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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-21

Browns BRONCHIAL TR0CHEs.-From the
Medical Director of the General Hospital, Benton
Barracks, near St. Louis, March s. 1862: "Messrs.
John /. Brown Son, Boston, MASSACHUSETTS,
Use OF your far-famed and most servlcable "Tro-
chesn is being made in the hospital OF which
have charge, and with very beneficial and deci-
ded results in allaying bronchial Irritation" For
Coughs and Colds the Troches give prompt relief.
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By HUTSON LEE.

A T PRIVATE SALE
HICKORY HILL PLANTATION, containing
1000 acres more or lcss OF which about 500 acres
are cleared. This place Is situated 40 miles from
Charleston. on the old State Road; Is healthy all
the year. and the lands are 6rst.class for growing
cotton and provisions. The Plantation Is t"or-
OugDly settled, with O residence Of rooms,
lathcG and plastered, with fire places In each,
einhouse and screws, barns. accommodations for
so O; orators, and in fact, all buildings neces-
sary to d lrst-class Cotton Plantation.
TO any party desiring to embark in planting
operations n desirable investment Is here offered.
Terms made 10 suit purchasers.
Apply at No. 2 Broad street, Charleston, 5. G.
lpoCI tun DtQ
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HOLIDAY GIFTS AT AUCrIoN.-AesSrs. j. d
W. Knox will offer for sale, at the Masonic Hal
this evening, one OF the largest assoriments oi
fancy articles ever opened in this city The goods
are all recent importations from Germany ana
France, forming most tasteful and elegant
selection OF holiday gifts. The assortment COM
priscs nearly one thousand lots OF useful and Or
namental articles, difficult to describe, but adj
mirably adapted for Christmas presents. The
goods will be open for inspection from 10 A. NJ. TO
4P. NJ. on the days OF sale, and the Masonic
Hall will become the grand resort OF all persons
desirous OF changing their grcenbacks for SER
yiceable Christmas investments. Particular at
tentlon is directed to the notice OF the sale Ivy
Mcssrs. ]. & w. Knox published in our auction
column.
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BY SAMUEL C. BLACK,

Stoch DTo'No' "i''' III h"0'f0eI'
GTATF, CITY AND BANK STOCK.
~ THIS DAY, 21st inst, Twill offer for sale at
IL O'Clock A. NJ, OF the Old POstoficc, Broad
street,
$40. 900 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA SIX PER
CENT STOCK issued by the State under an net
of December, 1861, and dated January, 1872, for
military defence" and other purposes
ALSO,
$4,000 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA SIX PER
CENT BONDS, issued January, 1861, and due
June, 1855.
SILL 900 CITY OF CHARLESTON SIX PER CENT.
STOCK
s. Whole Shares South Carolina Railroad and
Bank Stock
so Whole Shares Bank OF Charleston Stock.
The above will be offered In lots to suit pur-
chaserS
Terms cash. Gcc2l
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
Is now prepared to furnish GOO. envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
envelopes.
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JUST RECEIVED, at the Hascl street Bazaar,
Leslie's Ladies' Magazine, price So cents. Harp
er's Bazaar, price 10 cents.
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Personal. - Mr.. Cudworth, the Express
messenger, who was SO severely injured by the
late accident on the South Carolina Railroad
made his first appearance on the streets yester-
day, and was congratulated by his numerous
friends on his advanced recovery.
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THE BALL OF THE GERMAN FIRE COMPANY
The Hibernian Hall was q scene OF rcvelry last
night, where the votaries of Terpsichore surren.
dered themselves to the pleasures OF the may
dance, and kept time with bounding feet until
the moonlight faded into the gray tint of day.
There are few pleasures more cXharating than
a dance and few balls were better attended than
that given last night by the German Fire Com
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aurtion Sales.--future Daps.
BY A. G. McGILLIVRAY,
AuctlOnccr.

FINDER DECREE EQUITY.
" Richardson. ct al, VS.. Holland, ct al.
Will he sold on TUESDAY, 1lth day OF January,
1870. in front Of the Old Customhouse, at 10
O'Clock, A. N..
All that LOT OF LAND, with the two-story
dwelling house and buildings thereon situate
corner Tradd and Friend streets, City OF Charles
ton. State Of South Carolina, measuring In front
on Tradd street 65 feet inches more or less, and
in depth, on Friend street. $50 feet, more or less;
bounded SOUTH on Tradd street. east on land now
or late Of the estate OF Thomas S. Grimke. west
on Friend street, north on land now or late OF
John Crawford.
Terms-0ne-third cash; balance in one and two
years, secured by bonds and mortgage OF prem
iscs. Purchaser to pay for papers AID stamps.
dcc2l tu4 +. W. NJ. MACKEY, s. G. G.
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BY ]. FRASER MATHEWES.

DICE AND PROVISION PLANTATION.
At Private Sale
That valuable RIoE AND PROVISION PLAN.
TATION, called Romney, situated at South Ferry,
on the Santee River, containing 1S33 acres-4OO
cleared and under bank, 900 high land, 81 clear.
ell, balance well timbered with cypress, OAK, DC
The Plantation Is now under cultivation, Is well
settled with Dwelling barns and negro houses
and known as one OF the best places on the river
Titles uncxceptlonable.
For terms, apply to
J. FRASER MATHEWBS,
Real Estate Agent, No. 56 Broad street.
octpo I'm
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FIRE AT Observation-Disclosures o'clock on
Sunday afternoon fire broke out in the roof of
house in Graniteville, occupied by Mr.. May, and
owned by the Granitevie Manufacturing Com
pany. The flames were extinguished BY the
.citisens after some hours' work, the lower story
being but little damaged. Mr.. Nay lost nearly
everything.
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REDUCTION OF FARE ON THE NORTHEASTERN
RAILROAD.-During the present week, and until
the 10th OF January, the fare on the Northeastern
Railroad has been reduced to one-half the usual
rates, no charge, however, being less than TWEEN
ty-fve cents This reduction will be great ad-
vantage to those persons visiting Charleston dur
ing the Christmas festivities, and is commen-
dable act OF lIberalty on the part Of the manage
rnent of the road.
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AN IrTERDIcr- ON STREET SH0oTEa.-
Mayor Pillsbury has formally declared that, as
great danger to life and limb frequently arises
from an indIscriminate burning OF vlllanous salt
petre the firing OF squibs crackers, guns and pis-
tolls In the public thoroughfares is prohibited and
White Point Garden, Hampstead Mail. Gadsden's
Green and the west end Of Broad street designated
as the proper places for pyrotechnic amusements.
All persons who SHALL In defiance OF his procla
nation, be found guilty Of exploding any oomol-
nation OF gunpowder in the public streets will
be dealt with as the law directs, BY. fine and i'm
prisonment The prohibition Is to remain In
force until tho first OF January.
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By JOHN G. MTLNOR & co.
BrLAUREY & ALEXANDER.

ByLAUREY & ALEXANDER.
CTRIPS, HAMS, SHOULDERS, SIDES,
- Syrup, Vinegar. Soap, Candles Sugar, &c.
THIS DAY. 21st instant, will be sod before our
store, No. 1877 East Bay, at 10 O'Clock,
800 Sugar r-Curcd STRIPS
200 Sugar Cured Hams, uncanvased
200 Sugar.Cur Hams, canvased
300 Sugar-Cured Pig Shoulders
100 Clear Rib Sides
Is bbls. Syrup
10 bbls. Vinegar
20 boxes Soap, and 2pound bars
20 boxes Star Candles
20 bbls. Sugar
30 bbls. Irish Potatoes
% boxes Plpe-Heads and Pipes.
Conditions cash. dec21
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PARTICULAR attention is directed 10 the sale
of State stocks and bonds this day, by Mr.. s. e.
Black. There is considerable speculative demand
for these securities.
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A FINE quality of colored silk is offered at
Furchgott & Brothers., corner OF King and Cal
houn streets, at Sc per yard, worth S.. Call and
examine 1t. uccZl
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For TIE HoLIDAYs.-Cheap chromos, fine
photographs handsome picture frames, large
stock OF aIbums-cheaper than the cheapest. AT
c. C. Fighters, No. 1e1 King street.
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THE CHEAPEST YET.-The NEWS Job Office is
now printing biheads in the best style and on
dne paper at So so per thousand. Merchants, think
of t9
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A. C. KAUFMAN offers to pay the highest
price for State bonds. See advertisement.
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NANDY! CANDY CANDY

Let those who want Fresh and Pure CANDY go
TO A. D. FLBMINGS Steam Candy Factory, No.
al King street. Branch Store corner OF King and
Ann streets Also received 10 cases of French
Confectionery, OF direct importation, composed
OF the greatest variety of crystallized and glazed
Fruits and Bon Bons, OF oil shapes and forms, TO
please the ladies aud little ones, for Christmas
Also. lne assortment OF Cakes and Minoe Pics
for the hoidayR dccl3 IL
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X EORGE LITTLE & CO.

GEoRGE Lift L E & CO. >
DEALERS IN
MEMS & BOYS CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
GOODS.
No. 2l3 King street,
NEXT DOOR TO THE VICTORIA HoTRL.
Will offer to the citizens OF Charleston and the
public generally, their entire STOCK or GOODS
for the next thirty days, AT COST. Everything
TO he sold on the One.Pricc System, from which
there will be no deviation. Those In need OF any
thing In our line, will please give US CALL and we
will convince them that we are selling Clothing
cheaper than any other establishment in this city.
decl8 stuthlmo
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CITY A F F A | r S .
Meetings This Day.

Union Chapter, at P. NJ.
Stonewan Fire Company, at quarter past
oikncl
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Hlisrellaneous.

XKTANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNO"
thas WILSON'S GROCERY is the best and
cheapest place to buy DRIED PRUIT for the
uoud,ve dcc17 4
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q HERIF F'S SALE.

@ RIFFS SALE
BY virtue ofa writ Of Feri FacaS, will be sold
sold on MONDAY, the third day Of January next
at the northeast corner OF Hudson and King
streets, ut II O'Clock A. M.
The contents OF GROCERY STORE. consisting
OF general assortment OF GROCERIES, WINES,
&c.
Levied on and TO he sold as the property Of ].
Z. Semckc, at the suit OF y. 0'Ncill.
Terms cash.
ALSO
At the same time. in Gadsden street, west side,
between Wentworth and Montague Streets
The Contents OF GROCERY STORE. consisting
OF general assortment OF GROCERIES, WINES,
&c.
Levied on and to be sold as the property Of E.
BraSsen, at the suit OF b. ONeill
Terms cash. E. w. M. MACKEY,
deo20 3 5. @. @.
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II ARGE SALES OF VALUABLE LANDS
Ia at Camden, 5. Y.
As Attorneys and Solicitors. the subscribers will
have sold in Camden, on MONDAY, The third day
OF January nexl, under Fiera faclas aud under
DEGREES in Equity,
Large numbers OF valuable parcels OF i.AND
near Camden, forming lists too extensive for
general advertisement. by arrangements, Shtr-
In sales as well ID Equity Sales will oo mado
monthly on credit. a.,
For Isis and Information apply to either OF tas
undersigned. JuS u knhSnaMM kS,snMtM
Camden. S. c., December ~, 1862
dccll tuths5fl
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TF,YOU WANT YOUR PRINTING DONE
\ In Fine Style and at Reasonable Rates, 90 10
EDWARD PERRY,
No. 1856 Meeting street, opposite charleston Hote!'
Charleston. =. q. decl4 omoS
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By 7. & w. KNOX.

q ERIFF'S SALE
~ Beaufort County, in Equity-James Fripp e..
al, VS.. Hamilton Fripp, ct al.
BY virtue of decree in the Court OF Equity in
the above stated case, will sell at public outcry
in front OF MY Office in the Town of Beaufort, on
the first MONDAY IN January next 1870, being
the third day OF said month"; between the usual
hours OF sale,
All the right, title and interest Of Hamilton
Frpp In and to one TRACT OF LAND, situate,
lying and being Halls Island, in the County Of
Beaufort, State OF South Carolina. Bounded
north by COOsaw Marshes; south by Marshes OF
Broad River; east by Lands OF James Fripp, ct al;
west by Broad River-cOntaining three hundred
aid tllirty-siX and half (336Isl acres, mere or
lrs;s.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for stamps and
papers. ALFRED WILLIAMS,
Sheriff Beaufort County.
Beaufort County, S. G., December II, 1868.
Inn1T
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BY JEFFOR DIS 6 &C
By HENRY COBIA s.

BY HENRY COBIA s. co.
DUTTER, HAMS AND CROCKERY.
ID THIS DAY, at half.past O'Clock, we will
sell In front OF our Store,
20 tubs BUTTER
Hams.
AND
Lot of Assorted CROCKERY.
Conditions cash. dec 81
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TF YOIJ WANT NOTE, LETTER AND
| CAP PAPERS and ENVELOPES, go to
EDWARD PERRY,
No. 165 Meeting street, opposite Ohaieston hotels
Charleston, ). Z. aecif eoio'
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FOR SALE BY
PAUL, WEIGH & NDES,
SELECTED EXPRESSLY FOR
T II E II O L I D A Y s.,
500 bbls. Prime NORTHERN APPLES
Red Baldwlns, Spitz, Twenty ounce, ellis
Lecks, &c.
50, 900 Florida Oranges
sc, 900 West India Oranges
&C. 900 Ruatan and Baracoa Cocoanuts
100 boxes Messlna and Palermo Lemons
100 boxes Layer Raisins quarters, halves and
wholes
so kegs Malaga Grapes
Is cases Assorted Smyrna Figs, in baskets,
layers, drums, x, Y and fb boxes
10 trails Compressed Dates
so bbls Fresh Nuts
walnuts, Pecans, Brazils, Filberts, Al
monds
rs cases Assorted Goblet and Tumbler Jel-
lies
800 boxes astonishing Surprise" Candy
600 boxes Keer's Favorite Package Candies
90 boxes Red and White Rock Candy
so boxes Assorted Stick and Lump Candy.
AND
PRUNES
Currants
Ctron
Fruits Ia Syrup
Ginger and Lime Juice
Cordial
Raspberry Vinegar, &C., &c.
Fresh Cargo OF BANANAS, PINES, &C.,
shortly expected.
PAUL, WEIGH & BRANDEs.
dnc13 IL
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RUSI NESS NOTI G Il s
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SENATORIAL OCCUPATIONS AND PROFESSIONS.
The following is statement Of the occupations
and professions OF our senators: D. T. Corbin,
president, o. s. District Attorneys Frank Ar.
MIN, planter; James NJ, Allen, marble dealer; G.
W. Barber. carpenter; H. Buck, planter; D. Bic
man., ,hotel: keeper; R. H. Cain. clergyman; E. 3.
Dickson, druggist; R ]. Donaldson, planter and
manufacturer; H. W. Duncan, carpenter; Joel
Foster, planter; J. A. Greene, merchant; W. r.
Hoyt, builder; E. s. J. Hayes, physician; Fl. E.
Hayne, teacher; J. K. Jlnson, teacher; VIM. e.
Johnston, clergyman; C. P. Leslie, lawyer; John
Luhney, physician; G. W. Montgomery, lawyer;
q. D. Maxwell. .esoher; W. B. Nash, magistrate;
Young J. P. Owens; merchant;J. Il. Rainey, mer-
chant; J. q. Reid, physician; W.. 3. Rose, hotel
Keeper, T. A. Rodgers, planter; s. A. swsils
teacher; r. NJ Sims. planter; J. J. Wright, law
yer; Lucius wimbush. teacher.
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aurtion Gales-- futnre Daps.
g. W. STEFFENS

WILL SELL AT AUCTION, ON WE'D
w NESDAY, December 22d. at 10 O'Clock,
Contents of a GROCERY STORE, corner Church
street and Lightwood Alloy. Same is sold on ac-
count OF Ill health. Can be treated for privately,
previous to day of OF sale.
Terms cash. dec21
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A CHRISTIAN ENrERpRrsE.-The Rev. P. F.
Stevens, In q card published elsewhere, calls at
ten,ion to the condition OF old St. Stephens
Church. and asks for contributions to enable 1t to
boplaced In q condition for public worship. This
church has been closed for sixty yesfs, and ths
old congregation long since scattered but the
dead Of over two generations. lie buried around
tue sacred bnilding. and It IS to rescne their
graves nom Dissertation and to hallow the spot
where they sleep, that the appeal for aid Is made
Lbout one thousand dollars Is needed to eject
the AecessarJ repairs, and to assist In establish
ing paroch1ai school. The building is substan-
tal brick structure, in good preservation but the
interior Was much injured during the war.
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Anrtion 6ales--Gbis Dan.
By MILES DRAKE.

Dy UlILCJ OhA12Ls
DOOTS, SHOES AND HATS, TO CLOSE
I'D CONSIGNMENT.
This MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, will sell at my
Store corner OF King and Liberty streets,
IS cases BOOTS Shoes and Hats, to close Con-
sigRmcnts, consisting OF:
Cases Mems Grain and Kip Boots, Calf Con-
gress, Calf and Kip Brogans and Balmorals, Boys
Congress and Banorals, WOmen's Goat BOotces,
ladies' Misses and Chlldrens Congress Balmo-
rails, Buskins, Polish Boots and Slippers, 25 Cases,
$50 dozen, Mems and Boys Felt and Wool Hats,
latest styles.
On TOMORROW, will sell CLOTHING, Dry
Goods Notions &c. dec2l
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Aurtionecrs' 1]rlpate 5ales, &f.

Charleston. 18th November, 1850.
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fresh lot of German TOYS, just arrived and
will be sold at cost prices at Nc. 167 King street,
three doors from Clifford street. sou tlwest side.
dec21 ~ CARL AXTHELM.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

BoINEsT 4 MARTIN have for sale at their Book
and Periodical Depot, In King, oppoolte Ann
street, sign OF the Golden Pen. some very striking
and desirable LIKENESSEs, In different sizes OF
Photograph, Of Generaa Lee Jackson and wash
ineton, and of Mrs Washington, Rev. Brs. bacn-
man and Hicks, together with Fancy and Fine
Autographs, attractive Rngravings Books for
the Holidays. &c. deolI Irputn1
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-OSuLLlvAN 4 oREi1.
IA. III Broadway, corner OF Ninth street.
We VIII offer on Monday, Nov ~,
our entire OF French and English Dess Goods nj
great reduction. Most Of thcao goods marked down 20
bnf price Closs and Walking Suits reduced 10 half price.
500 Coaks FOR presents from as to b and 100 Suits from
9l0 to al, worth more than double.
FusA large choice stock OF Fufs OF every description
for ladies am children, at popular prices
Roal Astrakhan Cioaks. black, gray and white,
jus received the nnes ever imported; large and full sizes
also medium and lowers grades.
Hats, Caps, Muds Boas and Cspcs 10 match.
teal haccs ana French fmbrnldertes
Lad,es and Chiidrens Furnishing Goods.
Novelties In French Lingerie and Lrdea Undergarmens,
Just received and at very low prices.
one case Of new Neckes and sashes and other novelties
just received.
noudes Kid Gloves, which. We are sashei have no equal
" 80 U'SuLLlyAN 4 GREIG.
I'll BroetwAv,
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L,OR THE HOLIDAY TRADE.

TOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE,
at the Great Wholesale store,
selling at retail,
Dol Broadway,
SILK Pushes for suits and sacques, a. 81 70 per yard,
worth So,
Tho largest and assortment select from In
this
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L,oR THE HOLIDAY TRADE.

E'VN TUE IiU1fDNi 1H-t"''
At the great wholesale store,
selling retail,
Sol Broadway.
Lace Department
Elegant Embroidered Laces tfor overskrsl. plain and
fancy colos II 30 80 49, s35 and "a 80 yard worth
from ia IS TO rs so
silk Lsces for vcis plain and figured, from 35c 10
SO per yard, worth from Soc to 81 %.
White sx Canhray Net dor dresses a. 81 81, ID 80,
l0s and 124 from 81 sc. g. 25 worth Zoe to SO 90.
Nets white and black OF every description, at % per
cent lcss than regular retail prices.
Lace yels, from sec. 80, worth a0c. 20 SlS each.
Imitation Laces, great assortment at very low
prices
Gupurc Lace for trimming at 81 cent less than
regular retail prices
Embrodercs from Gc yard to ~ 81, worth from l5c.
to SO 10.
Dim ity and Dimity RAndG, splendid assortment.
Embroidered Linen Sets from Sic to g. worth 75c 10 49,
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FULL ASSORTMENT OF
IA Toys, Games, Dolls and Dolls Goods at low prices
j. BECKER Co.,
1,Is0 Broadway, corner Twenty sixth street.

n BARGAINS THIS WEEK.
LACEs AND EMBRoiDEIIEs.
yalenciennes Lace Collars Csc, Bic, doc, 5oG
Real Lace Collars, 5oc. to IS.
keediework Collars and Guns 25c. up.
Ncedlework Chemisettcs, 50c to So
Linen Collars aud Cuts, &c. up.
The ST vie iuted Collars l0c.
BARGAINS IN HANDKERCHiRFs.
Ladies' IIemsllched l0c. to 75c.
Ladies' Eceilework iicnslitched, l6c to Ss
Lace iiaada erchiefs zoe. to SOS.
Lace borIere. Handkc rchieis 3d. to 3lc
cents bhRshfSs AND s1BBos
Bonnet Ripbons, Toe. to Doc.
Neck Ribbons, &c. TO &c
Trimming Ribbons. &c. to I5c
Velvet Ribbons. 25c. pieca up.
Vevets by the yard, Nc. up.
Closing out yeiye,eens, 56c. yard.
sink Bonnie, vevets, 7Sc. yard up
'''' %" ''0i I1ko t ssii in TRIMMINGS.
six GimSs asc 10 NJ piece.
Fancy Trimmings 25c. to 81 piece.
Black frilnmings, aye. 70 W piecc.
FLOWERS AND FEATHERS CLOSING OUT.
ALL OUR ROUND HATS CLOSING our.
BARGAINS liz HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Joseph kid Gloves, genuine. Toe. pair
Alerandre Kid Gloves, genuine, &c. pair
Auction lot OF Kid Gloves, 25c.. s0c.
Lots of Gloves, 12lc. and a5c. pair.
Hosiery o sISsnf o %K sf 3 FSsrrERSs SOC UP
zErHYR WdRsTEDs tLosiNd oUT iSc &c oujacR.
BARGAtNsiN NiCkNACkS.
Buttons OF every kind cheap.
Jewelry very low, &c. TO IL.
Sleeve Buttons l0c TO &c pair.
Jswelry Sets closing AT AZ s yn e 49, s,;ons
Opening 160 cases Holiday Goods.
Dolls, Ten Sets, Fancy Boxes, Parian Goods.
Cigar and Jewery goxcs all under price.
Dolls commencing al Sc. TO 10
Inducements TO fairs and the trade.
WILLIAM kinney
6i5 Broadway, second door above Blocker street.
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nIrILTNEnY AND DREssNIAKING.

nREssFs MApE IN EIGHT HOURS WARRANTED
10 "a with casa and elegance, method for improy
log tie rorm Pai.eras for s BIZ krs EiSiH 80 Eiehsh
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DRY GOODS.
LII GOODS ADVERTISED IN THIS COLUMN ARE
GUARANTEED To BE AS REPKEsENTGD. BOTH AS
REGARDS PRICE AND QUALITY.
CHRISTMAS. 1869
Al tho Great wholesale stors
now selling at retail.
col broadway,
ST. Nicholas Hotel Block.
ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER -.
shall offer fun assortment of Irish Popns Of tho cole
braed Of PIN Co.. Dublin, at 81 ID per
yard. Same article selling this market at 80 49,
Also,
small lot OF the same class OF GOODS Whcn on
OF slight nperecons Ia anufacurine, WIN sen .. o. -
yard they really good FOR service ana IL appear
ance. when raaae up, tho perfect goods
Aso,
FUN line OF English and French Goods, cousiatins
Of Popns plain and serscs Empress S'ohs Se'ouf'
These goods by late steamers and were pur-
chased great reduction from former prices on account OF
therefore the saving purchases
Of from IS so IS lS cont compared with regular retail
prices.
Also,
great variety Of German Toys and Fancy Goods specially
adapted holiday which, added to previoux
makes without exception, the best collection OF
articles des.aed the holiday trade TO be found in any one
house in this country.
TO make for vast assortment OF Holiday
Goo compelled add already spacious
"''"''' NA''p'' '~'''''N' CHESTER BULLOCK,
col Broadway.