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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-23

STONE & MURRAY's COOPERATION CIRCUS.
The great art of the Snowman In this the nineteenth
century, when men believe nothing and every
thing, when there is no faith, but universal hum
bug, is not to ask man to believe, but to make
him believe Take the seven senses by storm, and
the mind is at the merry of the assailant No
showmenin the world better understand the prin-
ciplss of their art act upon them with more sue
cess than Messrs Stone & Murray. the proprietors
.os the great combination circus. With the e1pe-
rience aud resources acquired by years OF travel
aud exhibition, they have collected from all parts
of the world corps of unriyalled performers,
whose feats everywhere arouse wonder and COM
mand applause.
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PERSONAL Rev. Bishop Lynch, who
has been absent from The city for some months has
returned in time to ociate at the Cathedral at the
religious soen nite incident to the great festival OF
Christmas.
Hon. George S. Bryan, United States Llssr1ct
Judge will roturn to Charleston this evening" after
an arduous session of his court in Columbia
General H. B. .Cktz, who has been serving on court
marta1in North Carolina, has returned to tbispost
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ANNIvERsARy SUPPER OF THE HOPE FIRE En-
CINE CoMPANY.-The anniversary OF the Hope Fire
Engine Company celebrated last evening at their
hall in Archdale-strcot by sumptuous supper.
Among the invited guests present was Commodore
Mutt, who represented the New York Fire Depart
partuent
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BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-Now is tho
time to remember your friend. Mr.. Won Santen
will opcn this day aome beautiful goods suitable Tor
Christmas presents. Grandpas apd grandmas, faith
ers mothers, and daughters, Id aud young can
got suited at Won santens Bazaar No. 229 Kingstreet
his stock of new goods just o?ened are beautiful.
December 81
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6fffial.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

COLUJBIAJ :. o, DCCVMUtT TO IcUo.
TTOLDERS OF BILLS OF THE BANK OF THE
Ill STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, who desire
to FUND them, in conformity to the act of the
General Assembly of 1858. must forward them to
this office previous to JANUARY l, 1869.
Toe certificates Of tho Ma tiers in Equity will no
longer be received evidence sufficient to entitle
the holders to the Treasurer's receipt. The bills
will be required. It is of absolute Importance that
the certificate of presentation TO the Bank should
company the bills, in order to secure the interest
from the date of presentation TO January /, 1862
Bonds will be issued in of $50, S1eO, 5000 and
$1,000. NILES q. PAhktR
december % G Treasurer of $. c.
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MAsoS1c.-At the annual communication Of
Saint Andrews Lodge. No. 10, A. F. NJ. held Decem-
Der 2lst, 1858, tho following officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing Masonic year: i
Brother R. g. DURYEA, W. II.
Brother T. S. KING. s. ". :, ~ 80 - ,lri
Brother WIN. CHERRY, J.W. - s.,'5 - ~
Brother T. MCCARTHY. Tressuroi. .-...-
Brother Z. N. N.JEANEERETT, Secretary. -
Brother ISAAC H.HALL, s. D.
Brother BENZ. RICE, J. D.
Brother Brother w% l. BR91K aaen,M KsAAKs, Stewards. ::
Brother J. J.. BEASLEY. Tyler @
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OUR CHRISTMAS ADvERTIsERs.-The third
number of our Christmas Directory will be publish
ed tomorrow, and will contain notices Of all new
advertisements and all advertisements appearing
to-day of which mention has not been made this
merling.
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YouNa MEN Remember your sweethearts.
Take heed Santa Claus expects you to call on him at
his headquarters No. 229 Kng-street, Won santen's
Baza1r He has specially provided for you with the
most hcautful presents, and will sell them to you
cheap. December Il
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BASE BALL.-The Alerts will hold meeting
tonight on important business, and all members
are requested TO be present In addition to the
game at Savannah, arrangements have been made
to have series of races around the bases between
the members of the ,iv-l nires.
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HOOPS SOVEREIGN BALM is no quack nos
trum. but genuine Kentucky preparation, gotten
up on the most scientific principles For sale at the
drug store of Dowie & Noise, corner Meeting and
Hasel streets. w;m6 December 16
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LARGE SALE OF Doors AND SHoEs.-Messrs.
n Hunt & SON, No. l42 Meeting street. advertise for
sale at auf ton to-day, large and attractive assort
ment of bocts shoes, &c. The goods are direct from
the manuflctory and worthy Of examination.
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pRor.sscs MIXERS CHRISTMAS ENTERTAIN

PROFESSOR MIXERS CHRISTMAS ENTERTAIN
nEsr.-As areaay announced, Professor Meier Will
give drawing.room entertainment, on Christmas
night, for the benefit Of the new German Lutheran
Church. Some changes haSe been made in the pro-
craume, which will make it still more attractive.
Professor Meiers literary atainments and oratorica
talents would alone be sufficient to secure for his
entertainment very large audience, but be Will Do
assisted by SO many accomplished ladies and gentle
men that 1t is doubtful whether the hall will-be
large enough for the crowd that will attend
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If YOU do not know what to buy, go to Won
Santen No 229 King street. at for consultation
Ee has been Santa Claus special agent for Charles
ton, South Carolina excepting during the late un-
peasantness) for over twenty years, and Knows e1-
actly how to please the most fastidious.
December q
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Ronce Us. HilmnnS. eli al.

On WEDNESDAY,, the 3oih Deoemhor. 1868, at II
o'clock, will be sold at the Old Uussomhouse
all that LOr OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS
OF Hasne street, ia the City OF Charleston and desig
mated by the number i've l5) in plan Of lots IN
Haync, Meeting, Market, Church, AAs6n and Pinck-
ney Streets drawH by 4. E. Payne, surveyor in May:
north lines 90 feet inches, aad the east and west
lines extending northwardy to Piicknsy-street, 156
feet, more or less: bu.ttng and bounding to the
south on HayRestrset, to the wesi on lot number
four az in said plan. and now lately owned by L..
NJ Wiley, to the north on PlnckneV-street, and to
the east on lot number SIX ts in said plan, and now
or lately owned by - Kelseys.
Terms-Onc-fourth cash; balance In Eve equal
successive annual instaments secured by bond or
bonds OF the parshasor. with intero at seven per
cent and mortgage OF promises; tho buildings TO be
insured and policy OF INSURANCE assigned. Purcha-
ser to pay for papers and stamps
]. ". GRAY,
December9 WI Master In Equity.
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SALES THIS DA ]

n. rUNr L Son will sell at 10 O'Clock, at tnelr
salesroom Neetng-street choice seiecnono VI oo''''
-shoes and brogans. ..u,
T. NJ. CATER will sell at ten o'clock at his s'ore'
Browns wharf, toilet sets, glassware, &C. 49,, ,a
Bowers & SILcox will sell at II c'cock' d. 'ne oiu
Postoffico. four large building lots
r. Al. MARSHALL l. BROTHER will sell at nan-pase
10 O'Clock. at their office, Broad.street, horses'
mules, piano, &c. .t!,a o,,,ocs q,
their anction house Haselstreet, ribbons, woelen'
goods, &c. =
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Go AT ONCE and secure chance at that beau
tiful music box playing ten opera airs, with bells,
drums and castanets, to be drawn for Oh Christmas
day. There are cnly few chances left. Won San
tens is the place.
December 81
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New ENGLAND SocIETY.-At tho torty-nin th
anniversary meeting of this Society, hold on the 92d
instant, the following officers We're elected to
for the ensuing year:
OTIS MILLS, President.
]. 3. CAMPBELL, First Vce-f resident
j. B. BETrS Seooni Vice. President
THADDEUS STREET, Secretary and Treasurer.
commiHe. on Caarity-A. q. Hayden, D. F. Flem-
ing, DR.. r. Lebby E. ". EdgertoD, c. R. Brewster,
L T Potter and J. B. Read.
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RA1sEp.-The Mount Pleasant Ferry steamer
Rockand, which was lately sunk near her wharf, her
bottom being perforated by sunken Log, mas oesn
sufficiently lifted by lighters to enable her TO De low
cd across the river to more !eanSeniens place 1or
working at her, which was done yesterday, by the
steamer Dictator. @sI}sE, i
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''MAa1MA mamma" cried little boy, when
the sun set gloriously T ID last evening. "see how
hot heaven is over there. Santa Claus is baking
guess"
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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
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ACCIDENT on TIE SOUTH CAROLINA RAHhoAD.
The down Columbia night train ran of the track b.
tween the Fortynne and Fifty mile post yesterday.
The trucks of the conductors and passenger cars.
were smashed up The trains were Delayed; but came
in yesterday evening as usual No one was hurt.
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FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, crystalized fruits
and imported fancy boxes for Christmas presents,
at KrNSa1AN BROS.
December %
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LADIES LUNCH All KINsMAN's SALooN.-Oys-
ers in every style. Mince pies, fresh daily. Hot cof
fec and chocolate at oil hours. Ice cream every
day.
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LOOK IN Johnson's windows, No. 26s King
street. and ee what varied assortment he has in
his line.
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If YOU WANT a stylish walking cane, or
neat umbrella, consult the great dealer, c. a. John
son, No. 2G9 King-sirset
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THE DAILY NEWS.

n,- LARGEST clRcuLATioN.-THE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
sEooaN1zED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
ouLArIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
,euBLIsHEs THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN.
ING n THE posTorrIcE AT TIE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO TIE pRoTrS-
IONS OF The NEW PosToFFIcE LAW.
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Tile Executors Of Bunie Us. Wescoat.
BY JAMES w. GRAY,
Master In Equit

Will be sold on THURSDAY, 3lst December, 1868,
at the Old Oustomhouse in Charleston, ut IL
o'clock A. NJ, 10 .s
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND.
situate in St. Pauls Parish, County Of Celleton, on
wadmalaw River and Toegadoo Crock; containing
one thousand one hun dred and hrt. en- 1890
ofhigh land, including some points Of marsh land
that set into 1t with the three largest ISLANDS,
Bounding on Wadmalaw River and Toogadoo Creek,
and on lands Of Abraham Wilson and Edward Wha-
Icy of Edisto Island according to plat Of j. Wilson,
Surveyor made in 1914. - -
Tcrms-Oncthird cash; balance payable In si1
equal successive annual instalments, secured by
bonds Of purchaser with interest at seven per cent
per annum, psyab annually, and mortgage OF the
premises. Purchaser to pay for papera and stamps.
j. W. GRAY, Masterin Equity.
December IL swA th1
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REcoILEcr the Alpine hat is all the go now
a.days Johnson has fresh supply 1t No. eG9 King
street.
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GENERAL Tom THUMB Hibernian Hall was
jammed last night. The entertainment is the best
of the kind that has ever been given in Charleston
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BILL OF MoRrA1ITY.-Return of deaths with
in the City Of Charleston, for the week ending De-
..cember 1e, 1868:
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BURGLARS CAPTURED. Might before Inst the
establishment of Mr.. VIM. Marscher. No. rs East
Pay, was burglaliously entered from the roar, by
prizns open the door and knocking down the bar.
quantity of coffee, Tobacco bacon, pickles, &C..
was carried off, The mex. morning information Of
the robbery was lodged at the D.;ectvc Off C, and
the case put in the hands ef officers Coates and
Chapman. couple of hours alter they learned
the particulars. they captured Ned Hill alias
Rebel General and Tom Williams. who con-
fessed the deed and implicated white man
BY the name Of Dedrick S-hnackenberg, who keeps
a grocery at the mo- theas. corner Of Church and
Chalmers streets. The entire stolen property was
found in his store and recovered He had destroyed
the bags and the tobacco boxes, and all matter by
which the goods could be identified; bat notwith-
standing that, his completely was established be-
yond doubt, and he with the principals has boon
loci ed up.
These same burglars have rerpesrated several
daring robberies OF late. and until this detection
have escaped capture.
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CPMCIAL ORDER. :.-r.ATG!!'s OFFICE,
- CITY HALL, CHARLESTON, =. G., DECEM-
Der T. lS68.-From and after tho above date al
purchases mao Tor TIC City, EXCEPT or such lnSti-
tut ons us are under tho management OF Board of
Commissioners, must lie through an order properly
siGue1 by the party or parties 50 purchasing. and
cuunters,Gned by the MAYOR. The bills, when pre-.
sented for payTaent must be accom- Panied by the
order above mentioned. otherwise they will not be
considered. GEO. Y. CLARK Mayor.
By order Of the Mayor. W. H. SMITH,
December 4 Clerk Of Council
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Valuable Real Estate at AUCTION. 8.
w. 7. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS

w. L. LElTCH u Il. 5. BRUINS,
Auctroneers.
By virtue of order Of SALE to me directed by the
hon. Geo. S. Bryan, Judge of the United States
District Court for the District of South Carolina,
vi offer for sale at public auction, on TUES
DAY, January T. 1869, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at the
Old Postofhce, foot Of .Broadstreet, Charleston,
h.. c., ,..5-l
All that LOT OF LAND, being part of the lot for
mery known By the No. - Meeting street, In the
City OF Charleston, measuring in width running
parallel with Meeiing-sreet fifty 1907 feet, and in
depth fortyone t41i feet. Bounding north on lands
OF Otis Mills, east on lands OF - Elliott, south on
lands OF estate of James Gibson, and west on lot of
land below described
All that other LOT OF LAND with the BUILD.
INGS thereon, situate on MeetiLg gstrest. and for
merly known as No. 234. Bounding to the west on
Meeng-street and measuring thereon say fifty f50l
feet to the north on ands of estate of james Glib
son, and measuring on said line say one hundred
and hirtyfve 1851 feet to the cast on lot Of land
above described, and measuring on said line say
fifty t50 feet and to the south lands late Of John
Il. Mnrgart go
Terms-One.third cash; balance in three equal
successive annul instslments secured by bond or
bonds OF purchaser, bearing interest from day Of
sale at the rate Of seven per cent per annum, and
mortgage OF the premises. buildings to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps. LOUIS McLAIN,
Assignee OF James Browne.
December % wfm9 tu1
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Anltion Salfs.


Bonnet Ribbons, ManGllas, Canton Flannel,
Merino Half Hose, Doyiiss, Sslecids, and
Cutlery, on account Of all concerned.
CAMPBELL, KN0X & co,
Cash Auction House, No SIS Hasel-slreet,
Opposite Postofhce,
Will sell, THIS DAY, comm ,ncing at 10 O'clock,
WHITE AND COLORED BONNET RIBBONS,
Trimmings, Barege, silk handkerchief. Gala Plaids,
Gents super Silk Ties Towels, Selecias. Table CGy-
ers, Cutlery, Toilet Soaps Handkerchiefs, &c.
GENTS ALL WOOL CASSIMERES, Sackings.
Cloth, Tweeds. White c. Flannel, Black and ". b.
Thread, Ladies' Super CLOVIS.
ALSO,
Invoice Ladies' COVERINGS and 20 cartoons Bal
morals
ALSO,
Assortment OF Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO,
&c, &c.
Conditions cash. December 81 q
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
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CLIFFORD ~ nATHEWES,

Real Estate Agents, No. SO Broad-street.
For sale and Lease-
PHOSPHATE LANDS OF n superior quality, on
deep water navigation and healthy locations all the
RICE and COT TON PLANTATIONS and FARMS In
all parts OF the State.
CITY PROPERTY of every description
Novcmber2 Q 3mos.
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planh Cooks, alrinting, Climbing.

BLANK BOOKS OF A: L DESCRIPTIONS MADE
10 orler with any st; lc OF Binding or atieln OF Ru!-
ing, OF best material and workmanship
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
IN ELEGANT PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT
"A AT AUCTION BY
I0HNSTON A VAN TASSEIII

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
AN ELEGANT PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT
n Johnston AF AvfVlHs ! vaS rassELL, Bx
'0H1nsATH HSSsHs g FsERH sERHEF AVENUE
LY LEAviNa FOR EUROPE, ,CoMPRIsINe-
i$HassS s$bSHA $oHsSs
E FINE % s0RRI3L TEAM
9sE SsE EEEssH EEEsGH EHs51H, yasHSz5.'
oSG oSg F5xFTYESh f6SY TPYHEXShroN.
SNE SSE eHSrs Gi49 suf9f hGfK1%4x TeF Suasy, Ass
FOUR FHH ShHs sETs OF Of SINGLE HAkSEss
AZ fHE ABOVE GAHsIAsEs ARE FIRST CLASS CLASS
sG xlF W 2y 1s Ss
JOHN L. vANDEwATER, AucTIoNEER, NO "a
"A. Duane street, TUESDAY, June 30, ati2M.
reliable stock that has been offered all of which
VIII be % and warranted n as
bred Kentucky Horse Bind Boy 16 high, extra
Stylish warranted to rot in $50 on day Of sale and TO be
One Of the finest and best bred brown fast trong Mares p
the city is warranted to o, In 40 and to be sound and
In connection with the above horses, shall have
superior Stock well worthy of attention Also Wagons Har
B-we solicit business Any party offering horse for
sell haveno outside interests to serve no
to make neither try nor drive property to our care
such Will reaec, credit upon ourselves and
We sorry say many our line of business have
brought discred themselves and friends by their style
Of business and representations Our results we leave with
Next regular ali facudrg Harness Wagons, rne,dsy
JOHN L. vANDEwATER, Auctioneer, "a Duane street.
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"A IDS Broadway,
Between Eighth and Ninth streets.
Great reduction
In all kinds Of
Dress Goods,
silks,
White Goods,
scases
Ponsons rich Gro Grain,
Al 81 reduced from 90 7S.
large lot Of
Suits,
Ready made st $40, worth $50.
And
great variety Of other bargains
SM1LLYE co,
76S Brosdwsy,
between Eighth and Ninth streets
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THE TURF.

FASHION Course, L. l.. JUNE y, 3O'CLOCK p. NJ
II Match $50; three hve 70 harness Dan Maces Loo
Potey; Carr'kG. n. Dixie j. CHAMBERS.
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A "A.
OSUI.LlVAN GREI0,
77I Broadway,
corner Of Ninth street,
viii offer
Monday, June %,
at reduced prices,
elegant Black silk Cloaks,
Walking Suits, Cloth Cloaks,
Llama Lace Shswls,
real Thread Lace Shawls.
Also elegant assortment OF
Ladies' and Chldrens' Furnishing
Goods Morning Wrappers, &c &c.
Choice French Cloths and
materials for Suits by the yard.
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ISLAND PARK, ALRANY, N, Y.-THE PURSES FOR
the July of the Island Park
Tuesday, s0h inst, at p NJ Address r. W. vosburgh,
TreasurSa, pier ~ Albany, N. Y.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C

MUST BE sOLD-A SIX SEAT RoCKAWAY, NEARLY
IN made by Wood Brothers also fine OF dark
bay Horses and old sound and kind Va Beekman
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DEAFNESS, CATARRH AND sCROFULA CURED
~ Guaranteed no cure no payby the inventor Of the
Patent Invisible Organic Vibrator for ncurabe deafness
treatise sent free.
DIR. T. HUNT sTILwELL. 1875 Bleecker st., NY
The New York herald., 1868-06-28

STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, TRUNKS, BAGGAGE
~ or other property; separate rooms, all Sizes Goods
taken up elevators poreis, truckmen, &C., hand
HAEGER 800 West Thirty fourth street, Eighth
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ATT 4 J.. SIMPSONS NEW STORE,
"A $40 Eighth between Thirty ninth and Forteth ss
bargains auction Our goods all marked In
plain figures. Ladies examine stock and see for
themselves
rs Pusher Lace shawis for 81 worth sl0
Beautiful Lace Points at 3d. ~ and $lO worth dorble
1000 pairs English Bone Coses at 75c worth 81 co.
5000 hne Grenadine Wells at 2bc
50 Shetland Shawls at 90, worth 81 30.
large lot chdrsn's Embroidered Suits, %, cost 81 in
Great value 10 Maseics 800 yards s71Sc worth &c.
Plain Plaid and Striped Muslins very cheap.
In Hosiery excel.
Splendid heavy Hose for Ne; extra 20c And 1c iro
frames s Ssc per pair full line OF Engsh Hosiery very
cheap.
lao hne Merno Vests for ladies, 75c worth 81 a.
Al kinds OF Undergsrments at popular prices.
Rbbons Trimmings, Laces, Embroderies and everything
IN Small Wares nj low prices.
Pine custom a. 91l. shrts 10 ORDER
customers who have dealt with Srth will
do we'll 10 call at store 6l9 Eighth avenue.
bstw Thirty ninth and Fortieth streets.
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CORCORAN'S IRISH LEGION.-A SPECIAL MEETING
of the Irish Legion Monument Association will be held
the SIXTY ninth regiment Grand and Essex Streets at
boclock p NJ. Monday June g. All officers and of
the Legion invited. by order OF
Col. JOHN COONAN, President
THoe DUNBAR, Major 155th n Y. ", Secretary.
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CLOTHING CUTTERS PROTECTIVE UNION.-A SPE
~ cial meeting will be held Sunday June 2S at M
at llS Bowery. II. SCHAFFER, President
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DRY GOODS.

307 Sixth avenue Nineteenth street and lsh Eyb
avenue, between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets
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LADIES DO NOT GO TO THE COUNTRY WITH
n. complete development of the bust
sold at 907 Broadway IA East Twentieth street Nine.
JUMELS preparations for development sold everywhere
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
IN Notice Is hereby given that the regularly authorized
and Of the press register
their at the rooms Of the National COMMITTEES Tam
many Hail. Wednesday NEXT at 10 O'Clock A NJ Tickets
Of admission will be issued on Friday at II O'Clock NJ
FREDERICK D. PRINCE,
Secretary National Democratic Committee.
NEW YORK, a.,
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CUMMoNs-THE MEMBERS OF WASHINGTON LODGE
- No. sl =. NJ, are hereby summoned TO attend ar
communication of the lodge their No.
Union square, Sunday 2sth inst, IL noon to pay
last trib OF 10 W. Brother William Boardma
Tyler Members will appear In dark clothing black hats
white gloves. by order JAMES A. REED, w. N.
J. " HOPPER, Secretary
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A JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSFLL's
~ HORSE AUCTION MART,
A JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL'S
n auction mart, 112 East Thirteenth street,
on Tuesday, June 20, at l2 O'Clock,

on Tuesday, June 20, at l2 O'Clock,
fine Trotiing Stock.
Bay Horse BILL 16 hands, years. kind in harness and
der saddle free from vice. tine STYLE rots in minutes and Ia
insured.
Sorre Horse White Stocking Is hands, years. kind in all
harness and under saddle minutes
A splendid pole horse.
Black Horse Old Hawk Is Hands, years. kind In all har
and under saddle free from has troed In
be made to do 2 40; good style.
The whole to be exhibition Monday, June 49, at
mart 112 East Thirteenth street.