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CORNER UF CALHOUN AND KING STREETS
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE RECEIVED,
and are receiving, by every STEAMER large invoices Of
the CHEAPEST FALL GOODS which have ever been
offered in this market. City az well as country buy
save from fifteen to twenty-five per cent by
buying their Goods from the above firm.
lot OF Dress Goods, from 20 to 25 cents Fer yard
Best Irish Pophns, from 80 to 80 cents per yard
Calicoes, at 10, 12a and Is cents per yard (bestl
Balmoral Skirts, from 81 25 up
8-4 White Table Damask, only 81 per yard
Brown Linen Damask only GU cents per yard
Worsled Table Cloths, from 81 25 up
large assortment OF White ond Colored Fannels at
very low prices
800 pair Of Blankets bought twenty-five per cent. be-
low cost, will be sold from So Up
Colored Quilts from 81 rs to 50
Ladies' English Hose, without seams from 81 to so
cents
Satinets, from so 70 IS cents
large qanty OF the latest style of Cassmeres, from
81 to $3.50
Ladies' Black Broadcloth, from So to 50 so
variety OF Shaws ut 81 So 5D So, SO 5O ST. and s5
Browp and White Shiriin2 ut 10. l2la aud 10 cents
Also fine branches of White shirting at very low
prices
Ladies' and Gerts Underwear ut different prices
Gents Socks, from 10 up to 90 cents
The best French Corsets, from IS cents to 81
The latest style Of Felt I'd Straw Hats
Trimmings Buttons, Ribbons, &C., at the lowest cash
prices.
Choice colors Empress Cloth, only 85c
Shepherds Plaid from 20 to 25c
Merinos from soc up
A lot of Ladies' Black Cloaks from So. 90 up
Ladies' and Mems Kid Gloves only Sl.00
srRemember the CHEAP STORE, at the
CORNER OF CALHOUN AND KING STREETS.
WE ALSO NOTIFY OUR PATRONS AND THE
public in general that We have built an addition to
our Store exclusively for BOOTS, SHOES, HATS.
TRUNKS, &C., which will be sold at the lowest cash
prices.
Call and examine our Stock.
re- ENTRANCE IN CALHOUN.STREET.
FUKCHGOTT S BRO,
No. 437 KING-sTREET.
September 81 3mo
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Read Is. Redd.

ILEUU CY. IltUU.
On THURSDAY. the 10Th December next. at II
O'Clock, will be sold, at the Old Customhouse,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the three story
Charleston on the west side of MeetinSst mea
suring in front on said street 81 ieet and in depth
23i feet from east to west will moro particularly
appear by q survey of Joseph r. Purcell made Sep
tember, 1906 Bounding north on land late OF Mrs.
Tarcart. but now or late OF Mrs. Miller, south on
land late of VIM Brisbane now of Otis Mills, east
on Meeting street, aud west on land now or late OF
Elizabeth Braislord.
Terms -One-thrd cash, bllance in one, two AMI
three years, secured by bond or bonds of the pur-
chaser and mortgage of the premises, with insur.
ance of the buildings and assignment OF the policy.
Ihe said property my be treated loi at private
sale until the day Of sale. j. W. GHaf,
November J0 thmT Master in Equity.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR SOUTH
CARoL1NA-HoN. GEO. s. BRYAN, PRESIDING
In bankruptcy, Tuesday, November "a, 1868, at
Columbia, s. c.:
In re John Dye, bankrupt. ex parte ]. A. Ros-
borough. Petition to establish lien. Hemp
hill, pro pet. An order giving leave to the
petitioner to establish his lien before ]. w.
Clawson, Registrar Fourth Congressional Dis
trict South Carolina, &c.
lnre e. c. Mcclure, e1 parte Nicholas Colvin
and J. W. Wilkes. Petition to establish lien.
Hemphill, pro pet. Same order as. above was
granted by the Judge.
In re ". !. Cherry. ex parte W. ". Jordan,
J. L. Adgers and W. Knox. Petition to estab-
lish lien. Hemphill, pro pet. Judge granted
the same order as above.
In re E. R. Mills, ex parte j. L. Agurs. Pc
tition to establish lien. Hemphi. pro pet.
Judge granted same order as above.
In re E. R. Mills, ex parte H. H. Duman, G.
T. Ker. Petition to establish liens. Hemp
hill, attorney pro pet. Same order was granted
as in the above case.
In re s. Il. Myers & Co., bankrupts. Pet-
ton for meeting Of creditors and sale of pro-
perty. w. s. Monteith, attorney pro pet
Upon hearing the petition, and on motion of
attorney pro pet. the Judge signed order for
and second meeting of creditors on the fourth
day OF May next.
Ex parte William NJ. Nicholson. Petition for
voluntary bankruptcy. S. P. Hamilton. attor-
new pro pet. On hearing the petition the
Judge signed order OF reference to w. J. Claw
son, Registrar Fourth Congressional District,
S. e.
In EquUy.-C. ]. Radford vs.. Alex. McBee
and James P. Boyce. Bill for account and re-
lief. Sullivan & Stokes, complainant's solicit
ors. Messrs. Melton s. Melton, for W. h. Eas-
ley, Defendants solicitor, moved that the de-
cree pro confeSso be set aside. and that the
defendant have further time to plead, answer
or demur. The consideration of which was
postponed till Wednesday, IL o'clock A. NJ.
There being no further business, the court
adjourned.
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TIE ALPINE HA1.-This semi-mi!isary black
felt hat which Steele the leader OF hat fashions In
troduced few weeks ago. seems to govern the hat
trade and all the other hat houses have had to adopt
it.
It is about four inches deep in the crown. and
creased in on top like the army hat, with band two
and half inches wide and he sells extra fine ones
at three dollars and fifty cents.
Strangers visiting the city should never fail to
visit steees Hat Hall, No. 3l3 Kiug-street Noticing
if the big hat hangs over the door. th2
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POLICEMAN BEArEN.-On last Saturday night,
Private G. W. Scott, while in the performance
of his duty, at the corner OF Ashley and Mill
streets, was severely beaten in the face and his
ewes blackened with bottle, and clubs. by o
rowdy party Of negroes, whom he gently
requested to he less noisy. He was enabled
Yesterday to ascertain who the parties were,
and, accompanied by squad under sergeant,
made an arrest of some Of the ringleaders,
who, it is to be hoped, will'be dealt with as
they deserve.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

E1 parte T. Sardge Nepard, ct al., Trustees,
et al
On THURSDAY, the 10th December next, at II
o'clock will DO soil, at the Old Customhouse
All that LOT OF LAND, situate on the northeast
corner OF Alexander and Chapel Streets in the City
OF Charleston formerly the property and residence Of
Charles Hayward, Esq, measuring 90 teet more or
less, on Chapestreer, aud II feet more or less on
Alexander. street; the east line n feet running
northwardly from Chapel-sreet, then 81 feet run
ming eastwardly, than IS feet running northwardly
to the rack line ami on the north back line 143
feet, more or less.
ALSO,
All that LOT lying to the north of the above, on
Alexander-stle eet, measuring Judith-street lnow
Alexander 25 feet, on the back or eastern line 80
feet on the south line l43 feet and the north line
l53 teet be the sa d dimensions more or loss.
Terms-one. half cash; balance in one year. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers and stamps.
J. ". GRAY,
November 10 thm7 Master in Equity.
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The THEArRE-EAsr Observation-Disclosures
ing the inclemency of the weather there was
full, house last night to witness the perform
ance of East Lynne, by Gilbert's excellent
company. This play calls for great number
and great variety of characters, and developed
the strength Of the troop to advantage. Miss
Alice Harrison, Mrs. Cole and La Petite Al
berta, seemed to be the favorites of the audi
ence. Tonight the play is 'sLeah, the Forsa-
ken"
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UNDER DECREE IN Equity.

English, Executor, rs. McManmOn.
On TUESDAY, 1st December, at II o'clock, will be
sold at the Old Custonhouse,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings there
on, being the middle Tenement of block Of build
ings situ,te on the North side Of Stoll's Alley.
Terms-Onc-third cash; balance in three equal
successive annual insallments with interest at the
rate of per cent per annum, payable annually;
secured by bond or bonds Of the purchaser and
mortgage OF the premises, insurance OF the build
ings aud assignment of the policy Purchaser 10
pay for papers and stamps. j. W. GRAY,
November thltul Master il Equity.
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: PRESENTATION OF TEsTMoN1AL.-O Mon
day evening next three beautiful pieces OF
silverware, pitcher, waiter and goblet, VIII
be presented at the Market Hall to dlstln-
guished officer of the Fire Department. Inc
articles have been handsomely engraved, and
will be on exhibition on Monday, at the Jewelry
store of MIR. James Spear, King-street.
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ARREST OF A BuReLAs.-John Washington,
colored, who broke into and robbed the resi-
deuce of MIR. Lowndes, corner OF Warren and
Thomas-streets, about two weeks ago, was ar
rested Yesterday in one of the shanty restau-
rants at the .oot of Market-street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The NEWS IN CoLuMBrA.-THE DAILY NEWS
can be obtained in Columbia each afternoon
upon the arrival of the Charleston tram, at
the periodical store Of VIM. 3. Carr Co.. VINO
will supply the paper at the rate OF 70 Genus
per week. Single copies cents.
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PUNISHMENT BIZ ToRTURE.-A crowd was col,
lected Yesterday about the guardhouse on
Citadel Green. to witness the spectacle OF seve-
raj soldiers belonging to the garrison beng
tied up by the thumbs.
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AN ASSoRTMENT70F DRY GOODS,
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
In0rdhQm pS. Palmer,

On THURSDAY, the 18th December mex, at II
O'clock will be sold, at the Old Customhouse.
All that PLANTA ATOM in the Parish OF ST. Johns
Berkeley, Charleston District known as the Poplar
Hill Plantation, containing 1850 acres more or less
bounding north lands Of j. C. Marley and Of Mrs.
Coutrieur east land Of the estate of j. e. Palmer,
south on lands Of j. G. Palmer, AMI west oa lands oil
the estate Of Peter J. Coutrielr.
Tcrms-0ne third cash; bs,qn.e in one and two
years, secured by bond of fhe purchaser and mort
gage of tho premises; the buildings to be insured
and kept insured and the policy assigned. Purchas-
er to pay tor papers and stamps.
]. W. GRAY, Master in Equity.
ohar0 thA
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THE BAPTIST FA1R.-On Friday morning the
ladies' Of the congregation Of the First Baptist
Church, under whose auspices the forthcoming
fair is to be given, will commence the decora-
tion of Hibernian Hall, and tho other arrange
ments for the fair. They have requested us to
cay, in their behalf, that they will greatly D
preciate any contribution, either from the city
or corntry ..
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MAYORS CoURT.-The colored boy who stole
the bacon of fitch on Tuesday from grocery
house on East Bay, was sent to the House Of
Correction for ten days.
A young colored man who beat a small black
boy for keeping his bag Of potatoes, because
he refused to pay the full fare for rowing him
= over the river, was fined $40, and ordered to
make up the difference; he refused to pay in
potatoes. --5-
Several United States soldiers were each
:fped S. for being drunk and noisy in the
street.
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DEPARTURE OF THE BALTIMORE STEAMER
The fast and commodious steamship Falcon, of the
Baltimore and Charleston line, CourtenaJ Tren-
holm, Agents. will receive freight today until two
P. NJ, and will sal. at three P. NJ, precisely, from
Union wharves, where she now lies.
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POLICE AnREsrs.-Wm. McKan, for being
drunk in The public streets.
Sambo Wade, colored, for the same offence,
and behaving in an indecent manner mixing
street. !.
Henry Drane, f,r peddling geese without q
license and abusing the police.
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MILITARY PR1soNERs.-An ordnance sergeant
and three privates brought several military
prisoners to the city yesterday from Augusta,
Ga, to be tried before the Court-martial now in
daily session at the Citadel for the trial OF mil
itary offenders. The court has for its Presi-
dent Brevet Brigadier-General E. G. Marshall,
and for it's Judge Advocate, Major Upham, OF
the 9Th Infantry. ,.......,,..
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TIE DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND Com
MEsc1A1 CIRCULAR will be ready tor delivery at
nine o'clock tomorrow morning. Business
houses wishing to subscribe for specified
number of copies containing their cards, should
leave their orders at our counting room to-day.
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PEasoNA1.-Mr. James P. Cowardin, who is
: to lecture tonight, reached the city yesterday
and is stopping at the Charleston Hotel. j. q.
Bailey, Esq, proprietor and associate editor OF
the GreenvilIe Enterprise, is stopping ct the
Charleston Hotel.
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RAME.-A FINE SPECIMEN AT THE NEWS
OFF1cH.-A handsome specimen of the prepar-
ed fibre of this plant may be seen in the Office
of TIE NEWS. 1t was brought from New
Orleans and presented to us by MIR. j. d.
Budds, who has been on an extensive and, we
are happy to say, successful tour through the
Southern and Southwestern States, in the in
terest of his paper, the Gazette. In connec-
ton with the opportunity thus afforded OF eS-
amining the fibre, the following facts in rega rd
to ramie, though not new, will be read with
interest
Ramie is o native Of the Island of Java, and
was first brought to Europe for investigation in
1874, where it received the botanical name Of
Beehmeria 7enacissima. Since that time
every encouragement has been given to lrodu-
GERS in the East Indies; and the result is
that considerable quantity is annually re-
ceived in Europe and manufactured into
fabrics of the finest quality.
Since it's introduction into the United States
in March, 1867, it has excited much interest
among European manufacturers. The supply
from the East is entirely inadequate to fill the
demand, aud unequal to the fore here produced
in quality; they are, thereflre, very desirous
Of seeing ramie successfully cultivated in some
country where the yield will be large and regu-
lar.
The soil1 and climate of the Southern States
are particularly adapted for the cultivation of
ramie, which requires loose, sandy soil and
temperate climate.
In any Of the Cotton States ramie can be har-
vested at least three times year; each harvest
or cutting will produce between nine and
twelve hundred pounds, making an average
annual crop of about three thousand pounds Of
crude unprepared fibre, worth at present in
Europe ten cents specie per pound; in prepar-
ing the fibre for manufacturing purposes it
loses about one-haf, and increases in value to
si1ty-fve cents per pound.
The fibre, when prepared for the spinner, is
beautifully white, soft and glossy, closely re-
sembling floss silk in appearance; it is much
stronger than the best fax, and readily receives
the most difficult dyes without injury to its
strength or lustre.
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pos1,1AsrERs and other friends Of The News

are particularly requested, at this time, to AID
us in making either our daily or our tri-weekly
issue regular visitor IL 9svery family in the
State. The NEWS is already much the cheap
: eat newspaper in the South, and the immense
strides which it is every day making IN circu'
lation and popularity encourages us TO re-
double our efforts to make it in every respect
the best
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WE CALL ATTENTION to the advertisement OF
Mr.. John Commins, No. 13l Meeting-street, nearly
opposite the market, where he offers United states
Government Mcclellan Saddles and Harness, little
used at enequartsr their cost It's certainly worth
the consideration of all who engaged in asricu-
u-al pursuits to call and ex anime them.
Noyember5 'nMo
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TAKE PLEASU?E II ANNOUNcIvG THAT
a. thry have "l~ncd at Their New Establishment.
30 S,5 KINt-Sl RET opposite Society. tho finest
stock of FALL. MD WlS'rER GOODS for Geat!e
mems wear which can be found II the city. cm5ac-
ing the Choicest BROAD Lon Us, FREN'H DO -
SKINS, VELVET AND SILK yESTiNGo &c, VIII ch
will be made ~ to order.
They have also on hand large assortment nt
READY-MADE CLOTHING, OF all descriptions.
selected 18th great care, and oftfe vcrv latest styles,
cons,siur of Business and Dress suits, Overcoa's.
&C., and full stock OF Alc1andres Kid. Cashmere
and Buck-kin Gloves Cravats Shirts and other Fur
nshipg Goods
Satisfaction guaranteed in every case and prices
Ia suit the times A. MENKE.
formerly Of DoRDAUM & MEsKa.)
u. MULLER.
Formerly of MULLER BnoTHERsl
October l3 tuths 2mos
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BASE BALL.-The deciiing game between
the Carolina and Eclipse Clubs came OH yes
terday afternoon, as per agreement, aud re-
suited in favor of the latter club We append
tho score
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Repairs TO THE CoUerHoUsE.--It is the IN
tention of the County ICommissionersto repair
the inside of the courthouse. Some work Is
row in progress in the Attorney. Generals Office
and tho Clerk of the Courts room will receive
Attention next - r
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SomEE OF The CONTEST BASE BALL CLUB
The members of this club, with their lady
friends, passed very pleasant time last eve
nlng at their Hall, at the corner OF King and
Mary streets.
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound. at Wilson's grocery, southeast corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods dellveredtree.
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BASE BALL MArcH.-There will be match
game played this afternoon, on the Citadel
Green, between the Alert and Liberty Clubs, at
O M -' -
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LARGEST clRcuLArioN:-THE ? ALLY
News nt,Ne THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
oUIAr1oN IN THE CITY OF CHARLEsToN'
.pUBL1sEEs THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING N rHE PoSToFFICE AF~THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO TIE PRoVIs-
IONS OF THE NEW PosToFFIcE LAW.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


If you want cheap Blali Eoois;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper
&C.; or sliiler's Almanac;
you want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, 20 to Hiram Harris, Agent, No. 90 Broad
ctr
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CLIFFORD s. MATHEWES,

Real Estate Agents, No. Sc Broad-street.
For sale and Lease
PHOSPHATE LANDS of superior quality, on
deep water navigation and healthy locations all tue
RICE and COTTON PLANTATIONS and FARMsin
all parts OF the State.
CITY PROPERTY OF every description.
November . ono''
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THE HUMoRs OF RECoNsTRUCTIoN.-Those
who wish to enjoy rare humorous treat, and
at the same time to be instructed as to the
true nature and capacity Of the Southern Re-
construction Conventions, will be fully repaid
by attending AEf. Cowardin's entertainment to-
night, at South Carolina Hall. Mr.. c., as We
have before stated, attended the sessions OF
the Virginia Convention in the capacity Of re-
porter for the Richmond Dispatch, and it was
here that his extraordinary talent for mimicry
and deineation found such field that he was
induced by his friends to venture forth on
1ecturing tour, upon which he has met with
brilliant success. He gives limitations Of tho
amusing speeches delivered by the negroes in
the Convention, and describes laughable scenes
occurring there. The Virginia Convention was
ON ph with our own, and the two we're by all
odds the most peculiar Of the assemblages
gathered together in the South for the social
ed purpose Of reconstruction. Many of our
people, although desiring to witness the scene,
were unwilling, for obvious reasons. 10 attend
the Convention Hall here. They have now an
opportunity Of witnessing truthful represen-
ftation of akindred spectacle, which they should
not miss. Tieketsimsy be had to-day at Holmes
Book House, at John Russell's, King-street
and tonight at the doors.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, November 25-Pdoilion
HOTEL. Thomas, Oraogeburg, s. c.; W. b.
Newell, Blackville s. c.; G. Prister, Buford's
Bridge; t. ]. Counts. Barnwell, s. c.;
DIR. s. R.s Lewis, Lexington, S. c.; ]. N.
Withers, Winnsboro', s. C.;J H. Ware, Honea
Path; p. NJ. Cain, Sumter, s. c.; A NJ. Reeder,
Newberry, s. c.; L. Brown, Blackville. S. c.;
". L. Lee, Lewisvile, S. c.; James Branmore,
Kershaw, 8. c.; ". E. Rugg, Darlington, S. c..
A. NJ. PEBBLES, PocotaGgo, S. c.; J. K. China
and lady, Kingstree, sc.
Charleston Hotel-D. A. Adams, South Caro-
lima; ]. P. Weston, South Carolina; L. A. Hen
dirk, Batesville; Joseph McNamore, Orange
burg, s. c.; Mrs. Whitner and daughter,
South Carolina; A. Hart, Washington, D. c.;
T. P. Darlington, Philadelphia, Penn; A. W.
Latham, South Carolina; C. V. Wilson, South
Carolina; Felix Luford, New York; G. johnson
Hagood, Barnwell; E. W. Everson, Columbia,
S. c.; ". d. Bar1itt, New York; James P.
Cowardin,s Richmond; A. C. Spain and lady,
Darlington, S. c.; Chester Guild and wife,
Boston; r. s. Reese, Florence, N. c.; T. B.
Bliss, New York; MD. Montague, Mississippi.
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WIN. MCKAY

Will sell, at No. 1856 Meetns-street, TOMORROW,
27th instant,
THE ABOVE. Also. on account Of all concerned,
200 dozen LADIES HATS, Tobacco, &C. Also m
AWNING. November 26
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Auftioneers' priuate salss.
BY MILLIGAN & SON,
No. 22 Vendue Range,

NO. ~ FtHuut ItHHSts
At Private Sale
Large WORK HORSE, about eight years old,
perfectly gentle and warranted to work in any har-
ness Apply as above. ihs2 November 26
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Special Sale Plated and Fancy Goods.

Special Sale Plated and Fancy Goods.
BY JOHN G. MiLNOR & CO.
TOMORROW, 9th instant at 10 oc,o k, will be
sold OF our Auction Salesroom No. rs Meeting
street,
AN INVOICE OF FANCY GOODS,
CONSISTING OF:
PLATED CASTOkS, Butter ! isAcs. Ice Pitcher,
Opera Gllss, Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons Dessert
Forks Napkin Rings. Tea Knives, in cases, Sugar
Shells. Sets Knives and Forks, Caryers, Ivory Han
die Knives, Razors, Cream Ladies' Envelopes, Note
Papec, Looking Glasses. Fancy Buttons, Oil Cloth
Table Covers.
ALSO,
AN ASSORTMENTOF DRY GOODS
CONSISTING Of:
PRINTED SATINETS, Black Satinets Blue and
Fancy Plaids. Balmoral Skirts. Gray Merno Shirts,
with general assortment of Goods just received by
last Steamer.
Conditions cash. November 90
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Anftida Sales.

Carpets, Crockery, Glassware, Breakfast,
Dinner and Tea Sets, Furniture Stoves,
&c. Also, Horses, Mules, Buggy, Cart
and Harness.
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E1 parte 7. Sarage Heward, ct al, Trustees
Ell dl
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or country.