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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
.Stern Us EpstiR q al.

Stern Us. Epstin a a.
On THURSDAY 3lst lust, at II o'clock, will be sold
at the Old Custouhouse,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings there
on, situate at the northeast corner OF King AID
George streets. in this c:ty, measuring ia front on
KiE street Al feet inches the sarnc on the east ne
and IN depth on Gcorge.strtt 1aO feet, the same on
the north line be The same more or less. Bounding
north on land formerly OF tho o.t.;e of 1oohey;
south on Gcorge-strcet; east on land now or former
ly Of the estate of Sarah Dorel, and "sst on King
street.
Icrms-One-third cash; balance in three equal
successive annual insta'mons, with interest at per
cent. per anaum, payable annually, securcd By bends
Of the purchaser and mortgage OF the preniises the
Buildings to be insured and policy assigned. Pur-
CHASER To pay for papers and stamps.
j. W. GRAY,
December 10 thm4 Master in Equity.
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UyDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Samuel C. Black, Executor, Us. W. G. Court
neg, administrator, and Others,
In pursuance OF the decree in this ease, shall offer
for ealc at Public Auction. at the Exchange in this
city, on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day Of December,
Is 8, Mt II O'Clock a. W.,
All that valuable LOT OF LAND. with the three
story Brick Building thereon and tho outbuildings,
also of brick. kn-wn as the residence of the late
Francis e. Black lying Oh tho woitorn side OF
ChurcL-strect. the City af Charleston, being she
second lot north of tho Baptist Church; containing
in front Chures-sreet thrtyniao t39i feet with
the and priylfgc si three feet alley passage
on the north side Of the house erected on said lo:
on the back or west line thrty.swo S2 feet three 81
inches, and in depth two hundred Eaa twenty t22O)
Co., aIa ssttscl to tho north an lots formerly of
Christopher Rogers, Vim. lnG!esby Ms. srailsiora
and Mrs. Pinchney; to the east Chureh-stroG., 10
the south on land OF Robert Brown. and to the west
on land OF Leonidas W. Spra.t Esq.
Terms-Onc fourth cash and the balance in thrae
equal annual instalments with interest payable
nuaily, secured By bond and mortgage OF the pre-
mses. The purchaser to insure and keep insured,
aud TO assign the policy. Purchaser 10 pay for
stamps and papers. j. W. GRAY,
Decembor IL smw3 Master 10 Equity.
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NJ. ijj West Flr!:- l"tet Ne:y Yorf, s.ys he
has three chi!lron. The fr,t iva are weak and
pury, His vile having been unable TO nurse or
attend them; but SHE his token Plantation Git-
tors for tho last ten yoars and h1s child now Is
months old. whic;, se has nnss"l aud re 'rol her.
salt. ard bo,h are i.o1.tT sni veil. r!sna.ion 81.
ters is inylii;a',:c 80 n:o.iia:s.
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The WIDOWS HOME FAIR.-The fair tor The
benefit Of the Widows Hone will open tomorrow
uieht at tho Home in Broadstrees This inst tuition
is not only popular and deserving. but it Is lash
ionab.c charity, and large crowd may be expected
at the fair The fair held for the same purpose last
year was great success, and as the lady managers
tf the Widows Home always succeed in whatever
they undertake it is certain TIA. This fair will be
eouauy 3D. II you would see the fair in a.l its
sole.or secure you: tickets to-day aud so early 10
morrow night.
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KALarA MILLS FOE SALE.-Wa direct atten-
ton to an advertisement in this da, paper Of the
sale of the Kalmia Mills property. AS this properly
will be of immense value hereafter and a' the ter"
of sale are, we presume. much below the actual oos
those who have money to invest would do well to
investigate the advantages offered in this sale.
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THEY WHO ARE RICH,

Ar. they who mind their own business. Find hap
nv man or woman, and the affairs of another trouble
them but little II is none of your business if the
minister kisses ono of the sisters, or ono of the ss
icrs thus ,u,cs the minister It cannot ehect you
when man you know calls OIL girl yon don t know,
or one you do What ii thcr' is kissing behind tho
door, in tunnels, and when the ni:ht is dark at tho
vostibule OF the church even ever the gate Would
YOU not do the same thing ii the chance was offered
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VALUABLE CLEARSCE.-Messrs. Street
Brothers Co. cleared on Saturday for Liverpool the
British ship n. Mosher, Captain Mosher, for Liver
pool, with the following heavy cargo: At bags Of
Sc, slano cotton 1892 bales upland cotton. 800 bir-
rsis rosin, 3A bags cotton seod. Total weight lS09
n15 pouads. otal value s293,05', This cargo
shows decided increase in weight ovor what the
same vessel took from New Orleans, and speaks
well for tho good work OF tac sseyeaorc, Captain
Smith
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The Cold WEArnsR.-For three days past
we have had remarkably cold weather for this lati-
tude. Ice upon the streets has become familiar
sight, and frozen milk common ut breakfast. ESeA
he salt wator ponds have been frozen ove and 1t is
reported that there vas some snow on the Neck on
Friday. This weather is quite contrast to that oi
The same time last winter when the grass was green
and there was thunder and lightning instead OF
snow
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DIantation Ditters.
WHAT BRICK POmEKOY DID WRITE
AND WHAT HE DID NOT WRITE.

Eight O'Clock, and he Is not here yet! How
drcary this little room does seem, and am 20 lone
some len O'Clock How wish he would come
It is so lonely here with the children asleep Once
he loved to stay with me, hut now, alas Twelve
O'Clock, and am SO tired, cannot slecp My
heart aches and grows sad am growing old, por-
baus NAV be nv face is not as fair as once but my
heart is as warm. though it is often sad.
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RECORDING MoRTGAaEs.-An act has passed
the Legislature of this State, repeating SO much OF
the act Of 1s4s as required mortgages OF personal
property made in Charleston County, to be recorded
in the Office of the ,cretary Of State. Mortgages OF
person,l property in Charleston County Will here
after bc recorded as in othor counties.
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Nor TRuE.-A report is going the rounds
of the Northern ptpers that the death OF eentIepan
in New York was caused by contracting fever wnhe
travelling through the lower Southern States In fai
road cars Medical men say 1t is Impossible TO cen
tract ver under such circumstances, and furtner'
that the statement is doubtless made to iterfere WIN
transit in this direction and divert Northern capital
fronn coming here.
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GENUINE GERMAN LAaER.-lt is not often
that onr German friends have the opportunity to
.onaf the genuine lager beor as it is made in the
Yatsriand, but an importation BY tho Bremen oarR
Gauss has given tn cm that privilege. cur neigh
bors, Messrs Clacus s Titte. have on sale ct very
reasonable prices large quantity, bottled and In
demijohus, which they guarantee to be pure and
genuine, and ,ve guarantee to be delicious. Try it
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From i'll: her 1nl T. hef ..a5 ,o ssn OF dsasEsor Is
not vol: ihas !hcy aarc appetite; ;hat tlcy feel
,r.ui,l; that tho head aclle al the time; that they
ur, grow II ti.a and tec &c anl h:; ;hcy have no
Ito ror energy lett. hn'! he q ies.:'rs arc ctten
asked. Whit sl=! d. ~ .: n: VT had give
item? on; aaswor Is IL: t:s;n ,iy risn:a:ion Eit
tors /, odcraelY. tlIr?e tnies dly, aid ollr word
fc- it :lcy will rccsvnr.
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PLANTATION BITTERS.

Is made from ru'o IT. Croir num and Calsila
Bark inown the world over for lis curative proper
tiss), and will forlify the syst'm against disease,
caused by change of water and diet. If you arc iu-
clinod to dyspepsia, try it. If You have the chlls
and fever any kudrcd disease. NJ all means take
Plantation Bitters. They are sold by ell druggists
Of repuo.
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LITTLE TcM THUMB.-This distinguished IN
dyidua with his wife and several small friends are
expected to arrive in this city oa Monday next ana
TO exhibit their diminutiye forms to the wondering
gaze of as m my people can obtain cccefs TO H.
bernian Hall.
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SHORT OF SUPPLIES. schooner George
q. Rodgers OF Nantucket, seventeen days out from
the island o. Ruatan bound to New York with car
20 OF cocoanut, put into this port on Saturday AFTER
noon TO obtain fresh supplies, and allow the super
cargo 10 continue the journey North by railroad
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TIE SOUTH CAROLINA DELEGATION IN VASE
1soroS.-A Washington letter says: "Senator Rob-
ertson Is here with his family, and nicely loca'ea
Congressman whittenors and Bowen are at the Sea
ton House. Congressman Goss is also here' ana
Corley has returned from lengthy trip North and
West"
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81 WENT TO TIE LAND OF STEADY HABITS" !"

WANTED to h1nd several "brcss" down to pos
terity, and was told by father that with New Eng
and girl for wifo could raise mero children. grow
more onions, skin mora eos, sing more psalms,
In w more OF what was going on in the ncishbor-
hood, hear more scandal sleep less nights, have
more reaivcs. cat moro beans, love myself and hate
others N orc and got more out oil dollar, than any
other sort Of woman in This happy country so'callsd
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SHs RIFFS SALE.

BY virtue ola Writ of Fieri Facias to me directed
and delivered. will be sold on MONDAY, the 1lth
day OF January next at the northeast corner of the
Courthouse. between II a. NJ. and o'clock P. N.
All the right, title and interest OF the defendant in
a TRACT OF LAND, situate on Edisto Island, and
known "Cedar Hail. together with the building
and i'm ?rovements thereof said tract containing 400
acres, more or less.
Levied on and to be sold as tho property of DR..
James E. Whalev at the suit Of Joseph Purcell, who
has assigned the judgment in this case to L. C.
Northrop.
ALSO,
at the same time and place,
All the right title and n,crest OF the defendantin
all that 10 OF LAND. with improvements thereon,
situate 10 the Town OF Mt Pleasant; said lot bound
ei soath on Dennotstreet, east lands Of Dawson,
and west on lInds Of Tomlinsen.
Levied on aud to be sold rs the property OF VIM.
T Pearce at the suits OF L. II. Bcquostand c. Roper
Terms cash. E. N. MACKEY,
December Ii ms +. q, e.
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\ WINE GLASS FULI.

OF Plantation Bitters taon tbroe times day, before
each meal, will mako tho fame of lifo again burn
brightly. and illuminate onos wre'chel existence
For ladies' it ia elegant and 5ente siimulant. just
such as they require.
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do YOU Go DOWN TOWN TONIGHT. NY PET z
mo darling. have labored enough today Why
should fsc from home. from happiness, from thee?
Iifo is fl, short to love- too short to squander
love the photograph of my iears too we'll. No dar-
ling nv h art is here ere Let mc keep it company"
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THB DAILY NEWS.

ar LARGEST cIEcu! .,rloN.-THE D ALLY
xrws se1SG The NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
esro,;N1z:;p AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CiN'
,y,oN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
.pr,,,, IS1I;.s THE LIST oE LETTERS REMAIN
Inc IN cyE posToFFIcE AT THE END of
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE eRoViS-
.o>s OF The NEW PosToFTIcE LAW.
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PLANTATION BITTERS.

This delicious cordial and Gno tonic is now hailed
Inv thousands as the great hoalth givor and re-
storer. Resolve 20 buy bottle, and don't sleep on
it, BE wise in timc Sod by all druggists.
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FALSE ALAnM.-Thc alarm OF fire at Mr.
.clancv's establishment on Friday night was occa-
stoned by smoks which issued from he stove 'nlo
which small piece of rope had been thrown.
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DEBow's REvrEw.-This popular monthly
has made another change Of base. and is now pub
1shed in New Orleans. The December number con-
tains q variety of interesting reading matter.
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CITY SrocK.-Late on Saturday sale OF city
stock was effected at sixty per cent. being fu'tner
advance du ing the day of three or fsul per cent
This stock sold month ago at forty per cent.
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REFRESHMENTS, and all contributions for the
approachingf fair of the Widows Home' will be thark-
fully received at Mrs. II. A. Snowden's residence
Church. street, below Atlantic-street
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WHY Dc ANNOYED with that cough when you
can be relieved by calling 1t Dowie & Noises drug
8 ore. They hayc '.uooI's sovereign Balm, wdicn
will relieve YOU at once. ~
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ANOTHER SOUTH CAROLINA CADEr.-Lt is
stated that Mr.. Morris Styles Parker, 'on of the
state Treasurer, has received an appointment 10
military cadetship at West Point.
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Dr,vT.TroS BrrTERs

Are aways pure. reliable. They are strengthening
and invgora;ins, and are Exhausted Na'ure's great
restorcr. As an agroeobio and peasant tonic and
appetizer. they cannot be cycel'cd.
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EusIN Ess NOTICES.

LADIES LUNCH IT KIHsMASs SALooN.-Oys-
tcrs in .vc,y style Mnce ic$ fresh daily. Hot COT
fec and cho,o ate at I'll hours. Ice cream every
tlay
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AMP Won DYspEPTIc,

Nervous, jaundiccd, low spirited, weak Or arc you
sick and don't know what ais yo': then try planta-
,o,, Dt.ers and our word for it, it will cure YOU
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IL TIE LADIES Dur KNEW

What thousanls Of thsm a.o constantly rotating
TO U.s. we cani3y believe one hall Of tho weakness,
prostra;ion and distress 'cri. ,ce b. taen woald
vanish.
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sxow IN THE Up -CoUNrRY.-The up-country
papers anmeaHon heavy snow on friaSs iAS'-'A'
arst snow of the season.
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CHOICE GREEN AsO BIAoK TEAS, 81 per
pound o. Wilson's Grocery. southeast corner Society
and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
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DON'T
OVERLOOK THIS!

TFYOU WANT GAS FITTING DONE,
1 90 to p. L. GUfLLRMIN, NO. 140 Church street.
II YOU want STEAM FILLING done,
60 to P. L. GUILLEITN, No. 14) Church-stroet.
II you want PLUMBING done,
Go 10 p L. GgILLEMIN, No. 140 Chnrch-streei.
If you want TIN EOotING and GU iTERGSG dona,
Go 10 4. L. GITIfI.EMIN, No. 14o Churce-s;reet
II you want GAS FIX uhJIS,
Go TO p e. GUILLssIIN, No. 140 Church-Stgeet
Where you can sct GAS CHANDELIERS, PEN
DANTS. Brackets, Hall Lights, Portable Stands,
Drop Lights,
ARGAAD BURNERS,
Porcelain, aIica, Paper and Tin Sh.dcr. Glass
Glob 8 and Shades. Copper and Iron Pumps, bath
Tubs, Parlor and Bedroom Crates, Kerosene Lamps
&c &C., at reasonable prices
Repairing prom lily attended 10.
Old Gas Fixtures Rebronzsd.
December 10 thSm2mo
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
JU S II RECEIVED D.

IRISH POPIINS, EMPEESS CLOTHS, AL
PACAS, French Merlnos, DeBaSes, MelangeGs,
Black and Cclorcd Silks, Dombazlnes Boule-
ward and Ba.moral Skirts, Chinchilly Cloak
ings, Ladies' Cloaks and Sacques, and very
large assortment of KID GLOVES, Of the most
celebrated brands, Tor Ladies', Gents and Chill
drcn.
cyoning wear, Of very fine quality and rea-
sonoble. ,,-,,.,,
BUTTONS of every color antl style, WITH
many other DRESS anl COAX TRAININGS
too nu;Gcrots to mention.
Our stock of Ladies' fashionable HATS, and
TAFFErA and SATIN RIBBONS is very large
and wei asserted.
Ne have LOXGCI.OluS, Calicocs, Sheet
iDgs. Gln.halus, .rd all other Cotton G0oi;5
bciop pcins to cur liuc al !e lowcst market price.
We call particular attention 10 our larSS"
stock OF FLANNELS, i'll OporA, "tiah DomGt
and all-"oo; also, 4 GOOD ,: SiocH e b]'AH-
EEiS. and Squire and Iona ,ohawia
WOOL and COTTON HOSIERY, or eYery,
grade and price, tor ladies, Gents, Goy@ and
Misses.
CLOTHS. Cassimeyes, Docskima, Sa!inets,
Kenlnekv Jeans, llcrsc:s and Vos.ia@3s, for
Mems and boys wear.
Our ENTIRE STOCK has bccn bought at
The rccea. decline cf prices To- c.3ii, nnd great
bargains are confidently guaranteed.
A call is respectfully solicited.
;.OUzS HofiE3..i; 6 G: GG;s.,
20. *fs s<Jass-*It;EET',
DErwEi;S tA..L AID IAeKEr SIS.
y Tvnr,bc,"; mwi1ro
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BLANK BOOKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS MADE
10 Order with any style of Binding or pattern Of lsu
ing, OF best material and workmanship.
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Tho Hon. r. B. Carpenter, who was elected on tues
day last by tie General Assembly Jujsc Of the First
or Charleston Circuit was born in Kentucky, and
read law with the late Unitol States Senator James
j. Morchead. He was admitted to pr:ctice IN the
appellate and inferior courts Of the Sale OF KENTUCKY
.ls47. In 1851 Judge Carpenter, after long anil
sharp contest, was elected Attorney for tho Com
monwcaIlh In 1868 he was of counsel for the State
in the great case of tho State VI. MaItl.e"
F. Ward for ths murder of Professor
Butler. In this case he Tas opposed to
bar of aush mon as Marshall, C:istender, Winter
Smith and Governor Helm. and won reputation
which placed him as counsel lawyer and advocate
in the front rank of the Far of the State In 1855
Judge Carpenter was elected attorney OF The Chca-
20, Alton and st. Louis Railroad Company, and re-
moved to Chicago, whero ho lived some years. From
1856 to 1853 he served as disbursng agent OF tho
United States at Chicago. to which position he was
appoirted by Mr. Guthrie. then Secretary OF the
Treasury. Judge Carpenter then returned Win his
fam Is to Kentucky, but pra:ticed law in Ark'n
uni the breaking out Of the war; His pro-
fess ional career In Arkansas was marked by raany
sue eesses gan.d in the face Of g. eat obstacles, ans
he -.alss.....d throughout the eminent reputation
which he had acquired in his native State. Judge
Carpenter served in the United States army for
short time, returning to civil life in August 1852,
upon being again elected Attorney for the Common
wealth of the State of Kentucky. This position he
filed with credit for four years. when he resigned
and was appointed ef the Judges OF The Supreme
Court for tho Territory Of IdaAo which appointment
he declined To accept. IIc then caInc 10 Charles
ton, where uroa the recommendation and by
the support OF the loading members OF the bar,
hc was appointed Registrar il Bankruptcy. In
this position Judge Carpenter showed himself TO be
man of unlirng business energy as well as IN able
and sagacious lawyer; and the tIciisy with which
he disposed of the mass OF work which dCvolyed
upon him WI, equal the research aad legal kuowl
edge Of his decisions upon the iiMau't questions
which were frequently submitted 10 him. Person.
ally Judge Carpenter Is popular with the bar and
the citizens at large; and his past rec Ird jusics
the belief that he will, by his industry impartiai;y
and learning, worthiiy fill the high and important
Office 20 which he is now elccel.
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STEAM Ey.ii:;:.:5 I'D BOILERS. Of TAronj s:z,s
Oh hand
IMPROVED vertical AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS SUGAR .!tLL:. SUGAR BOXERS
AND PANS, cl IN azes
HORSE POWERS AND Civ GEARING. nom to
iG ice. in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER corIo% PRESSES :or I:ad.
power, Saw ard Zee Mills
MACHINERY AND CAswi:iCiS CT al description.
made to order
Particular attention paid 10
H0UsE FEoNIS AND CASTINGS no. ru.!!'-
INGS. GRaTlNGa,
cIS7ERN COVERS. SASN WMGHTS. e. DE-
WILLTAlf s. uHNEEEf.
NlCEINISi I'D 20 EN3 !! R
10. 81. .Aif.EIiNG-sTGFET.
CHMLn5Go:;, s. C.
.u-us;3 MS
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Tlans Cooks, })rinting, pinSing.
BLANK BOOK
MANU- T a CT OR y.

BLANK BOOKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS MADE
10 order, with any style OF Binding or pattern of ul
ing, OF best material and workmanship.
Bn0K-BINDING.
MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS, MUSIC. NEWS
PAPERS, Bibles, Prayer Books, &C., Beunl in any
style, and neatly Letterea with name.
EDGE GLIDING.
JOB PRINIING-Card Letter, Note and Fill
Heads Circulars. Dray Receipts. Pamphlets, &c. IA
hrst-rate style aud at low prisos.
STATIONERY.
All varieties Of LAW, OFFICE AND FANCY STA.
TIONERY.
BLANK BOOKS.
large assortment of our own and of the best
Northern manufacturers, constantly on haad
NuTICE.-Wc are Offering our surplus stock of
Check Books, Bank Books, Railroad and Vessel Re-
ceipt Books Cotton Weight and Shipping Books, at
greatly reduced prices.
TINE BOOKS for Planters, Mechanics and Busi-
ness Men generally tnaoHthly and weekly, great
variety OF forms.
BAKERS BREAD BOOKS, Landing aud Docklge
Books, Magistrates DocEcts, Eotel Registers. &c.
TO DEALERS.
Having large surplus Of BLANK BOOKS, of all
styles OF binding. the trade will be supplied for
limited time at great reduction on Now York cost.
At COURTENAY'S,
December IL fmmlmo Nc BRoAD-sTREET.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

AUCTION SALES THIS DA1.
WILLIAM MCKAY will sell. at 1e O'Clock, a. LIE
salesroom, Meeting. street. furniture oi i~'
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BN0K-BINDING.

MACHINES, PERIODICALS. MUSIC, NEWS
PAPERS, Bibles, Prayer Books, &C., Bcun1 in any
style, and neatly Lettered with name.
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WE BEG TO INFORM THE LADIES AND OUR
w Customers in general. that we haYe Just re-
ceiyed lin additsn usual stock OF dom ssIiC
and FANCY GOOl 81 new supply suitable ior tne
present season.
CoNsI5rrNG OF:
CLoAKs. DRY GOODS, POPLINS, &c, al reduced
prices
$50 dozen HOOP SKIRTS, 80 TO Coo.
90 dozen GEnEVItvE HOOP SKIRTS, all elegant
article, SOc. only
A new supply of CORSET5, 10c -
Oltcuheimcr's celebrated French CORSET, II e0
and upward ,r
A full and complete assortment Of Gcinan and Eng
llsh HOSIERY from Il up
fine assortment OF Ladies and Children Six bcr-
i'm Cloh and Iisle GLOVES elegant desi 3ns,
and suitable .or Christmas preSc1ts.
ALSO,
A lot OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBU IS. at soc: r,.
Ladi,s' Velvet and Morocco PORIMoaAiEs' Vor!
cheap
A GOOD selection OF
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, QUILTS
FLANNELS, CASSIAIERES
TABLE DAMASKS, &C.,
Al the lowest figures.
We would also notify our patrons that W. have ar
-aured a scparato department in our Store exclu-
sivcy for
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, &c.
ca- ENTRANCE ON CALgoUN.sTREET.
FUECuG0TT IL BRO,
No. 437 KING.STREET.
Doccmbar IL 3mo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-14
Au9tionsers' priuate Sales.

hY r. IL. MARSHALL & BRO.
Real Estate Brokers, No. 80 Broad-st.
At Private Sale
BRICK RESIDENCE needing repair, on a large
lot
Residences on desirable streets.
Grocery stand, centrally located.
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