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CLOCKS, WATCHES = JENELRY.
san q INTERCHANGEABLE J Estes House.
I r. j. .yres Sons...... ..........e7 Main street
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For Sale OF Exchange,
III n.syf for Gilv RrOUerfY

vHFE Furniture and Lease Of the Billings
= House kcokuk. lows. In,- Hor Sc 10 IN better
dtien the entertainment OF than II has beeu
for several years The Proprietor IN the mestfsne sc
ITS the patronage OF his tcrpef risudf sEa lniie
t.r2S-dtf
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Capital 100000; ShaIes$25

Aasessmenls ON Each Share not
to Exceed Ten Dollars zach.
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DIRECTORS.
ELIsHAs. waps~oRTH,
Chicago.
NATHAN MEARs,
SAMUEL HALE.
Hal., Aver 4 Co, Chicago.
john V. rmw ell 4 Co., ohcsgo.
VA TURPTN.
VA Turpsn Co, Chicago.
Gage Brothers & alters. Chicago.
Pfe.t Garden City ms Co.. Chicago
J LOMBARD,
Pre..t Finh National Bank, chIc.go
DrGRAY,
BFcuLvER,
Culver 4 Co Chicago.
GARDNER,
FRGardner / Co, Chicago
NKrAlaBAsK.
Ysirbsnk, Peck 4 Coz, Chicago.
SNOW.
SCI. G ". Tsi Comfy.
GEORGE VI GRAY.
Gen w.stn Az, NJ s.&Ls.RR Line Chicago
MD GILMAN,
Chicago.
ROBERT MsCHEssEY.
Chicago.
FRANCIS sHEtMAv
Chicago,
J0hEPHM NJ DAKE,
c BEoKwrl,
Chicago.
DWIGHT,
Corey & Dwight. chlcagSl
JAMES FoGG
JP Fogg, Son 4 Co, Chicago
LPaANGER,
Joliet. III.
Ew HUDSON,
Detroit Mich.
B ALLEN
Baker, Des Moines, Iowa.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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DRY-GooDs-KETAIL.
FURNITru uE

Engraving, Brands, & Seals.
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Ciocks-Wholesals 4 Retail.
p,itgek lA2 Estes House
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Coin, Silver Uare.
u Bridg Nos | i : Estes House
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For sale.

lsNF FXRA FINE YOUNG HORSE
= nv ,,sss cid. well hroaen 10 10th aout1s SAT
sitKe harLes Ase,
Ons Delivery Wagom and one set Of
sin8ie Harness.
Ynquirs q yANSASr / HALLowkLL.
se4@G No liz Main = n oosuk
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iooar Son .........J Johnson street, bet ID 4th
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SONNET DLEACHkRY.
Eau-.l Il.
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BOOTS 4 sHoEs-WHOLESA
lf.mbieton & Huiskamp............9S Main street
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u shelley Sons. Main street
fssalner, Irwin los Main street
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ATTOENEYs.
Brown 4 Knowies........cor Main 4 Fifth streets.
Collins Second street.
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puy ,ooDs-wuoLEsALE,

DENTlsTNY.
: LII. c Ingelsell..co Third Main, luE stnifsl !
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BOOKS 4 STATION EkY.

SAC FACTORY.
4 Eeer. Main stYee
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The Democratic Nomination for Com
gress--Hon. l.. w. Sprntt
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

10 The Editor OF IHE NEWS.
Viii you allow one who is deeply interested
in the success of the Democratic party ut the
approaching election, to present, through your
valuable journal, the name OF the above VII
known gentleman for the consideration OF the
nominating con, ention, as suitable candidate
to represent the Democracy in tl;c present i'm
portant CANVASS? Mr.. Sprats possesses the
qualifications which IL Kim far the position in
question. his large experience, together with
his answering adherence to the principles Of
the Democracy-his thorough practical knowl-
edge-his unsullied record in the past, and the
we'll digested views which have been submitted
to our citizens at various stages, from his pen,
and which contributed to awaken the people
of this State to tue Importance OF our situa.
tion, and the perlls with which VIC are cnvi-
roned-well fit him to be the standard-bcarer
of the Democratic party Of Charleston Dis
tricl; and We could not bestow this important
trust upon one moro thoroughly alive to the
duties of the hour.
The writer of the above would state that he
is unknown to tho gentleman named, and that
the suggestion is without the knowledge of
Mr.. Spratt; but believing that it is the duty OF
every citizen to consult the best interests in this
crisis, and that every honorable means should
be brought into action whereby success may
be attained has taken the liberty Of presenting
the name of SIr. Spratt, feeling that no one is
more fitting, and none could be brought for
ward better entitled to the sufraSes of the
people; and, judging from the past, should the
nominating convention select Mr.. s. as the
candidate to represent this district. that he
will bring to the duties of the position that
craftsmanship which is needed in this momen-
tous period OF the nations career.
DEMOCRAT.
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SLOWING CARao.-If the following is correct,
which is taken from the Savannah Republican
of Friday, the business of the stevedores Of
Savannah is likely to be seriously interfered
with
We understand that the ship Gardner Colby,
of New York, now in this port. has brought
her stevedores with her, and their names ap-
pear on the ships articles as sailors. 1t Is fur
ther stated that three other ships are expected
to arrive in few days, all OF which have their
stevedores on board articled as sailors. If
this system should be adopted oy all the ships
discharging and receiving freight at this port,
it would break down business which yields =
handsome revenue 10 the city Cor licenses, and
throw large number of industrious men out
OF employment.
We do not profess to be posted in reference
to this matter, but wc are unable to perceive
that any pecuni1ry advantages can be derive d
by ship owners nom the proposed change IN
the system OF loading and unloading ships
which has heretofore prevailed, and we are in.
clined TO the opinion that the attempt will
very soon prove to be failure. In the mean
time the proper authorities will be careful to
prevent any evasion Of the revenue laws OF the
city,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue ofa Writ of Fier Facias. to me directed
and delivered, will be sold, at the northeast corner
of tn, Courthouse, between II O'Clock a. NJ, and
8 O'Clock P. NJ, on MONDAY, the I'd day OF No
vember next,
All the right title and interest Of fhe defendant in
LOr OF LAND, with the buildings and improve
ments thereon. situate Oh Benuett-street, in the
town of Mount Pleasant, si Lot measuring 107 feet
front by 125 in depth, be the same more orless.
Levied on and to be sold IS the property of W. T.
Pearce at the suit of D. Il. Bequest.
ALSO.
At the same time and place,
All the right title and interest Of the defendant in
all that LOT OF LAND, with the two-and-a-half
story Irok Building and other improvements there
on situate on the west side Of Limehouse-street,
and known as No. Z.
Levied on and to be seld as the property Of james
R. Addison ut the suit OF the Peoples National Bank.
ALSO,
At the same time and place,
AL that LOT OF LAND, with the Factory and
other buildings thereon, known as the Buildings OF
the Charleston Rubber Company, situate at Rikers-
vile. Also, in the above mentioned Building, at Ri
kersvie. will be sold the following articles: steam
Stationary Engine, Boilers, Heater 80 Moulds,
Grinders, Rollers, and other articles. q
Levied on and to lie sold as the property of the
Charleston Rubber Company at the suits OF John w.
Ensterby and Thomas ]. Kuauf
Terms cash. Z. W. ii. MACkEY,
October u mi Sheriff c. C..
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HOTEL IARRIyALs.-Chdrleston Hotel, October
1O-D. C. q. Brownly, James Island; W. s.
Davis, Greensboro. Ga; J. G. Gillet, Augusta,
Ga; ". s. Croswell, Sumter, s. c.; R. D. Wood,
Dathan Island; Jos. b. Thompson, Washing
ton, D. c.; Il. G. Robinson, Providence, R. l.;
T. B. Barnes, Savannah; H. P. Adams, Marion:
E. T. English, st. Helena.
October 11.-John T. Duncan, Laurens; W.
G. Meyes, Newberry; Alex. Knox, Christ Church;
a. P. Hammett, Saml Stradley, Greenville, s.
c.; A. Copeland and lady, Sparranburg; y. W..
Hudgin, Baltimore; T. Kelly, city; E. 7. Bragg,
Brooklyn; A. G. Waterbury, New York; A. V.
Sewers, Havana; J. Lippman, Savannah; W. j.
Patterson and servant, Fifth Artillery; F. F.
Eurrell, New York; Thos. F. Gleason, Savan-
nah, Ga; DR.. F. Hartridge, Jacksonville, Fla;
C. W. Hardy, Virginia; c. V. Wilson, st. James
Santee.
Pauilion Hotel, October ION. Stevens, Tus-
kegee, Ala; James N. Adams, Gadsden, S. c.;
Mrs. II. a. Henry, Miss NJ. Bradford, Williams
burg, S. c.; John N. Harris, Fair Play, S. c.;
John P. Mathews, Jr. Winnsboro', S. c.; John
D. Parker and wife, Cordesville, S. C.
October 11.-W. H. Austin, Bellon, s. c.; j..
". Upton, Georgia; W. H. Roai e, Franklin, N.
c.; John Templeton, Charles Webster, Miss
Alice vane. Miss Isabel vane, F. L. Borgan,
". Stephens, ". H. Taylor, Miss Kate Foster
James Hughs, Charleston; T. Callahan, Bairds-
town, Geo.; G. R. Marcum, Stephens, Geo.; j..
Gaylord, General Agent Skiff & Gaylord's Min
strels, J. Mack, Assistant Agent, Georgia; NJ.
A. Gustin, Columbia s. c.; j. N. Buston, Sc
noria, Geo.; E. D. Fonse, City; Henry Gorham,
Captain W. B. Crowell, Steamship Saragossa;
N. ]. Thompson, Summerville, s. g.; Thomas
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UNDxK DECREE IN EQUITY.

Gregg Us. Horlbeck, Trustee, ct al.
On TUESDAY, Goth instant at IL o'clock, will be
sold at the Old Customhouse,
all that LOr OF LAND. with the BUILDINGS
thereon. situate on Mill-sh eet. aud meas lrng on
the north on Mstreet 40 feet inches, on the west
on land now or late OF Gi.lilan formerly of Gregg
90 feet inches on the south land Of Rose 40 feet
inches on the east on land of Osterhots, SO feet
inches. Bounded by the fences as they now stand.
Terms-One.thir cash; balance III one and two
years, with interest from day OF sale payable an.
nualy The credit portion to be secured by boad Of
the purchaser and mortgage OF the premises. The
buildings to be insured and the policy assigned to
the Master, Purchaser to pay for papers.
' j. W. GRAY,
October5 M tu1 Master in Eou:.y;.
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J. Patterson, England; W. G. baldwin, Gour-
din's. S. c.; W. A. Parsons, Florence, s. c.;
James Taylor, New York; B. L. Barker, jack
sonvile, Fla; T. J. Temple and wife, Mexico,
New York; Mrs. s. L. Travis, Jacksonville, Ia;
DR.. S. L. Orr, McClellauville, S. C.
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Our GERMAN FRIENDS will notice the an
nouncement, in another column, that the reg
,ular meeting Of the German Democratic CLUB,
this evening, will be addressed by General
James Simons.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Uarn,g ct al, Er'ors Perry, Us. Tucker.
On TUESDAY tn. Ill., s. instant at II O'Clock, will be
sold at the Old Cus.omhouse
AL that PLAN lATIoN Or TRACT OF LAND In
st. Paul Parish, Colleton District containing $50
lcres and having such shape, lines, measureme
and boundaries as are set forth In plat Of the :: me
attached to grant of the same land from VIM. Aiken,
Governor OF the State Of south Caroiua, to Colonel
Benjamin prrry, which grant and plat are on record
In the office Of the Secretary Of state at Charleston,
Book P, No. 6, page 225.
Terms-One-third cash; balance by bond of the
purchaser payable In two equal annual instalments,
with interest payable annually, secure1 by mortgage
of the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. W. GRAY,
O,tober5 m3 tul Master in Equity.
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TIE CHARLESTON ZEITUSe.-In its last issue
the Zeitupg announces that it will hereafter
appear semi-weekly, on Tuesdays and Thurs
q, days. On next Thursday the first number OF
the second volume will be Issued. The ofhce
has been changed to the third floor OF MIR.
Hiram Harris printing establishment, where
Mr.. Erckman, the proprietor of the zeitung,
is prepared to execute all job printing.
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ALuNAr1c LoosE.-1he police, on last Sat-
urday. arrested James Mayes. color ed man,
who had some time been in the habit o. follow
ing ladies around the battery and insulting
them. Mayes is known to be lunatic. He
fought the policeman desperately.
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TIE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA. "A pri-
yate letter states that the University Of South
Carolina is by no means in the sere and yellow
leaf. Forty students have been already matri-
-culated, and there is every prospect of q full
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DRAMATIC ENTERTA1NMEFT.-Wel learn from
the Zeitung that the Tur nverein Club will give
their second dramatic entertainment next
week. The date and programme will soon be
made public.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LARGEST csRcuLATIoN.-THE D DA1LY
srws BErNG THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEzT CIR
.cu.,1IoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
Ing N THE POsToFFIcE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRovIS-
IONS OF TIE NEW PosToFFIcE LAW.
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INSTALLATION aSERvICEs.-The congregation
of the First Baptist Church we're recently de-
prived of their pastor by the Advancement Of
1.-THE Rev. E. T. Winkler to the Citadel Square
Baptist Church, which, under the new arrange
ment of the corporation, includes the former
members OF the Wentworth-street Church.
.call by the First Baptist Church to the Rev.
VIM. a. Williams, of fredericksburg, Va, was
accepted, and that divine, accompanied by the
Rev. J. a. Chambliss, of Richmond, Va, arr1v-
Led in this city on Saturday. The installation
services were held at the First Baptist Church,
in Church-street, yesterday ming. The
building was crowded, and the services
were listened to with great attention.
After the preliminary services the sermon
was delivered by the Rev. E. T. Wink
Ter. the text being from The fourth chapter
Ephesians, twelfth verse: "For the perfecting
of the eaints, fer the work Of the ministry, for
the e1ifying Of the body of Christ" The speak
er dwelt particularly on the last clause. and
proved that the edifying OF the body Of Christ
was, first, the building up Of life OF Christian
heroism; second, that on account Of its moral
deficiencies the body required religious edif-
cation; and, lastly, that only by the faithful
ministry Of the pastors, and the earnest CO.
operation OF the people, could this end be at
tanned. Tho whole sermon was forcible and
eloquent effort.
The chcrges to the church and to the pastor
we're delivered by the Rev. J. A. Chambiiss, who
dwelt upon the lties of the pastor to the peo-
pie and of the people to the pastor OF their
choice, showing that unless they worked to-
gether the ministry would be unfruitful Of
good. The welcome extended to Mr.. Williams
will assure him that he has entered upon
:: field of duty where each of his flock will lend
him helping hand.
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&C.; or Millcr's Almanac;
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Books made to order, with any desired pattern ot
ruling, go to Hiram Harris, Agent, No. So Broad
street.
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FATAL Aoc1DENT.-Ab,ut one o'clock yester-
day morning, shadrack benford, well known
colored resident of this city, was instantly killed.
by falling down the stairway of his house, No.
11S Coming g-sreet, and having his neck broken.
The deceased was in the act of leaving the
chamber Of nick wife. An inquest was held
on his remains by Coroner Whiting, and the
jury rendered verdict in accordance with the
facts.
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MoREHEAD B1rTERs.-These bitters can be
had at James McKean, No. So Anson.street, who is
prepared to fill all orders with dispatch.
August 10 3mos mfw
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Schooner Herald.
BY 7. A. ENSLOW & co,

On WEDNESDAY next, 14th inst, at II o'clock, will
be sold. as she now lies at Union wharf,
The Schooner HERALD. 25 tons register years
DID, capcaty $500 bushels grain, light draught, and
we'll fourd IN Sails, Rigging, Anchors, Chains, &C.,
and well adapted to the coastng trade.
October 10
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

We REFER TO JOHN CoMMrNs, No. 13l Meet
inf street. who has returned from the North with
three hundred cases of good substantial boots and
shoss for retailing and also two hundred from
auction, which will be sold at reduced prices.
October Il m4
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BOLD RonBERY.-The basement OF pri-
yate residence in Rutledge avenue was broken
into on Saturday night, and tic table in the
dining room, which had been laid fer breakfast,
stripped Of the plate and china. A Ratchet and
razor was found in the room, and it is sup
posed that the thieves were disturbed before
they had finished their work. The thieves OBJ
tained entrance by cutting away the blinds.
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MORE JAN BIRDS CAaED.-The detective Of
fcers have been on the qui vive since The last
jail delivery, and have succeeded in bringing
many OF the black sheep back to the fold.
John Malsey (colored) was arrested as an
escaped rioter from Savannah, the charge
against him being beating and cutting Ger
man at the last fire parade in that city.
Harriet Lining tcolored) coveted her neigh
bors goods and took sundry articles Of clothing
and jewelry from the house Of Mr.. Tllman, No.
SO Muntague-street. The stolen goods were
recovered and Harriet put in limbo.
Ajax. and Jo. Mott took about two hundred
pounds of lead from the bath house of No. 8
Montague-street. They were both arrested.
Chas. Bates, alias Williams, an old offender,
stole money, clothing, &C., from dwelling.
Isaac Miller having warlike tastes, took a
horse pistol of antique make and sardine
knife.
In each of these cases the parties implicated,
all colored, we're arrested and the goods recov-
cred
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The THEATRE :To-NIeHT. Everybody willbe
glad to hear that the doors Of our Theatre,
which have been closed for 30 many dull
land weary months, are to be thrown open
tonight, and that the regular dramatic sea-
-son is to be insugurated by Manager
'Templeton with a stock company which re-
.pors represents as full and we'll selected.
Most of the members OF the company are now
for the first lime to make their appearance
on the Charleston boards, Mr.. Templeton him
.selr and the charming Vane sisters being the
~only familiar faces that We shall recognize.
Alice Vane, whose versatile grace and accom-
.plishments We have all admired in comedy
sand in nlelodrama, in song and ballet, is still
.the 'sleaoing lady;" and she will be supported,
AS last season, by her scarcely less fascinating
.sister Isabel The piece for tonight is f'Lit-
tie Barefoot" one of Maggie Mitchel's spe-
..cialties, and We hope TO see crowded
house. If we would see our city prosper,
we must foster and sustain the drama, for its
attractions are no small inducement to draw
trade to Charleston. The excellence OF the
!; performances must, in the long run, depend
upon the support they receive; so let our bust
ness men see to it that our pretty theatre is
mot neglected, and let it have full audience
sto-nighs, to begin with.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

CAMPBELL, KNOX g. Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock,
at their auction house, Hasel-street, shop
goods, blankets, &c.
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, corner of King and Liberty Streets
.sesars, smoking tobacco, &c.
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CHOICE GREEN AMI BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound. at Wilson'S grocery. southeast corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
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TIE UaIIEsT-NoT THE WIcKEDEsT-MAN.
At the last performance Of the Templeton Dra-
matte Company, in Columbia, two prizes were
awarded, one to the handsomest and the other
to the ugliest man in the audience. ColumSs<
contributed the Apollo Belvidere; but resi-
dent of Charleston-one Of the knights of the
ouill-bore off the tin cup, which was the need
of pre-eminent ugliness. We have not heard
that anybody disputed the justice OF the
ouard
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9utfls.

EJUItI5.
A A X D
The undersigned, having sold his entire interest
in the Hotel known as the
sNICKERSON HOUSE."
in Columbia, S. c., would take great pleasure in re-
commencing his friends % continue their patronage
to the new propriotors.
Mr.. WRIGHT has hal charge of the Hotel for
me for year rast and will continue to have the
eutire management OF the Hotel under the new ar
raugement
feel assured tha, the house will maintain lis for
mer reputation as frst-class Hotel
T. s. NICKEESON.
COLUMBIA s. c. September l. 1868.
September q thm2nos
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WHICH WE PROPOSE TO CLOSE OUT AT
r z 7 a I L
WITHIN THE NEIT
+ HIR TY D AVS!
OUR STOCK OF CLOTHING Has BEEN MANU-
FACrURED by ourselves expressly for our Retail
Trade, and every article sold will be warranted to
give satisfaction.
As we are obliged to vacate the Store on the first
OF November, we have marked the Goods at prices
that must insure an immediate sale.
Cur friends and customers reminded that
carly selection from the Stock Will secure the great
est bargains, as many OF the Goods are marked to
sell at LESS THAN HALF THE ACTUAL VALUE.
LIT OF FORMER And CLOSING PRICES
LOT OF OVER SACKS, formerly sold at $50 to
s25, now...... .................. UU
LOT OF OVER SACKS, formerly sold at SIG to
SIS, ow.......,..,,.,.......... IL %
LOT OF BLACK DRESS FRocKs, formerly
sold at s25 to s45, Observation-Disclosures. 20 90
LOT OF FRocK SACKS. formerly sold at SIC
to $40, now......... ...................... u w
LOT or HEAVY CASHMERE SACKS, former
ly sold at s1s to $780, now.................. 10 90
LOT OF BLACK CLOTH AND TRIcoT
SACKS, formerly sod at $50 to s25, 1ow.... Is 90
LOT OF BLACK AID DARK MIXED SACKS,
formerly sold at SIS to $50. now........... 10 90
LOT OF BLACK AND FANCY MIXED SACKS,
formerly sod at s12 to SIG, now............ 8 90
LIGHT AND DARK MIXED SKELETON
SACKS, formerly sold at So to ST.. now. 90
BLACK FRENCH DoEsKIN PANTS, formerly
sold at $40, now. 10 90
BLACK DoEsKlN PANTS, formerly sold at
50, now. .......-................ w
TWO HUNDRED PAIR ALL WOOL CASsI-
MERE PANTS, formerly sold at IS to $40.
now. ........'............' w
TWO HUNDRED PAIR ALL WOOL CASsI-
MERE PANTS, formerly sold at SO to s12,
n0W.... .......,"..''..'....'..' ou
VESTS TO MATCH. H......"..............S2 to 81 90
LOT DARK BLUE PANTS. formerly sold at
Sc 90, now... ......................'.. w
BLACK CLOTH VESTS, formerly sold at IS to
sc, now. ...................'..'.. ~
SCOTCH CASHMERE sUlTs-ENGLISH
WALKING COAT, PANTS AND VEST, for
merly sold ats>s, now...................... 25 90