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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-18

HOLIDAY GooDs.-The holiday season, TO
which all look forward with so much pleasure
and when everybody spends money as freely as
water flows, is now near at hand. The stores are
opening their Christmas supplies, and the most
enterprising Of our merchants are already oegin'
ming to make unusual efforts to bring their goods
before the public. Many have already selzeo
upon the columns Of THE NEWS as the best medlum
30 accomplish the purpose, and it would De wen
for Others to do the same before the holiday week
begins Those who wish to make their purchases
before the stores are thronged and the STOCKS
have been picked over, will find in our advertis-
ing department, from day to day, full informa-
tion as to what to buy and where the best OF
everything may be bought. On Tuesday next we
shall begin the publication Of our Christmas d.
rectory, which win include notices Of the stocks
Of our holiday advertisers.
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Fannie A. Perry, Executrix Jos. B. Perry, de-.
ceased VS.. Stob0 B. Perry and others, DeyiseesA
OF Jas. B. Perry, deceased; George N. Rivers,
Trustee, and Josiah G.. Prichet and others, Credi
tors OF Jas. B. Perry, deceased.-In Equity
Bill for Dover to Marshal Assets and 70 Enjoin
Creditors.
BY virtue OF q Decretal order made in above
stated cause will sell before the Court House,
In WATERFORD, on MONDAY, the Sd OF January
All those TRACTS OF LANDS belonging to tho
Estate Of Josiah B. Perry, situate on the Round
o, In st. Bartholomews Parish, County OF Cole
ton, containing about two thousand two hundred
acres bounded north by lands OF Sleigh, south by
lands formerly OF DR.. Perry, east by lands OF Al
len Willis, and Estate Of Willis and west BY lands
Of Sayle Hi0tt, and lands formerly OF DR.. Perry,
excepting four hundred and seventy (47o) acres
which has been set apart as Dover, as plat
thereof on file in my oflce, reference being thereto
had will more fully represent.
A HOUSE AND LOT situate in the village Of
WATERFORD, bounded north by lot Of DayA
Grower, south by street which separates IL from
the lot OF Joseph Fraser east by vacant lot, and
west by lot Of Chas. Warley.
ALSO,
ALOT with Law ONCE thereon, situate on Court
house Square, in the village OF WATERFORD.
Terms-0ne-haf cash balance on credit q
twelve months. Purchaser to pay for papers ana
stamps. A. G. SHAFFER, q. o. q.
Clerks once, Colleton County.
decl3 mwSS
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!, CHEAP LrrsRATURB.-Messrs. C. C. Fighter
4 Co. have established a news depot in Hasel
street. nearly opposite the Express Office, which
is destined to become popular resort with the
Charleston public. The stand is In o good loca-
ton, and the stock has been carefully selected,
.comprislng the leading works Of fiction, together
with the magazines, journals and papers OF the
day. Mr.. w. n. Hughes, who has enjoyed large
experience In this line will conduct the business.
The price Of every article has been placed at the
1oBest figure, and the Northern weekles and
other papers win be offered at prices lower than
ever known in this city. A good chance is af-
forded those persons desIrous OF making Christ
mas Investments, as the stock embraces variety
OF articles adapted for presents.
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Hotel ArrivaIs-Dccenber IL.
cuAPIRsrnA HOTEL


VI. p Irving, New York; VIM. IT. White,
City; Fl. Fuller, South Carolina; W. ii. Trezevan,,
Columbia; 4. y. Lewis, Gilbert Hollow. S. G.. F..
N. 0nstt, Mrs. p. II. Onatt, Maryland; David
Nichols Maine; a. Nelson. Miss o. Nelson, Key
West; q. c. C0e. Boston: b. p. ChatGcld, Conncc-
ticut; =. G. Rockwell. Aiken.
PAVILION HOTEL
L. II. Kecne. r q. Racer: Il. A. Shlngler. J. G.
McKewn, Cooper River; II. W. Rice. Barnwell; J..
Johnston Hllsto Island; K. D. H0ur, Albany; #.
B. BOyd, Orangehurg; A. C. Chandler. Boston;
Owen McLaas s.,in, Luke Mclaughlin. South Caro-
ina; 10 seph 1--we and WIFE Bosto n: J. z. AcNair,
Oheraw; J. J. Kuokahcr, Kershaw; Pred S. Stew
srt, Chicago; Joseph II. Thompson, 8. s. Brlto1,
Salt IRIS Station.
MILLS HOUSE.
P. @. Gleescn, Birmingham. England: Arnold
Bar)er New Orleans; Hugh Douglas, ". J. Ryer
sen K bert II. Bowman. New York; DR.. J. Harrl.
son. Greenville; Mrs W. c. Trowbridge, Kalama-
zoo. Mich: Jas. L. Iovce, New Haven, Or; l. P.
Smith, Christ CAprcE Parish.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-Mr. Bishops benefit, in
spite OF the unfsvorable weather, drew very full
house last evening. In both the pieces presented,
"Jenny Lindm and IA Serious Family" Mr..
Bishop appeared to great advantage. The versa
tilty of this gentleman, no less In his wonderful
makeup than in his style of acting, is the topic
OF general remark. Miss Ella Chapman was the
central figure in Jenny Lind" while Miss
Blanche divided the honors with the pious Amina.
dab. This afternoon and evening will positively
be the last performances Of the Chapman Sisters
in Charleston. s'Porty Thieves" at the matinee,
and "Toodlesn with the Thieves in the evening.
No more need be said.
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EXCURSION TO THE PHOSPHATE BsGIoN.--A
splendid opportunity is offered to strangers and
Others desirous Of visiting the Ashley Phosphates,
by the excursion Of the steamer Samson, which
will leave Accommodation wharf, at O'Clock,
and return during the afternoon Tuly will be
aboard, and refreshments will be furnished to
the excursionists.
The sale Of property at Drayton Hall will take
place to-day, under the auspicies Of Messrs.
Holmes Il Macbeth, and the trip Of the Samson
will be great accommodation to those persons
interested in the sale.
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Aurtion Gales--Gbis Man.
BY HOLMES & MACBETH,

GALE AT DRAYTON HALL PLANTA-
- TON.
Will be sold positively THIS DAY, Saturday the
18th December, at Drayt0n Hall Plantation, on
Ashley River, the following Articles:
One ti) 2O-horse ENGINE, with Cylinder Boilers
Two t2) Phosphate Washers, with Gearing COM
plete
One ~ Lebby Pump, capacity 1900 gallons per
minute
Two (2) Lift Pumps
One C) Bellows and suadry Backsmlths' TOOLS
Four (4) Phosphate Cars
Wheelbarrows, Shoyels Picks, &c.
Two (2l pair Platform Scales, 800 lbs. each
Sets Harness
Wagon, Carts
Betting for running washers and pumps
Lot Old Iron, Timber. &c.
One C) Soar Canoe Boat
One (1) set Cottage Furniture, and sundry other
articles.
Terms of sale cash. Articles to be removed
positively by the 31st December, 1859.
The steamer Samson will leave Accommodation
wharf at O'Clock on Saturday morning, to take
persons to the above sale, and also giving stran-
gers an opportunity Of visiting the Phosphate
Works on that river. declShj
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The UPTOWN RAIDs.-The denizens Of the
Upper Wards are loud In their complaints OF the
fowl thieves who roam through that section un-
molested and nightly make some choice roost
their prey. The dulcet note OF the pistol. which
occasionally breaks the stiffness Of the midnight
air, has no terrors for these marauders, and diff
ferent Reighborhoods ore in turn called upon to
pay tax to their rapacious maw. Within the
past few days these robberies have been on the
increase, and, though the police authorities have
been notified, the evil seems irreparable, and
many fond anticipations OF Christmas dinners
have been olghted by the sudden disappearance
OF the fatted gobbler.
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D A R N WE L L RAG E S

ID A r N WE L L R A c E S {.
The Sherwood Jockey Club will hold RACE
MEETING over their new Course, commencing on
TUESDAY, December 81, 1859, and continuing for
three days as follows:
FIRST DAY, DECEMBER 81.
First Race-Sweepstakes, Two Milc Dash, $50
Entrance.
Second Race-Swcepstakes, lille Heats, $50 En-
trance
SECOND DAY, DECEMBER %.
First Race-Sweepstakes Mile Heats, s2s En-
trance.
Second Race-Swcepstakes, Mile Dash, SIS En-
trance.
THIRD DAY, DECEMBER %.
First Race-Sweepstakes Mile and half Dash,
S2i kAtrance.
The Club viii add money or plate to each Of the
above Races
The first Race each day free to all horses; the
second Race each day CoNFIHED 10 County-owned
horses.
Closing Race-s,0 Post Entrance Three.quar-
ter Mile Dash, beaten horses allowed Five Pounds.
Opened ouly TO horses that have run during the
Meeting.
On First Day, match, Mile Heats. will be run
for s., between General llagood's Chestnut Fl!ly,
Saluda, by Congarec, and II. w. Richardson's y
Bay Gelding, Agate, by Red Eagle.
First Race punctuay at II NJ. each day.
Persons wishing to attend the Meeting can
easily obtain conveyances ut Dlackvile, and can
find ample accommodation ut the Patterson
iIoSse, at Barnwcll. JOHN S. STONEY,
dccl4 tuf2 Secretary.
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Z, MORE EAST BAY IMPRovEMENTs.--We are
graAfled TO announce that the unsighsly gap IN
East Bay, left by the recent fire which destroyed
tee stores OF Messrs Klatte b Co. and Wohltmann,
h' about to be filed by the immediate erection OF
to handsome stores each % feet front by l25 feet
Sdoep, with front elevation Of 20 feet. The owner
Tor the property, Mr.. E. Poincigno2, shows COM
mendable spirit OF enterprise in so promptly tax
ing measures TO replace the burned buildings;
and we have no doubt that the contractor, Mr.. J..
81. Deversux, viii erect the new structures In o
substantial and handsome style, every way wor-
thy of our great commercial thoroughfare.
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DEAL ESTATE SALE.

Martha NJ. Fishburne, Widow anil Administra-
trix Of Benjamin P. Fisbbarne, deceased, vs. Ben
;amin P. Flshburne and others, Heirs at Law Of
Benjamin p. Fishburne, deceased, and George
Warren and others, the Creditors OF Benjamin p.
Fishburne, deceased-Blll for Dover TO Marshal
Assets and for Relief
BY virtue OF q decretal order, made In above
mentioned case. will sell before the Court
house, In WATERFORD on MONDAY, the Sd day
OF January next
An that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND. in
the County Of COlletOn, near the Round o, con-
tanning eleven hundred and seventy-stx acres;
butting and bounding north on lands OF Perry
and others, east on lands OF Sanders, south on
lands OF Sanders and BedOn, and on the west on
lands OF Bedon, Lemacks and others: excepting
about two hundred acres which has been set apart
az Jower, as O plat thereof upon file In my ofices
Reference being thereunto had will more fully
represent.
s-0ne-half-cash; balance on credit OF
one year. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps A. @. SHAFFER o. o. O.
Clerks Office, Colleton County, December !, 1859.
decl3mWS9
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Anrtion 5ales--Jntnre Daps.

u S T A T E S A L E.
in Georgetown, S. c., at IL O'Clock NJ, will be
sold at Public Auction,
All that valuable PLANTATION known as Lark
Hill, late the property OF Mrs. Eliza F. Heriot,
situated on Black River, in Georgetown County,
containing 9lH acres OF Swamp Land, most OF
which is now under cultivation, and 1853 acres OF
High Land, be the same more or less.
Terms OF Sale-0ne-third cash; balance In one
two and three years, secured by bonds and mort
gage Of the property. Purchaser to pay for pa
pcrs and stamps. Possession given on first Janu.
ary, 1870. EDWARD n: THUKSTON,
Qualified Executor OF Eliza NJ. Herlot.
dec1 ws6
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CHEAP CLoTHrNG.-Messrs. George Little &
Co. are Offering unusual inducements to those in
need OF Christmas suits. They will sell their entire
stock OF clothing, for the next thirty days at
cost prices, and will convince all visitors that
their money could not be spent to better ad-
uantaue
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Mr.. CHARLES CAHN.-We are Informed that
an agent OF Mr. Charles Calm is now in this city
for the purpose of settling Up in full the claims
against that gentleman. large amount mas al
ready been paid, and 1t is expected that every
liability outstanding will be met In the course oi
a few days. There is little doubt that ar. Cam
was blameless In the matters with which his
name has been connected, and it is hoped that,
with untarnished credit, he will soon be able to
resume business in Charleston.
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The MEDICAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
At the eighsieth anniversary meeting Of the
Medical Society Of South Carolina, held on De-
cember 10, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: F. N. Robertson, n. D., prcsi-
dapt; J. Ford Prioleau, NJ. D., vice-president;
Manning Simons, N. D., secretary; Jno. L. An
scrum, N. D., treasurer and librarian.
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A CoNyEN1ENr ArrAcHMENr.-Mr. D. B.
Haselton, the wel-known sewing machine agent,
mas received consignment Of Fantoa d Co.'s
patent sewing machine castors, which form
very desirable and convenient attachment to
any sewing machine. The ladies' should call at
Mr.. Haselten's, No. so7 King street, and see how
this excellent Improvement works.
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DEAL ESTATE SALE.
LAURENCE W. O'HEAR. ASSIGNEE OF O'HEAR,
ROPER & STONEY, VS.. JAMES SANDERS,
SAMUEL SEETTAR AND OTHERS-BlLL
FOR FORECLOSURE, SALE
AND RELIEF.

BY virtue OF Decretal Order made In the aboye
stated cause, will sell before the Courthouse
in WATERFORD, on MONDAY, the Sd OF January
Ali that PLANTATION or TRACT OF LAND,
situate and being In the Parish OF ST. Bartholo-
news, County OF Colleton, on the line OF the Sa-
vannah and Charleston Railroad, commonly
known as "Schmidt's;n butting and bounding
north on land Of Major Charles Warley and on
land OF Maria Glover, east on land OF the Rev.
VIM. o. Prentiss and on land formerly OF Maria
Croll, south on land of DR.. Francis 8. Glover ana
on land OF John w. Lewis, and on the Aforesaid
land of Charles Marley, containing between HOO
and 1900 acres. suitably divided In cotton and
rice land, Saving and reserving the Cemetery or
said PlaItati0n.) 81
Terms-Half cash; balance on credit OF twelve
months Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
A. G. SHAFFER, O. @. @,
Clerks Office, Colleton County, December, 1859.
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TEE PHILADELPHIA LINE.-Messrs. J. d T.
Getty, the agents of the Charleston and Philadel-
.pnia Steamship Line, received yesterday tele.
yram from Messrs. E. A. Souder Co., OF Phila
delphia, stating that there would be no steamer
this week, as the Everman was disabled and
hauled Oh, but that another steamer would be put
,on to succeed the Prometheus.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoUEr-HoN. GEO.
S. BRYAN. PREsIrIN0.-CoLUABrA,D December 10
Inquiry Dockst.-Hough, Rldenar & Lansdon
VS.. Benjamin F. Bates. Assumpsit ". z. Earle,
plaintiffs attorney. Jury rendered verdict for
plalntir sjS2 50.
United States vs. two mules, one wagon and
three barrels distilled spirits. Rich Leadbetter,
claimant. On motion OF Vim. Z Earle, attorney
to the United States District Court, Ut GrcenylAe,
on the first Monday OF August next.
DISTRICT COURT.
EX parte George w. Pickett OF Chester. Pcti-
tion for final discharge. s. F. Hamilton, pro
pet. Petitions referred to W. J. OlaWson, Esq,
registrar
Ex parte Charles W. Rawlins, OF Richland. Pc
81 ition for final discharge. James ID. Tradewell,
pro pet. Petition referred to q. u. jaeger, regis
trar, and final hearing ordered TO take place at
Charleston on January Is, 1870.
Ex parte Thomas Davis, Of Yorkyille. Petition
for fnal discharge. Wilson j. Withcr5p0On. pro
pet Registrar Clawson's report In favor OF dis
charge read and confirmed. and. on motion,
Judge signed, under seal, certificate and order OF
discharge.
In re 3. c. McLure, bankrupt. Petition Tor
counsel fee. S. p. Hamilton pro pet. On motion,
referred to w. J. Clawson, registrar, to report.
In re Thomas DaYis. Petition OF Creditor for
involuntary bankruptcy. Wilson 4 WithcrapoOn
pro pet. The petition haTing been abandoned, on
inoIiOn, ana by consent oi al parties. orucrcu
that the specifications be taken OH OF file, and
that the bankrupt be discharged, upon the rcci5-
trar reporting conformity III pursuance OF the
laws and practice OF this court.
In re Halc0t J. Pride Petition or lien credi.
tors. s. =. Hamilton pro pet. On motion o! 8.
p. Hamilton ESQ.,, ordered that the assignee or
fer the rea! estate or bankrupt fO- rent for the
year 1870, 10y taking lien upon the cotton crop.
Assignee have leave ~ rent for aspecllc Sln III
money. if deemed advisable
In re J. J. Fun,lcrburx, bankrupt. Registrar
Clawson reports on petitions for sale. Ordered
that reports he confirmed, and assignee sell Co.
tltes a. recommended, &c.
In re- John J. Slsge, bankrupt. Penilon !"-
sale and to call IL lien creditors. Cawson
Thompson pro pet. Petition referred 10 w. ].
Claws0n, registrar, and that assignee call In. by
publlcai ion. all lien creditors within thirty days
from date OF first publication, or be debarred all
benefit Of this decree, and that the registrar re-
port all liens 70 this court, &C.
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WINES, LIoJEURs AND CoRDIALs.-The old
established and responsible house OF Kllnck,
wickenberg & Co. advertise their Christmas
stock Of choice old sherrles champagnes, clarets,
queurs and cordials, all OF the finest quality.
glance at the long array Of famous brands tells
the tale, and Is more attractive than aught we
can saw
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The DUEL BY Lor.-Loyers Of the sensa-
tienal In romance are commended to the thrilling
story the opening chapters Of which will be found
in another column. The characters and incidents
seem SO real and the plot OF the story is so inge
niously woven, that the reader Is fascinated az
the very commencement and remains so TO the
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A UNIVERSAL REMEDY.-" Browns Bron-
chial Troches" for coughs, colds and bronchial
affections, now stands the first ia public favor
and confidence this result has been acquired by
a test OF many years. Its merits and extensive
use have caused the Troches to be counterfeited,
and we would caution purchasers to be on their
guard against worthless limitations.
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THE CHAPMAN SIsTER5.-The Chapman Sis
ters, and the fine company which supports them,
take their leave of Charleston this evening. We
but express the general sentiment OF our citizens
when we say that their entertainments here have
been decidedly tile most pleasant that we have
had since the close OF the war. The youth, vivaci
ty and beauty Of the Sister stars, make them
shine equally in song and dance, In comedy and
extravaganza. AS for Bishop, he is beyond COM
parison, the greatest comedian that has visited
the South since the days OF Burton. Savannah
will need but to see this combination once, to
give them, as Charleston has done, crowded
houses during their whole engagement.
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
Is now prepared to furnish good 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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"A PLEASING TEsrIMoSIAL.1sTh pupils of Dr.
H n Bruns' Academy surprised him yesterday,
by The presentation OF testimonial OF their ap-
probation OF his character, as their instructor
s TIE senior class presented him with pair OF
gold spectacles, and the junior class with gold
headed ebony cane, inscribed with his name.
Happy speeches were made on the occasion.
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AMusEMENrs NEXT WEEK.-Some rare at
fractions are In preparation at the Acadamy OF
Music for next week. The excellent comedy
company viii return and bring out, on Monday
night, the beautiful drama Of "Rosedale," which,
at wallack's. New YORK, had so extraordinary
ron last winter. The piece win be put upon the
boards with the utmost care and attention to
details Later In the week we are to have
the charming Christmas piece Of "Dot, or the
Cricket on the Hearth"
During the week following, there win be an en-
;gagernent OF the Galton english Opera Company.
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TsH SUPREME CouKr.-This court was not in
session on Thursday. The following cases were
accidentally omitted from the report OF the pre-
yious days proceedings: Robert A. Pringle ct al
gs Beia Sizer ct al; J. D. Caskey, sheriff, ads.
VIM. McNnllan, and R. s. Gillian, plaintiff in
errvr, VI. W. s. McJunkln, defendant in error,
were continued by consent. L. H. Deas ads. James
.Chesnut. executor, was struck OF.
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CIG RS:
LA CAROLINA CIGARS, at $40 per NJ
La Carolina Cigars, No. 1, at s22 perM
Corona je Espana, No. 1, at SIS per M
Ell Bouquet, at $50 per N
Partagas, (Havana flllingD at $40 perM
H. Upmann, (Havana,) at $50 per NJ
Figaro, Genuine Spanish,) at SIS per n
Jenny Lind, at $50 per N.
AS all these brands are made under my especial
care and supervision, 1 can warrant that all
Cigars smoke well and will give satisfaction
at the prices.
Imported Cigars of different grades.
For Cigar Manufacturers, large assortment of
Leaf Tobacco.
"A stock of Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO,
and PIPES.
Merchants and Consumers are respectfully in
yited to give me call, the undersigned being re-
solved to give satisfaction.
dec1S smw1mo j. hADSEN.
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THE MARINERS CHuRcH.-There will be service
In the Mariners Church, Church street, to-mor-
row, Sunday, at half-past 10 O'Clock in the monr-
ing. Service In the afternoon at half-past s
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Il USIN-E NOT C Il 8 .

THERE ARE FEW Christmas presents that
would be more acceptable than canary, and
some fine songsters can be obtained by applying
early at No. 195 King street,
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If YOU WANT to get something nice and
good in the way Of jewelry, go to James Allan's,
No. 3o7 King street, where you will have hand
some and well assorted stock to selec: from.
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BAvARIAN BEER-Just received lot of
that celebrated Bavarian Beer. Also Champagne
Cider on draught, by A. TIEFENTHAL,
declso No. l07 Market street.
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CANDY! CANDYl CANDY!

Let those who want Fresh and Pure CANDY 90
to A. D. FLEIlNG'5 Steam Candy Factory, No.
341 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 crystalzed and glazed
Fruits and Bon. .Bons, OF all shapes and forms, to
please the ladies and little ones, for Christmas.
Also, 0nc assortment OF Cakes aud Mlnce Pies
for the HOLIDAYS dcoi3 IL
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FoR THE HoLIDAYs.-Cheap chromos, fine
photographs, handsome picture frames, large
stock OF albums-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 bill-heads in the best style and on
fine paper, at 50 so per thousand. Merchants. think
OF ftS