr. J. Stelbcr, No. Broad street, las won repu-
tation as bootmaker that extends beyond our city;
and his newly fitted up store is fully stocked with
boots and Shoes which he can guarantee to be
stylish, durable and of the best make. The boots
which he makes to order are invariably pronounced
perfect fits by the we1rers.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, December 2.-Pauuion
HoteL-W O Simmons, City; Il Panzerbet-r, st sto-
phen's; A Herren wayncsville; DR. W Nuwall,
B.rnwell Ii; a LarhSue, Blackville; T Mee'ze,
Lexington; ] Martin, Savannah; P Barbour atd
daughter, summerton. S G; McDufao and
daughter, Miss E E Watson, Marion; J Robinson,
Concord, q; William Cobleigb. stafford. c; John
G Walpour, Mrs wabour st Augustine; James Ross,
Liverpool; Howard. City; Chas Cooleish, Groove
town, M; Mcguire, New Yors; scaweren,
Aiken.
Caarlss;on Hotel.-W Watson, Union Point, Ga;
Mcphale, o SA: RE Hewetson, Coumbia;
John T Duncan, Laurens H; James Beatty, New
YORK; platt and lady, city; James Cureton, Cam
den; R Bridges. North Carolina; Chas Daily, New
York; A W Latham, st Georges Station.
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The STRAP GAME.-Ben. Colc;::an and Nep-
tune Gadsden, two unsophisticased colored men,
reached the city yesterday and being good subjects,
two experts at the strap game, John Mitchell and
George Mcintyre, Immediately set to work to fleece
them. They told them astonishing stories Of
cheap m lies. and where they could be had for
mere song" and route to The place they drew
the strap on them, and by the mid of accomplces
swndled them out Of all the money they had, VIZ,
s92 Tie rascals then left them in The lurch; but
the victims apried at the upper wards guardhousc.
and immediately experienced policemen were put Oil
the track and after sharp chase which caused one
of them to take to The marsh on Payn.'s farm. they
were captured.
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ALL WHO are in want of good, substantial
boots and shoes call at John Commins, No. 131
Meeting. street, nearly opposite the Market.
Five cases of youths waterprt of rubber bottom,
long leg boots, at 81 IS per pair Also, five cases
mems inning sho,s at 81 50 per pair
November 80 mth6
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T4r CONSTITUTIONAL. CoNvENT1oN.-We have
received from Messrs. Denny& Perry neatiy anu
clear'y printed copy of the proceedings Oh 'ne oon'
stitutional Convention of South Carolina winch
met in this city in January las, reported oy , o.
Woodruff, Photographic reporter, and puohshed oy
o-;1er of the Convention.
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We THE UNDERSIGNED, HAZE RECEIVED.
the CHEAPEST FALL GOODS which have ever been
offered in this market. City as well as country buy
ers can from fifteen to twenty-five per cent. by
buying their Goods from the above firm.
lot of Dress Goods, from 20 to 25 cents Fer yard
Best Irish Poplins, from 80 to so cents per yard
Calicocs, at 10, l2H and Is cents per yard (bestl
Balmoral Skirts, from 81 25up
81 White Table Damask, only 81 per yard
Brown Linen Damask only GO cents per yard
worsled Table Cloths, from 81 % up
large assortment OF Whi'e and Colored Flanuels at
very low prices
300 pair Of Blankets. bought twenty-five per cent be-
low cost, will be sold from So up
Co,ored Quilts from 81 rs to 81
White Marseilles Quilts, 1O-4 114, 124. from 50 so
10 S4
Ladies' English Hose, without seams, from 81 to so
satinots, from so 10 rs cents
large qanhy OF the latest style Of Cassmeres from
ST to 81 so
Ladies' Black Broadcoth, from 50 to So so
variety OF shaw.s ut ST. So SO, So, So co. ST. and s5
Browp md White shirtin2. at TO- 1215 and Is cents
Also, fine branches of White Shirting at very low
prices
Ladies' aud Gents Underwear at different prices
Gents Socks, from 10 up to so cents
The best French Corsets from rs cents to 81
The latest style Of Felt I'd Straw Hats
Trimmings, Buttons, Ribbons &C., ct the lowest cash
prices.
Choice colors Empress Cloth, only &c
Shepherds Plaid from % to 25c
Merinos from soc up
A lot Of Ladies' Black Cloaks from $500 up
Ladies and Mems Kid Gloves only SI.C0
GS- Remember the CHEAP STORE, at the
CORNER OF CALHOUN AND KING STREETS.
WE ALSO NOTIFY OUR PATRONS AND THE
public in general that have built addition to
our Store exclusively for BOOTS SHOES. HATS,
TRUNKS, Sc, which viii be sold at the lowest cash
prices.
Call AMI examine our Stock.
RI ENTRANCE IN CALHOUN.STREET.
FURCIGOTT Il BRO,
No 1877 KING-sTREET.
September 81 3mo
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Inqrahan, Us. Palmer.

On THURSDAY, the 17th December mex, at II
o'clock, will be sold. at the Old Customhouse,
All that PLANTATION in the Parish OF st. Johns
Berkeley, Charleston District, known the Poplar
Rill Plantation; containing 1880 acres more less,
bounding north lands of j. G. Marley and of Mrs.
Coutreur east on land of the estate of j. G. Palmer,
south on lands Of j. G. Palmer, an west on lands of
the estate OF Peter j. Coutrieur.
Terms-Ope third cash; balnn e in one and two
years, secured BY bond OF the purchaser and mort
and kept insured, and the policy assigned. Purchas-
er to pay tor papers and stamps.
J. ". GRAY, Master in Equity.
nhero th4
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Ex parte z. Sarage Ne,rdrd, et az, TRUSTEES,
ct al.
On THURSDAY, the 10th December next, at IL
O'Clock, will be sold, at the Old customhousc.
All that LOT OF LAND, stu ite on the northeast
corner OF Alexander and Chapel streets in the City
of Charleston formerly the property and residence Of
Charles Hayward, Esq, meas Iring 90 feet, more or
less Oh Chapestreer and II feet, more or less, on
Ale1anderstreet; on the east line ~ feet running
northwardly from Chapel-street, then q ieet run
ming eastwardy, then 35 feet running northwardly
to the ack line ami on the north back line 143
feet, more or less.
ALSO,
All that LOT lying to the north OF the above, on
Alerander-:t eet mea. uring 90 Judith-s'reet lnow
Alexander) 25 iecr, the back or eastern lime 80
feet on the south line l43 feet and on the north line
l53 icet bc the 81 dimensions more or less
Terms-One half cash; balance In one year. Pur-
chaser to Pay for papers and stamps.
J. W. GRAY,
November 10 thm7 3laser In Equity.
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GERMAN FIRE COMPANY BALL.-The German
Fire Company, which in the past couple of weeks,
has had an accession OF twenty-five new members to
the ranks. gave tal last evening, which, with the
help of Mez's band, passed off i'll most agreeable
manner. The members of tho company with their
lady friends, and few invited guests. danced until
the "wee hours" cf morning, supported under their
fatigue by splendid supper. at which The health
OF the The CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS was the most
popular toast.
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DETECTIVE IrEMs.-A white COW, belonging
to Mr.. GLAND in Columbia. S. C.. was recovered
yesterday, in the suburbs OF the city.
Two co.orcd boys tapped till of Kipg-sreet
store yesterday successfully, but were apprehended.
tobacco thief was captured yesterday, who had
robbed 3ir Lorenz's in Kingstreet, some time ago.
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LADIES Fine note paper at ten cents per
quge and at ST. 81 so and 81 25 per ream Envelopes to
match, ten cents per pack. Fave your Bibles.
Prayer Books and Albums neatly lettered with
your names, at CoURTENAY'S,
december 2 No. Brohd-sreet.
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THE PALMETTO CARs.-In noticing yesterday
tbe cars recently built at the South Carolina Raj
roa5 workshops for the Palmetto Liue we omitted to
notice that Palmetto trees were handsomely painted
: on each side of the DOORS Mr.. John heea, 'ne su-
perintendent deserves credit for the elegant manner
in which the cars have been constructed.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Az LARGEST ciRcULArloN.-THE ALLY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TUE LARGEST Clt'-
c1yLArloN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
pr-BLISHEs The LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING N The PoSToFF1cE AT The END Or
sAcH WEEK. ACCORDING TO The PNoV1S'
cons OF The NEW PoSToEFTcE LAW.
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THE New CITY COUNCIL of Columbia has
elected the following officers: City Clerk, James :.
McsIahon; Chief OF Police, L. J. Radcliffe; superin'
tsndent Of Water Works, ". &. Evans; Clerk ofthe
Market. 8. L. Deveaux; City Physcian, DR.. George
Trezeyaut; oyerseer Of Streets, James Fraser.
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KrNsMAN BRoTHERs.-The Messrs. Kinsman
have always hanl at their we'll known stand, No.
279 King street full stock and complete assort-
ment of paper hangirgs shades, and all kinds of
upholstery materi,l. They also do upholstering
work with nca,ness and dispatch, and OF reasonable
rates.
Tho Kipsman Brothers are the sole agents in
this State for the celebrated Grover Bakcc sew
ing machines, which have maintained for many
years their rcput,tion SIMPLE fast and very eff
cient machines, commanding by their substantial
merit very ex ensve patronage, and almost uni
versal popularity. he Messrs Kinsman offer these
machines at New York prizes, thus affordins to
persons In need of the article an opportunity which
should not be neglected.
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GRAND ORAToRIo FOB THE BENEFIT OF ST.
P.uIsThe preparations for the third Of the series
of grand oratorios, which are being given for the
benefit of ST. Paul's Church, are now nearly COM
pleted, and the oratorio will take place ON Wednes-
day evening, the'9Ih instant
Ono rehearsal has taken place already, and there
is now good prospect for not only superior selec-
tion of sacred music, but also for an excellent e1hi
bition of the same. The programme. which Will
shortly appear contains, besides the two choruses
of Cartoni, several others from the "Messiah," by
Handel, and one from the "Seasons," by Haydn, also
compositions from Mendelssohn, Cherubini, &c. The
chorus.s brought from Rome have been renrranged
by Professor Eckel, so as to be sung by mixed
voices, being originally composed only Tor male
voices Tho Professor has also composed, expressly
forsheir execution at ST. Pauls. the full orchestra
scores, 90 as to rerdor their performance OF the
highest artistic merit. The scores fer the organ Will
all be executed by Mr. Bckel of the finest in
struments in this country, and the orchestral parts
are to be performed by our best musicians. Tho
large church, so well adapted to sound Is grea aid
to such performance, AMI no efforts have been
sparcl to make this oratoro great musical event.
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CoLoRED CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.-Harriet
Nelson coored child, four years old. living with
her parents on Gadsden's Green was left in a room
with other children, on Tuesd1y last AMI on the re-
turn of the mother. she found her so badly burned
that she died OIL Wednesday, at seven O'Clock
jury of inquest. summoned by Coroner f. d. Whit
ing, found verdict in accordance with the ABOVE
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TIE ALPINE HAr.-This semi-miitary black
felt hat which Steele the leader of hat fashions, In
troducel few weeks ago, seems to govern the hat
trade and all the other hat houses have had to adopt
it.
It is about four inches deep in the crown, and
creased in Oh top like the army hat, with band two
and half inches wide; and he sells extra fine ones
at three dollars and fifty cents.
Strangers visiting the city should never fail to
visit Steeles Hat Hall, No. 3l3 Ki9gstreet Noticing
if the big hat hangs over the door. th9
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LADIES LUNCH AT K1NsMAN's SALooN.-O!gs-
ters in every style Mince pies, fresh daily. Hot cof
fee and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every
day.
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SHOOTING AFFAIR.-Restor Kinds, Esq, who
reses west of Peedee, shot night Inst week,
through the crack of his house. by negro, and
painfully wounded.
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OPEN CE11AR.-Some time after dark last
evening, cellar on East Bay, near Broad-street'
was open, and several pedestrians came near going
headlong into it
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RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF CAPTAIN WET
ISG-The flags of most OF The vessels i'll the har6or
were carried at half mast Yesterday in respect to
the memory o, Captain W.ciics. Captain Wicting's
funeral will taGc place at tie German Lutheran
Church in ulsets stree, a: three O'CLOCK. a1d the
funeral services will be performed by Rev. l.. Null
Ter. The & ru an Fire Company will attend in full
unif ,rn, ana there will probably be very large at
tendance of he citizens generally.
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An ERROR occurred in our report OF the City
Council proceedings, in yesterdays paper In the
name o; one of the acting city physicians 1t should
have been Cr. Isaac W. Angel.
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VINO WAS TO BLAME?-The alarm bell rung
the wrong ward tor the FIRE night before last m.S'
leading many.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
ADCTION SALES THIS DAY

II. N. CATER will sell, at three.,quarters past =.
Q O'Clock. on Browu's wharf butter lard. hams, &c
MILLIeAN & >oN will sell. at 10 o'ciock, s osd9i'
THAR store, V.ndue Range. gold wa'ch' orJ eooo''
LAuREY L ALEXANDER will s:l: at 10 ociocA' III
their store, East Bay, bacon, lard Dutter &c s.o,o
MILES DRAKE will sell, at 10 ocl7eE, IL ms s.ose
corner King and Lbesy Streets cnihs' ui' so0"''
&c. :, IN o,o,o,,, IN
front of their store East Bay, hams and hour.
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Auttionffrs' ])riudtr Salfs.

r, Il. III. MARS HAIL 4 BIO.
Real Estate Agents, No. SO Broad-streot.
A; Private sale away, c,oohav Nerk the
Al .li'' ,I';nr ". ]. Whaey, containing 800
oas ., biar ard 90 acres OF rush land Ills weu
ad ',tca ta sea Islaud Cotton and Provisions
November % osu.uo
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SOCIETY HILL BRIDaE.-Ihe bridge across
the Great Peedee River at secitty Hill was compiet'
ed on Friday, Goth ult, and opened to the travelling
public. It Isl substantial. structure Of 425 feet in
length, with draw Of l5o feet. It was built by Mr.
j. B. Lasalle Of Columbia. who has given much
satisfaction to the citizens Of Society Hi In the e1-
ecutiou of his contract It will be remembered that
the bridge wa, carried away by freshet on the 18th
of April last, owing to the insecurity OF the p'hns'
The def ct has been remedied in the new bridge py
cribbius thsn, and filling the crib with rock.
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MAzglpA AND THE CIRcUs.-The show OF oil
shows will only continue for three nights longer.
New seusalons under tho pavilion are announced
for orto-night, and the iul strength of Templeton's
t.onoe will lend asestaace to the Srazian Circus
company. The mauugars sre confident that the e1-
hibi,ion tonight viii srpass in every particular the
great shows already exhibited and that the pavilion
on the Citadel Green nswn be the scene Of the most
startling performance that has yet attracted the
amus.ment-going pubic Of the City Of chaIlestop'
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

K1NsMM Bros. are selling of cheap their
toys, work boxes, toilet sets, &c.
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The NoRTuEn MAIL due yesterday afternoon
failed from all points beyond Wilmington, N. e.
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fall ano ll1intsr GOODS.
HOS E Y, q Low $,
FURNISHING GOODS, TAILOR'S TRIM
MINGS, FANCY GOODS, AND SMALL
WARES GENERALLY.

JOHN 8. FAIRLY Is CO.,
NO. 81 H. Y N E-S T f E E I,
BEG TO INVITE THE ATTEN rION OF THEIR
city and country customers and the trade generally,
to their complete and attractive assortment OF the
above mentioned Goods.
Our PURCHASING PARTNER Is constantly In the
NEW YORK MARKET, and we are thereby enabled
to offer peculiar advantages to our customers in both
Styles and Prices.
We would also invite al examination of
COLBYS VERTICAL SELF-ADJUSTING
HOOP SKIRT.
THE ONLY FAULTLESS SKIRT MADE
For which we are SOLE AGENTS in this city.
September "a Dac thstu3mo
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 per
pound at Wilson's Grocery, southeast corner Society
and Anson Streets Goods delivered free.