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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-13

COURT OF GENERAL SEssIONS-EoN. r. B.
| CARfENTER, PREsIDIN1.-Thc following cases
| were tried nnd disposed Of:
The State VS.. Robert Loyd-larccny. Guilty
W. ]. whalcy, ESQ.,, for the defence.
| The State vs.. John Icyward-arceny Of notes.
| The prisoner plead guilty.
| The State vs.. John Cummngs-assault and
battery, with intent to Kill. n. w. Seymour Esq,
| for the defence. Guilty OF assault and battery,
but recommended to the mercy OF the court.
The. State vs.. John Brown, alias Granville
Brown-larceny. Guilty.
The State vs.. Malscy Chisolm-assau!t and bat
terry. Not guilty.
The State VS.. Alexander Smons-assault ana
battery--twO cases. Guilty In both.
The State vs.. Frank Broughton-murder. r.
w. Seymour and G. L. Sass, Esqs., for the defence.
The facts OF the case, eilcited by the evidence
OF numerous witnesses on either side and by the
testimony OF the prisoner himself, were as fol.
lows: Tint there was an old fcud between Harley,
the deceased, and Broughton, the prisoner. This
had been smothered, and the parties met on ap-
parcntly friendly terms. Some time In June last
an invitation to shooting match was given by
Harley, and Broughton walked with him to the
spot-a store near Monck's Corner. After several
shots had been made, o controversy arose between
Harley and Broughton, the~formor being very
9pusive md threatening to kill Broughton. The
latter said that he was boy and unable to
cope with him, and the quarrel was stopped by
some OF the party. 1t was subsequently renew.
ell BY Harley, and Broughton thinking that lie
intended putting his threat In execution, lie
fired the fatnl shot. Harley was represented to
have been violent man, while Brougntt2n WIS
quite young. The latter was reprcscntcd by
counsel vino handled the case, with peculiar tact
and ability. Judge Carpenter charged the Jury
at some length, showing the difference between
murder and manslaughtcr.S Ss4~e jury were absent
but short time, anu returned with q verdict of
not guilty.
The Jury In the case OF Charles Harrison tried
yesterday for murder, were ont all night and re.
turned to court about II O'Clock, having failed TO
argee. They were discharged and the prisoner
rcmandcd TO JUL.
The Grand Jury returned the following true
bills:
BENJAMIN Hernandez, James Rice John LOWS
Jennie Chapman and Mary Donohue-assault and
battery.
Jake Robinson-breach OF trust and larceny.
Sam Bates-burglary and larceny, and larceny
OF notes.
Joseph Morgan-assault and battery.
Sam Small-larceny.
No bill was returned In the Csfiowlng cases:
sam Smau-assault with intent to KILL and as.
saut with deadly weapon.
Solomon SwintOn-aRsault and battery with In
tent to kill.
P0mpey Vlrgil-assault and battery-two cascs
Robert james and Kate Richardson-rlot and
assault and battery.
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Amction Gales fninrc Dans.
-
By WARDLAW & CAREW.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS.

WIN be sold in front OF the Old Posionicc. foot OF
the 7th December next
Ill InrcG LOTS OH Fast lay, directly opposite the
mem Cuslomhousc, and Two Lots on Market
street, In the rear OF the above
yo un,s property Is or great present and prospec-
quented thoroughfare OF the city, with the Market
on one side and the Customho,isr In front, and is
q most admirable point for the erection OF stores
inc Lots will DO sold at public Outcry Mt the
tlne specified. unless previously disposed of at
prlvatc sale, and may be treated for rs Il whole
until the 7th Of December, on application to
mhhDhA" Il CAREW, T.i0 vii. furnish ali in.
formation as to dimensions, &c
Terms made known on day OF sale Purchasers
TO pay w. d g. for papers.
nOvI3 ytufl tutbg9
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A. c. McGILLIVRAY,.
huctioncer.
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA.
~ SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT-IN BANK.
RUPTCY-lN THE NATTER
nE DUNNE1L K DRUM
MOND, BANKRu rTt;

by virtue OF an Order OF Sale, to me directed from
Ii,a G ii9n George s iiryan District Judge of the
Will sell Mt Public Auction, on MONDAY. the
18TH day Of November, 1869, nj 10 O'Clock a. NJ,
~ the store No. 20 Boyce's North Wharf, In the
City OF Charleston, =. c.,
The STOCK IN TRADE OF tho nboyc.non,cl
Bankrupts consisting OF the following assorted
lron selected expressly for this market, viz:
bundles OF BAND, half round, oval, square
and round.
and Swc,les Hat and square, bars HAT, and re-.
fined rounds and Stats.
Plough Steel German Steel, Spring Steel, Once
Stove and Fixtures Scale.
Terms-All sums or 500 aud under cash; over
that amount OH q credit OF thirty days, with city
p acGeptances bearing interest: to be approved by
either the Court or Registrar In Bankruptcy.
n0Hl3 W. ]. TOBIAS. ASSinnee
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The MASONIC FAIR.-Wc are requested by
the president OF the Masonic Fair Association to
invite all Indies who ore Interested in the Fair
to meet this morning at nIbernian Hall, and as-
sst In preparing garlands and other decorations.
The hall has been turned over to the association,
and the evergrecns are on the spot. Members Of
the association and the several committees are
also urgently requested to be present. as their aid
will be needed BY the ladies'.
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THE CTRCUs.-The large pavilion of Mcssrs.
Stone Murray's Circus was crowded to It's ut.
most capacity last night The Juveniles were out
in full force, but the children OF larger growth
seemed % enjoy the fun as well as the smallest.
This circus Is Of the best that has visited
Charleston, and the actors are oil thoroughly con-
versant with their parts.
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THE SURVIVORS AssoCnTIoN.-Th follow
Ing delegates have been appointed by the Charles
ton Survivors, Association to the convention
which meets in this city on the 18th, for the pur.
pose OF forming State Survivors, Association:
Colonel Edward McCrady, Jr, Major Theodore G..
Barker, General james Conner, Colonel u. II.
Rutledge, Captain George II. Mofrett. Alternates-
Colonel @. I. Walker, Colonel p. c. GailIard, Dr. j.
Ford Proieau, Isaac IIayne, Esq., T. p. Lowndes.
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PERsoNAI.-Georgc W. Quintard, Esq,
President Of the New York and Charleston Steam.
ship line, arrived In this city by the steamship
Charleston. Governor IIoirmann, OF New York,
who had intended to accompany Mr.. QuIntard,
was detained In New York by pressure OF Official
duties, which mnde 1t impossible for him to leave
the State
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BUSINESS Nor1css.

TIE MAGICIAN HAS COME, and will give a
few gratuitous entertainments at No. 22o King
street. tVon Santen'sJ where he will make China.
men throw somcrsaults. dead ducksswIm and per-
form other wonderful fcats, from A. II. to or.
II. every daJ until further notice.
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THE MASON. & HAMLIN ORGAN COMPANY
In the course Of less than twenty years this COM
pany have grown from very small beginning
to be the most celebrated and extensive makers
ofinstrumcnts OF the Organ and Melodeon kind
In the world, producing md finding demand for
several times as many instruments as any other
makers Four large elephant tusks must be cut
up every week to supply them with ivory for
keys; 30 they must be said to consume two large
elephants per week. Their Organs rank highest,
not only In this country, but also in Europc,
where the demand for them Is rapidly increasing.
This remarkable success is undoubtedly owing
greatly to their superior Skill in this specIalty
and to the very important improvements they
have effected In this class OF Instruments; but It
is the result, almost in equal measure perhaps,
OF adherence to, and energetic pursuit. OF certain
principles. Innexibe rules with them are ~ to
do the very best work only, availlng themselves
OF every improvement, and being careful to suf-
fer no Inferior instrument to leave their factory;
and t2) to sell always Mt smallest remuneratve
profits, having fixed prices which are alike to all
Any one buying on organ made by this company
has the satisfaction OF knowing that he has one
OF the best Instruments Of the class which can be
made, and this at the lowest price at which such
work can be Afforded.
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A. C. McGHLIYRAY,
Auetfoneer.
Under DECREE IN EQUITY.

THE HOMESTEAD BUILDING AND LOAN Asso-
CITATION vs. CAROLINE L. MILLER EFT AL.
Will be sold on THURSDAY, 25th November. In
front OF the Old Customh0usc, at IL O'Clock A.
NJ precisely.
All Tint LOT, PIECE or PARCEL. OF LAND. with
inc Buildings and improvements thereon, situate,
lying and being on the north side OF Hudson
containing In front on Hudson street and on the
back line As feet inches, more or less and in
more or less; buttlng and bounding to the north
on Land late OF Francis Withers, now OF o. J.
DR.. Samuel II. Dickson, and west by Lands OF Dr.
= Wcscoat.
Ternis-One-hah cash; balance In five equal
successive annual tnstalmcn with interest from
day OF sale, payable annually, secured by bond or
bonds OF the purchaser, and mortgage OF the
premises sold. Premises TO be Insured and policy
assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. E. W. NJ MhCKEY
noy6 s3thl s. CO
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LADIES' MUTUAL AID AssoCIATIoN.-The re-
port OF the receipts and expenditures Of this
caton for the month OF October, 1869. consists OF
the following amounts: To balance, s43 81; to
salesroom account, $4+ 4S; to donations, s25.
Total, S113 30. BY cash paid, sloi. Balance on
hand November lst, 50 80.
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A VI 81 TO r
once said II we only knew where the resident
citizens made their purchases there we should get
we'll served. To such we offer
A DIRECTORY.
The ladies who desire. the latest styles OF fash.
ionable Head Dressing, Curls Chignons or
braids' Go to N. & A. ASHTON
The gentlemen who desire to be presentabIe IN
Adonis attire, for Wigs,
Go to III. & A. ASHTON.
All who desire the best German Colognes.
Go to NJ. d A. ASHTON.
For Diadem or Coronal Combs all
90 to NJ d A. ASHTON.
Those who require the best Extracts,
rr. y ag.ia 90 to n. & A. ASHTON.
Every one who desires good HaIr Brushes or
COMBS, Go to N. & A. ASHTON.
or necessity all who require good Tooth
Brush, Go to n. Il A. ASHTON
For genuine Tale de venls, all must
Go to N. & A. ASHTON.
For Hair Dyes and Regenerators, nearly all
.a11S Go to II. & A. ASHTON.
In fact, oil who require genuine goods from the
following houses:
f1SIiss{ saSias, Hysleniaus' RRss,Hl;sy,s; RsH;Syss;,,.
Cowdray's, SlGosneli,s S
Plver, fnlLoWe Sons. 9
Guerlain, lSlYardley re
Henry Demarson, Row!ands Sons, =
lGowland, %
As also, Vents Goods in their line from eyery
reputable manufacturer In the States,
Go to Ma A. ASHTON,
No. 24o King street,
noyl Five doors from Market street.
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Lcitch & Bruins will sell ut O'Clock, at tho
store corner Broad and Church streets, balance Of
oil paintings.
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SALE OF Or. PAINTrEGs.-Thc few rare and
valuable paintings recently on exhibition, still
unqisposcd OF, will be sold by Messrs Leitch &
Bruins at seven O'Clock this evening, without re-.
serve. SO fine an opportunity OF selecting : gem
OF Srt Will not soon return.
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CHARLESTON SAVINGS INsTITuTIoN.-In this
days Issue will be found the advertisement OF the
treasurer OF this institution, which Is being set
tied under the dccrctnl order OF the Court OF
Equity. The officers have made every cxcrtion to
notify the parties Interested, ana they now pub
llsh the list OF such persons have not made any
claim for their deposits. The oGlce will be closed
with the present year, ana We Invite the attention
OF the dcpostOrs to this last call. There Is about
$1,000 due to such as have not drawn either OF the
dividends declared, and about s25Oo due those
who have takcn the first but not the second divl-
dend. This money should not he locked up, but
distributed among the community. Every little
helps.
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DEATH OF GENERAL WILLIAM E. MARTIN
A Baltimore telegram brings the tidings of the
death Of General William E. Martin, which took
place in that city on Thursday. Thu health OF
General Martin had for some time been precarI-
Gus, and while in New York he was stricken with
apopexy. From this attack he never entirely
recovered
General Martin was fifty. eight or fifty nine
years OF age, and was born Ia Beaufort District.
About twenty five years ago, he came to Charles
ton and soon took q respectable position at the
bar. He Was elected clerk OF the State Senate,
the duties OF which position he filled with dill
gence and zenl until the incoming OF the Radical
administration. General Martin was general
in the State militia before the war. AS pure and
upright man, O faithful and conscientious oflcer,
and disinterestcd and devoted son OF his native
State, he won golden opinions during his useful
life, and his death will be long and sincerely re-
GREETED.
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TONNAGE DUEs.-A suit brought by Harbor-
master Stoddard against the schooncrs John NJ
Broomall and d. v. Striker was heard yesterday
before Magistrate Mackey. Col. c. II. Smonton ap-
peared for the defendants, and Mr. T. J. Mackey
for the piaintin Decision was rendered In favor
OF the Harbormaster on the ground that the act
OF Congress granting the authority to collect ton.
mage was limited, but none having been enacted
in its place, its provisions were still binding An
appeal was taken.
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THB MARiNER's CnuRCu.-Thero will be service
10 the Mariners Church, Church street, to-mOr
row, Sunday, at half.past 10 O'Clock In the monr
ing.
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CHARLES KERRIsoN, Jr., has opened at No.
24o King street, select assortment of hardware
and cutlery OF oil kinds. See advertisement.
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CRUMBs.-It Is stated that If no order for an
election is issued by Council to Ill the vacancies
caused by the resignation OF the two Mackeys
that writ Of fnandan,uS will be brought to bear
upon them.
performing monkey, whose amusing tricks
have always drawn large crowds has returned to
the city after a lengthy tour. His owner is draw.
ing the small change.
The town clock was keeping mean time yester-
day.
The jury who were out all night and failed to
agree, drew their rations and passed their hours
OF sccluson more pleasantly than in days OF yore
The Chief OF Police has, at the Guardhouse, q lot
OF property recovered from the late Hre.
1t is reported that the police are not cheese.
mongcrs, etthey like q stray bite.
The new and handsome restaurant OF Mr.. A.
Stelling, opposite the Hibernian Hail. will be
opened on Monday next with free lunch, Of
which due notice is given elsewhere In to.day's
paper.
Mr.. J. N. n. wohltmann, who was burnt out by
the are on Wednesday night, for the present has
occupied the store Of Messrs Farrar Brothers,
corner OF Cumberland and East Bay streets
The South Carolina Railroad gives notice that
on and after the 18th instant, the local rates on
cotton from Augusta to Charleston will be one
dollar and fifty cents per bale. Tho Central Road
has established the same rate from Augusta to
Savannah
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TIE CHEAPEST YBr.-Thc NEWS Job Oflico Is
now printing bill.heads In the best style and on
1ne paper at 81 go per thousand. Merchants, think
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MEssRs. HENRY CoBA Il CO., No. 20 Yendue
Range, ofrera tempting display 81 the good things
Of this life-she choicest groceries, rope, baggng
and whiskey. The nea- approach OF the festive
holiday season sbcald warn all dealers to secure
their stocks once. and Messrs. Goblin 90. can
furnr-. an admirable selection.
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n j.. SCHLEPEG
No. 81 LINE STREET, BETWEEN KING AND
ST. PHILIP.

LUMBER Of every description and BUILDING
MATERIAL, Lime and Plaslcring Laths, Paints,
91ls, Hasses, shlngles; also Groove and tongue tongue
Boarda, DC, constantly on hand at the lowest
market prices. oot11 mtua1yr
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fancp Goods, &e.
HOLIDAY AND WEDDING PRESENTS.
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
f A N C Y G o o D s,
A M s ALA MS,
noylo wslmo No. 3o7 KING STREET
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THs COMMITTEES OF soLoMoa's LODGE, No.
!, on soliciting contributions, gratefully acknowl-
edge the receipt OF the following articles Walker,
Evans Cogsuel, two fancy inkstands and q
match stand; Won Santen, wax doll; Jacob
Small a fancy cake; VIM. N. Bird, a barrel
brilliant petroleum; friend, dozen lemon syrup;
A. o Barbot, q dozen bottles pomatu and three
bottles cologne; Ii. Bulwnkie, q box mixed
pickles; Rlecke Schachte, q box E. Morgan's best
soap;J. M. Greer, quantity Of QIldna and aosvrL-
ed paper for decorations; ]. @. II. Claussen, o
barrel family lour; a friend, two fine hams and o
box raisIns; II. r. Baker, ton OF coal; A. Nc.
Cobb, barrel OF plaster OF Paris and two barrels
lime; Fl. w. Klnsman, barrel sweet potatoes;
Muller Il Nlmitz, box claret; Ostcndorf Co., o
box starch; VIM. Gurney, box sperm candles;
Forsythe 4 McConb, q quantity OF fancy flowers
and materials for doll dresses; J. d. Duva & Son,
a fancy toilet set OF water-pot and slop.pail and
foot tub; stoll h Webb i've dollars worth fancy
articles; DAILY NEWS, one years subscription; +;
Captain CLARK, OF brig "A. Devereauxs barrel OF
Irish potatoes; G. W. steRens, a case, two dozen
cans, cove oysters; Mrs. Solomon, vase, wax fruit
and flowers; L. T. Potter, cord assorted fire wood
Henry Knight, No. 500 King street, ave dollar
photograph; &. T. Torck, fancy gas lamp, com.
plete; Mr.. Cosgrove, two dozen Bass' pale ale
and two dozen London porter; Daily Courier, two
years. subscription; ). O. II. Claussen, fancy
cake; Crane, Boyiston Co., half dozen fancy
neck ties, one fancy box pomatum, one fancy box
cologne. two fancy baby sacks, one baby cap1Re
iadies' headdress and four fancy buckles; b. H.
Boring, fancy box CHOICE cIgars; Richard Lewis
q carved eagle; RUsenthal, o gold MasonIc breast
pin; DIR. Bear, pcrfumery and other fancy articles
A. D. Plemming, cake, pyramid; Opdcbccck, Of
Victoria House. set Of regalla; Captain Simeon
Adkins, a splendid rlne; Alfred A. Barbot, one
hundred Havana cigars, OF superior quality
several other donations will be mentioned mex,
week.
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=, ONE OF DIoKRNs' or seotts Works is present
I'd to every annual subscriber to the XIX Cen.
tury. octo
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SUITES OF RooMs arc q fayorito method ,of
hotel life. Tie American House, Boston, has
largo number OF such, which may be secured by
post or telegraph, by families travelling.
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by I. s. X. BENNETT. :

A ODUCTtyE FARM.
For Sale or to Lease-
No. FARM Of 90 acres, on Ashley River Az
miles from the Courthouse. Thoroughly set{Ied
Iho shell and plank road lendH directly to IT,
Possession given at once 80 ~
Apply as above at No. 40 Broad street.
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BY I. 8. X. BENNETT.
A VERY VALUABLE RICE PLANTA-
IA TlON ON NORTH SANTEE RIVER
NEAR GEORGETOWN .

At Private Sale or to Lease
~. oie S, af the finest PLANTATIONS on North SAN
uop u NV .nO, enGllly settled, with large and
", very nme dhreshtng NH. Tho lands arc rich Or
an an sacelent pitch OF The tide and ireu Il ON salt
or iresnet. This property IL located but three or
ioar miles from South Island-the summer re-
tfeas; FOR farther particulars, apply as above at
wv. ~ nIoao stIceI, Iov13 sw65
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II T Y A FF A 1 r S
Meetings This Day.
Auction sulcs This Day.

Masonic Fair Association, at half.past p. NJ.
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CoUoHs, HoARsENEss, and the various throat
affections to which public speakers, military ON.
GERS and singers are liable, relieved by Browns
Bronchial Troches." Having direct influence to
the affected parts, they ailsy pulmonary irrlta-
ton. The freedom from all deleterious ingredl.
en.s makes the Troehes safe remedy for the
most delicate female, or youngest child, and has
caused them to be held in the highest esteen by
those who use thcna. I.
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VIII be sold on TUESDAY, 10th inst, at IL O'Clock
at the Old Postofflce,
That desirable vacant LOT on the west sfde of
Gnurch street. adjoining cotton press On the north
LOT measures "a feet front by ia feet In depth
o, Terms cash. Purchaser to pay US for papers and
oI0mPS. QOYl2
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Jnsnrance.
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SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY COMPANY
OF NEW YORK CITY.
i'es"cn' NonEHi l." CASE wETMoRE
Secretary, ISAAC
General Agent for South Carolina W. TOWNSEND Aiken
Organized in 1862.
sound dmvesn insured
I'VE when desired
N o
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The MILLS HOUSE, heretofore 30 well and
favorably known, has been reopened for the ac-
commodatIon or the public. It has been newly
furnished In elegant style, and Is kept In such o
manner as to merit the patronage OF the travel.
Ing people. noy13 @
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BUSINESS ENyELopEs.-T NEWS Job once
iE now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at s. per thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
Envelopes. 'rr
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CHRoMosI CHRoNos CHRoMos THE cheap
est Chromos in the city at Charles O. Righters,
No. Iol King street.
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DIARIES P0R THE YEAR lS70.-Just received
a fine assortment Of Diaries for the year 1870.
NEUPvILLE d HANNAH,
noyl?a No. Broad street.
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by w. Y. LEITCH & r.. s. BRUINS,
Auctioncers.

DESIRABLE VACANT LOT. CaURCH
~ STREET, ONE DOOR SOUTH OF ST.
M1OHAEL'S ALLEY.