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Directors.
pOULTERER'S FRIEND. r

DoULTERER's FRIEND.
4 CERTAIN A;5}5r GURE RTsToErs FoE TN
CHICKENS AND TURKEYS.
A Certain Preventive of Chicken Cholera.
Will prevent disease in all kinds OF fowl, ana
pi0''' jefferson, Frederick CO., Nd,
July 22d, 1867.
Messrs. Clotworthy g. Co.:
Gents-The wonderful cures which have been
made ty your Poulterers' Friend cannot fail to
interest all who raise poultry. a gentleman OF
this village has been experimenting On ch,csens
Friend, according to the directions, and it had
the desired effect in removing the worm, ettec-
tna]lv. relieving the chicken at once Since
then I have had many calls for 1t, ana !: mas
been used extensively with the same result; 1t
Is OF iacalculable value to all who raise poultry
- Rasnectfully. A. SPENCER.
Price 25c per package a"
rreps5.oo pGToTWoRTY fVV} & CO., Baltimore.
a,A Also. RAT KILLER, HORSE AND CAT.
TIE PoWDERS--the best in use.
For sale by JANNEY & co 145, King ST.
Unable CUTLERY AND PLATED
GOODS.-Just received at 88, King street,
AloYanOTia, b., du asSoi SilioIiG VI law So1'o
~ of beautiful styles, Plated Forks and Spoons
Of the best quality, which we will sell at small
aGsanSG' isn 81 JOHN T. CREIGHTON s SON:
pLAsrER.
sn1 toms Soft Blue Windsor Plaster, on hand
and TO arrive, for sale at lowest market rates by
fab ! HOOE 81 WEDDERBORN.
n BOXES Dobbins' Electric Soap cases
h Iamp Chimneys; 4 cases fresh Tomatoes
inst received and for sale by
ian 20 LAT, King st.
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PAPER HANGING.
VX7ALL PAPER,
w WINDOW SHADES
'--..-..'' - PICTURE FRAMES,

WALL PAPEa, APEa,w suAnrs
FIRE BOARD PRINTS, nsns :,
A. M. TUBMAN has resumed his business,
at store No. 157, King street,N4 4 doors east Of
Washington, where can be found 2 choice o. STOCK
of goods, in his line, consisting OF wall faper'
Braids, Curtain Hooks, Hollands, Fire Board
Prints, Borders Looking Glasses, Shade Fix
lures, Picture Cord, Tassels, &c, at prices low
Also, about 8, COO rolls Of DAMAGED Pa
All orders SSLs S for Paper Hanging and Upholster
ing prolnply attended to in eity or country.
Remember the No., 157, north side OF hlng
street -.0'': - '....- sep l3-tf
WALL PAPERS
s BORDERS,
FI2S BOARD PRINTS. -.
WINDOW PAPER
JOHN P. CLARKE
Has resumed his business at he old stand,
NO. 1853. KING STREET.
HIS PAPER HANGING DEPARTMENT
contains as usual the choicest, both,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE,
of the most celebrated .....s
FRENCH AND AMERICAN MANUFAC-
. TURE, g.. ..-....
suitable for Parlors, Dining Rooms, Halls, &C.
All orders for PAPERING Private Dwellings
and Public Buildings will be promptly executed
in the most superior style at the lowest prices.
The many years experience in TINS bushes; ;;
makes him confdentin giving satisfaction to al
that may favor him with their patronage
NH M-tf .. .... .. .. ---
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MERCHANT TAHLORS.

SS ARNOLD s. FIELD, ~
MERCHANT TAILORs,
Have removed from No. 50 to No. SO, King
street, and resumed their old business, where
they would be pleased to receive q call from
their friends, or any one in want of suit OF
good clothes. We have on hand and are re-
ceiving good line of .
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VEsTINGS-
= -. LINENS, &c,
which we will make to order, very cheap, for the
next two months, especially.
We propose to continue our
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT,
where you will always find the latest styles
w H ITE SHIRTG
as cheap as they can be had at retail in PhiIs
deiphia Warranted to fit and wear we'll. Call
Roval. aug 1T
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1vyHR T,17I7R' VIRGINIA LAND COMPANY

INCORPORATED ACCORDING TO THE
A1' LAWS OF VIRGINIA,
with authority to own 25, OO0acres of land; Cap
itai Stock not less than SIS, 600, oor more than
SloO 600, in shares Of $l0O each, for the purpose
Of buying and selling Land to-. and inducing
immigrants to the State Of Virginia
Land Owners Capitalists Gs, are ;haiu invaiGu IN 10
moDey or land Which, viii with our organsa
ton prove profitable, facilitate immigration! to-
and the settlement of a large area of uncultiva;;
ted lands in the State. The books are opened
for subscription at the office OF tue company
100, Prince street, Alexand ria:
80 80 - ,' A>,G :! wv. a. MARBURY,
E:+E> ~: ~ 5?ns Secretary and Treasurer.
JOHN G EARROIJR Prest.
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QRISTOL BRICK POWDER; WASH.
~ BOARDS, DC. just received a;supply OF
Bristol Brick Dust in Boxes, which we sell at o
low figure, BY the grooe or retail also, large
lot of Zinc Wash Boards at less than usual
prices.sTsE JOHN r. CREIGHTON & SON,
Jan 81 gg4 y-<Es u 54gys No, S8 KIM street.
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- ms-Every patron obtains Watch by THIS
arrangement, costing but $40, while it may be
worth 81, 600. No partiality shown.
We wish to dispose of the sDove
ticles. are placed in scaled envelopes, and we'll
mixed. Holders are entitled to the articles
named on their certificate upon paym ment Of ten
Dollars, whether it be Watch worth ST, ,OOJ or
one worth less The return of any of our GER
tiacates entities you to the article named there;
on upon payment, irrespective Of it's worth, and
ss no article valued less than $40 is named on
any certificate it will at once be seen that this
transaction, which may be participated in even
By the most fastidious.
A single certificate will be sent by mall posi-
for S. thirty three and elegant premium for :. S.
sixty. six and more valuable premium for Slo
one hundred and most superb watch for Sl6;-
TO Agents OF those wishing employ ment, this
is a rare opportunity. It is leg5tlmately con con
Quoted business, duly authorized by the Gov
ernment, and open to the most careful SCRUTINY
Try us '"7@. WRIGHT. BRO. & CO.,
~ t3i}-o Importers, l6l, Broadway,
. esn 18-6m ...r,.. NEW YORK.
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JOHN P. CLARKE

ORYS DILL
NO DIRT, NO GREASE, ,,,no
~ ' No SMELL WHILE BURNING
BRILLIANT, BUT SOFT LIGHT.
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$1,000. 600 IN wAToHHs'

FOR SALE ON THE POPULAR
ms ONE PRICE P N. &
= - GIVING EVERY PATRON A
HANDSOME AND RELIABLE WATCH
y 81 For the low Price of Ten Dollars
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
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REHABILITATION
Whites, G; Blacks and Colored, 13-Total. 10.
Office Of City Registrar. November II, 1868.
GEORGE s. PEI :LR, II. D., City Registrar

ALABAMAs CONTRIBUTION TO THE CARGO OF
TEE "GoLDEN HoRN."-Seln.a, Ala, is big
cotton point. Selma handled 350, 900 bales of
last years crop; and we, here in Charleston,
hadn't the first -.ance to get into Selma for want
of railroad connection. This year we 20 there
''on timc," fifty-three hours via tho Rome
and Selma Road" one hundred and ninety
eight miles long, which our readers will re-
member was completed and opened for freight
and passengers on the first OF this month.
Selma sends to the "Goiden Horn five car
loads Of cotton, which arrived at the South
Carolina Railroad depot last evening, having
come over six hundred and six miles of rail
without change of cars. We call that the best
news this season. 1t looks like business, and
if our merchants put on. their efforts. 1oO 600
bales of Alabama cotton ought to como to
Charleston this cotton year.
Thanks to our friends out West for thcif
efforts in behalf Of the "City by the Sea-"
We have steamers every other dly to New
York, every fifth day to Baltimore and Phila-
delphia, every two weeks to Liverpool. aad can
promise as good rates as any Other lines.
Try the Charleston lines for your shipments
ana Charleston merchants for your sales.
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and he was instantly pursued by the crow,

and he was instantly pursued by the'cro"''
He succeeded in making his escape,
but was followed for somo distance by the
NIB. One of his carriages was stopped
and the horses knocked down, but the driver
succeeded in rescuing his vehicle from their
clutches. Riioy having ciudcd his pursuels'
they turned toward his stable with the lnten'
ton of destroying his property, but ii had been
already removed to place of safety. AS soon
as it was known that Riley was threatened by
mob, o number Of the white citizens resid-
ing in that ncighborhood offered their ho"scs
as places OF refuge for his family, and stated
their willingness to stand by him in any
emergency. There arc some favors that can
not be forgotten and Riloy's fearless conduct
in voting according to tho dictates OF his con-
science will always be remembered by those
for whom he imperilled his personal safety and
business prospects.
POLICEMAN KNOCKED DOWN AND BEATEN.
About three o'clock, Private Sargent, OF the
police force, who was on guard at the corner OF
King and Queen streets, attempted to stop the
crowd OF negroes who wcro pursuing Stephney
6iley, and COMMENCED to expostulate with
them. They Immediately turned on him and
beat him severely, and would probably have
! killed him if it had not been for the interfer-
ence of threo soldiers whom General Clitz had
sent to patrol the city. These soldiers fortu-
nately coming up ct the time, rescued Sargent
from the hands Of the mob.
CITIZENS KNOCKED DOWN AND CUT WITH RAzoRs.
The same crowd that pursued Riley and beat
Sargent also attacked Mr.. Charles Harvey, an
unoffcnding painter, at the corner of Beaufain
and Archdalo streets. Thoy Knocked linn down
aud then fell upon him with razors, cutting up
his clothes and wounding his person in several
places The eagerncss Of their pursuit after
Riley alone prevented them from inishing the
unfortunate Mr.. Harvey.
MoDDINa AND sTABBING.
While Mr.. Duncan Cameron, respectable
citizen, was attempting to pass through tue
crowd at the corner Of Meeting and Broad
streets, he was beaten an5 cut i'll the neck
with knife. Fortunately, he succeeded in
getting out Of the way before he was quite
murdered. The special constables, who might
have been of somo service if they were any
thing moro than prcscncr, wcrc not on hand,
or, if they were, they did rot make any attempt
to defend Mr.. Cameron.
SACRED DANCE or THE NEaREssEs.
During the early part Of Tuesday night the
plank road in Calhoun-streot, between East
Bay and Washiuet street, was made to
answer tho purposes OF n bali room floor by
some fifty or one hundred negrcsses, who
yelled and stamped, jumped, pitched and rant
ed, as if they were inspired By tho dovil HIM
self; though in fact they had no other insplra-
ton than The bad whiskey distributed by Pills
bury's agents. Tho orgies Of thcse female
bacchanalians werc great annoyance to the
neighborhood, aud if they were likely to con-
tinue would result in the plank road being
torn up.
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DIRECT LINE TO LII'ERPOOL.
ENTERTAINMENT ON BOARD THE STEAMSHIP COL
DEN HORN.

A large number Of gentlemen, representing
the mercantile and business interest Of Charles
ton, were entertained yes. erday aboard tht
steamship Golden Horn, the pioneer slip OF tht
direct hne between this city and Liverpool. Mr.
Robert Mure of tho firm of Robert NIure &
Co., presided, having on his right Captain Nc
Beath, of the Golden HOrn aud cn his eft H.
P. Walker, her Britain mic Majesty's Consul.
Tho dinner was well planned and well served
by Tully, and, whon the cloth was drawn, Mr..
Mure aross and said that the establishment oi
the direct linz had been altogether attributed
to his firm. Hc did not, however, desire to
take more credit than was their dne, and he
would say that tho line would not have been
established but for the cooperation and sup
port of tho president and directors OF the
South Carolina Railroad. He showed the as
sstance he had received at tho bands of the
directors and said that, although without
their aid, the Golden Horn might have visited
our waters, she would not havo been then tho
forerunner o. 4 1cct OF irst-class steamships.
In conclud ns he proposed the health OF Presi-
dent Magrath, Of the Sonth Carolina Rliroad.
hIr. Magrath beng unavoidabiy absent, the
following letter from that gentleman was real (:
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY.
PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
CHARLESTON. s. g., 3loniay Night.
Robert .Nure, Esq -dgent SteamSap Liae:
My DEAR SIR: 1 regret exc ,alia;!y that l
did not receive your uote b:foro | iia,' Fad,
engagements for tomorrow, which will make
il impossible TO meet you aud friends OF he
Golden Horn. Ill tho Indulgence OF those joy
ful feelings which have ben inc.tcl by Tie
CLEAN OF u new day iJr our city, whic! she
heralds.
1t would be supcr1uGus 10 assure YOU Of the
profound interest I take III the complete s;lc-
cess Of tho enterprise, ard "f the z2li |.th
which, with ali my heart, Will Cooperate With
yuu.
snip communication has been almost q pas
sion with lie. l liay, always regarded l. as
Indispensable necessary to give ysliit% to
those inferior lines Of Communications Wl:e!
our people layo so labored 10 construct. And
now that 1t is so ausficious!y inauSuratcd, the
uuickcned pulsatioIs along those liic3 OF more
than two Thousand miles Of rail- support me
IN the promise [ make for them, as for myself,
that so Ear as thoir earnest, constant and zeal
GUS cffo.ts can accomplish their success, the
Liverpool AMI Charleston Direct Steamship
Line" shall 'know no such word as fail.'>
With the assurance of the highest respect
and friendship Tor Yourself, Captain McBeth
and friends,
am, respectfully:
W. J. MAGRATH, President.
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HOTEL ARR1vALs-November n.-Chd19eston
Hotel Henry Reeder, Wilmington; B. R. Scott,
S. c.; ~ s. Bailey, Clinton. S. c.; W. H. Hen
derson, Mount Pleasant; VIM. katz, Phila.;
s. Langadorf, N. Y; Colonel F. L. Guenther,
U. s. A.; Captain P. Hammond, N. j.; Jno. j.
Newhall and W. F. Bronson, London; W. II.
Lawson, Ca; Henry Duyfuss, N. Y; Emory
Thayer N. Y; Hiram Dewing, N. Y.
PaoUion Hotet-Gco. Gaines, Augusta; j.
". Walker, Barnwell; Jno. T. Hall, Fairfield;
Edwd. Thompson, Bait; A. T. Horger and D
NJ. Horger, Orangeburg; D. H. Dixon, N. j.;
T. NJ. Keels. Williamsburg; ]. B. Anderson,
Georgetown; J. W. Anderson, Covington, Ga;
J. W. Denny, city; J. S. Bamberg and lady,
Bamberg; A. v. Evans, Barnwell; Jno. Net
ties and wife and Mrs. Keels, Williamsburg; i 1
Kngstree; J. B. Carrington, Wrighls Bluff;
J. a. Baldwin, Gourdins Depot; Jno. D. Par
ker, Cooper River; ". B. Lee, Nngstree; W.
NJ. Green, Huntington, Ind; u. W. Water
man, s. @.
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ASSIGyEES' SALE.
lNI1
ASSIGNEE,S SALE


Of Valuable Real Estate and Wharf, on west
side of Ashley R,ver, opposite Broad street,
and adjoining the Savannah and Charleston
Railroad Depot, formerly known as the
Wappoo MIL and Wharf Property and the
Aachincry-to be sold under an order from
Hon. George S. Bryan, Judge Of the United
States District Court, dated August 10, 1869.
and Under the instructions of the Assignee.
On TUESDAY, The 17h of November, at 10 o'clock, at
the Old Posoficc, on Rroad-s,reet, Charleston, S.
c., will sell at Public Auction to the highest
bidder,
The following valuable REAL ESTATE and WHARF
PROPERTY with the BUILDINGS thereon,
CONSISTING OF:
All that TRACT OF LANU 10 st. Andrews Parish,
opposite the City OF Charlest n known $ Tho Warpoo
Mill Tract being part of tho Tracts known as Nos.
and and moro clearly defined in plat made by
r. X. Payne, Esq, registered i'll Mesno Conveyance
Office, Book L. No. 13, page 4l9; nounded norh and
west on lots Nos. and designated in same plat;
south on Wappoo Creek, "a nayigabe s.ream), and
east on Ashley River containing about fifteen acres,
be the more less, of high and marsh land, at
the junction Of Wappoo creek und Ashley River, In
the centre IF which Is space OF ubout ur hundred
and sevcntyfve feet from east 20 west by about two
hundred and seventy-two feet from north 10 south,
wlereor is located the steam Saw Mill aud all neces
gary buildings for carr, ing on all extensive Lumber
and Timber business There is q causeway from the
MIL to within few yarts of the track of the Savsn-
nah and Cha lesion Railroad afordipg unparalleled
facilities for receiving and shipping Lumber, Tim
Der. Phosphates. &c, &c.
At tho tame time and place will be sold, the MA
CHINERY on tho premises. viz very superior
Steam Engine Of sixy l6O) horsepower with boilers
complete, and many paris of the machinery in dupli
cato. also Gang Saw Mill running ten saws all in
good running order, &c, &c.
The sale will be conducted as follows:
The Lard, Wharf and Buildings, will be sold for
one-fourih cash. and the remainder on credit of
one, two and three ears. secured by bond and mort
gage Of the property sold.
The Machinery will lie sold for one.haf cash, re-
mainder In sixty nnd min ty day, secured by ap.
proved endorsed notes. bea ~ seven per cent in
terest, with . mortgage OF the property sold.
reasonable time will be allowed for removal Of the
Engine. Boiler &c.
Purchasers to pay for conveyances, STAMPS &C.
To examine the propertr, or for further partcu-
lars, apply in person, by letter. to
JOHN s. RYAN,
Bank of Charleston Buil,iinG,
Broad-sreet, Charleston. S. C..
November l2 thsntu4
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LANCASTEK-IN EQUITY.

LANCASTEK-IN EQUITY.
Benjamin Perry, Welmuth Perry, Administra-
tor and 4Administratriz, rs. Join Perry,
Alex. Maheson and ,cJe, and others-BHI
for Injunction to NarShal AsJets, Sell Land,
&c.
In obedience to The order of the Court of Equity
made in the above stated case, at June term, 1868,
will sell. at Lancaster Courthouse South Carroll
No. on the first MONDAY in December next.
All that valuable PIECE PARCEL OR TRACT OF
LAND described IL tho pleldings, belonging to tho
estate of John Perry, deceased lying and situated in
the District OF Lancaster. stale ci >out CarOlinn,
containing G000 six thousand acres more or less of
No. cotton and grain lands, well watered and
heavily tmbered, fencing In good rcpair-the up
lind p.oaucing fine crops Of cotton, corn ami small
gram, while the extensive bottoms, lying along the
Catawba River, moi to bc surpassed. These lands
situated in the southwestern ortiOu of Lancaster
District, bounded by the Kcrshaw line. the Cniawb1
River and bv lands of d. W. l3rowD. Lewis Pattcr-
son, G. L. ii Imam, James thompson, William Dixon
and others.
WILL ALSO SELL FOR CASH,
On the UESDAY and WEDNESDAY, after the first
Monday il December, at the former residence Of
tue said John Perry deceased, in Lancaster Dis
trict. near Liberty Hill.
All the PkRs ONAL PROPERTY belonging to the
estate of said deceased livery thing usually kept on
large and well regulated Plantation may be bought
at this sale.
The real estate above mentioned viii be surveyed,
and divided into two. three and four hundred acre
tracts to suit purchasers pats of which will be eS.
hibited on day of sale.
Terms-So much cash as will pay the costs Of s. it
and expenses Of SALE The balance on credit OF ont
two and three years. with interest to be due and pay
able annually. from day OF sole. Purchaser to gv'
boud, with tw) or more good securities, and NOR
gage of the prcmiees. Purchaser to pay for stamp.
and papers. Terms must be complied with on day
Of ac or the property will be rcsod Oh day OF sale
at the risk of tho former purchaser.
X G.. BILLINGS, C. Z. L. D.
Commissioners Office, Lane; ster Courthouse. S. c.,
November g. 1865
November 2Om1
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How Contested ELECTIONS SHALL BE DE-
cDgD. The following extract from the act un-
der which the election Of tuesday was held,
will be read with special interest at this time:
The MANAGERS of Election shall decide con-
tasted cases. subject 10 the ultimate decision
ofthe Boards of Aldermen or Wardens, when
organized, except when the election OF q
majority OF the persons voted for are contest
ed. or the Managers charged with illegal con-
duct, in which case the returns, together with
the ballots, shall be examined and tne case IN IN
who shall declare the election, and their de-
p. cision shall be binding upon all parties.
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SrR1ous Acc1DENr.-Mr. Cullcton, the COZ
tractor for the new range Of buildings now
being erected by Mr.. 7. ]. Coogan, at the
corner of King and Queen streets, tell from the
scaffoldins yesterday morning. His fall was
broken BY a workman, who seized his coat.
This retarded his downward progress, but he
struck heavily on tho ground and renamed
insensible for some time. Medical assistance
was procured and the sufferer cared for.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
UcrION SlLES THIS DAT.

M,1rs DRAKE will sci: al 10 o'clock, at his
stcre, corner of King and Liberty Streets
dry goods, hats, &c. .ru - IN o,c,oc,,
in their sa.csroom, Meeting-street, dry goods
hats AID clothing. :, o,,,o,,,
LAUeEY s. ALEXANDER VIII sen a' ~ 'iSoA' s'
r. NJ CNren will sell at three: quarter '-past
9 O'Clock, on Browns wharf, butter, bacon'
JErFonps & Co. will sell at half-past 9o''clock,
in front of their stores, Vendue Range, should
ers. strips, hams. &c. q
G. ". STEFFENs & Co. Will sell a. hail- past
O'Clock. in front Of their store, Vendue Range,
butter, hams, coffee, &c. =. .ho
HUrsoN,LEE will sell, at II O'Clock, at tine
corner of Broad and East Bay, lot OF lana anu
bulldogs on Vendue Range: 49,, n.,oasoo
q. B. OAxEs will sell, at the o-d Pos'oh'co'
at II O'Clock, two vacant lots.
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CATHOLIC INsr1rurE.-The monthly meeting
of the Catholic Institute will be held TINS
evening, 18th instant, at halfpast seven
o'clock, at the hall, No. 263 King-street.
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Quincy & Co.'s FINE ART GALLeaY.-One OF
the most attractt7o resorts in Charleston, just
now, is the fine art allery Of Messrs. Quinby &
Co., in King-street, opposite Hasel. Tho COL
lection OF exquisite chromos OF all sizes and
designs, which ale on exhibition there, far srr-
pass anything of the kind ever before seen IN
our city. The photographs and porcelain pic
lures produced at this establishment would do
credit, il respect to fidelity and finch, to the
first-c.ass artists OF New York or of the Eu-
ropean capitals. For further particulars con-
cernins the attractions Of this gallery, we re-
fer our readers to the advertisement another
column
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EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS
Messrs. John G.. Minor & Co. closed yesterday
their sale OF an importers extensiye stock OF
dry goods, at their auctic n rooms, in Meeting
street. Thisis ons OF the largest auction sales
of dry goods that has taken place in this city
since the war, and was attended by numerous
BUYERS of the most respectable class. Below
we give quotations Of some Of the prices OBJ
tanned Scarlet flannel, 29a3Oc.; imitation Welsh
flannel, &c.,; Saxburg flannel, 37a55c.; Irish
linen, 574c.; table damask, 90a95c.; black serge,
25a5aAc.; black alpaca, 42sa71c.; black lustre,
2ea6Sc.; wool cheviots, &c.; silk mixed cont
ing 81 S0a2 95; blankets So 75a12.
BILL OF MoRrALrTY.-Roturn CT deaths with
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THE DAILY News PRICE CURRENT AND COM
MzRo1A1. CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at
nine o'clock tomorrow morning. Business
houses wishing to subscribe for speclfed
number of copies containing their cards, should
leayo their orders at our counting room to-day.