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The New York herald., 1869-12-01
SALES At AUCTION.
A ucTloN sALE-AT ls WEST TwENTysIXTH

UcTloN SALE-AT 1lS WEST TWENTy&lXTH
IA street.
A rare opportunity for
Housekeepers wanting good Furniture. . . .
EDWIN NICHOLS A CO.. Auctioueers will cell all tho
handsome Household Furniture Al the private residence is
Twenty sixth street. between Sixth Seventh
this "wednesday morning. December I0 O'Clock
cisey; all the furniture made order months
and VIII DC sold to the highest bidder, without reserve
hagnincent rosewood IA octave fianoforte,
Beautiful Parlor SIits, latest style,
covered with and gold and crimson and gold French
Bronres, Clocks on PAINTINGS. Vases satuary, Figures
and Mantel Mirrors, Lace Curtains, Desk Bookcase,
Library Table; rosewood and walnut Bedateads, Bu-
Wassands Commodes, Spring and Hair Mattresses,
Beds Bolstes, Pillows, Blankets Sheets Sofas Chairs,
Velvet, Brussels and Three ply Carpets; Buffet Extension
and Tea Tables Dining Chairs, Mirrors Glass, China and
Silver Ware Table Cutlery Servants and Kitchen Furni
ture, Oicoth &c. N. B-keable cart
positive, rain or shine.
A UcTIoN sALE.aJ N. TAYLOR. AucTIoNEER.
IA Peretnptory sale of
Magnificent Household Furniture.
BOO Lots by catalogue,
valued at x2NGU0.
Drawing Room Suits Pianofore Bronzes, Paintings Statu
Velvet Carpets marquetere bos dc rose Cabinets,
and many and costly Works OF Art,
at public auction,
ON THIS DAY WEDNESDhY), DEC. !,
at The elegant brown stone mansion, ,
West F1fteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth
sale commencing at lU0 O'Clock.
Drawing Room Sus, covered crimson gold, blue gold
brocate Curtains TO match Etagerss, Bookcase. Lace
Clocks Vases Pianoorte Music Cabinet
walnut Bureaus Bedseas Wardrobes, SUITE style Louis
XIV. Mattresses, Extension Table, Buffet Ch,naware,
Cutlery Glassware Linen Sverware, Casters Tureens SAL
goods Parties wishing to attend this take Fifth
stages or Sixth avenue cars.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCWoNEER.

MORRIS WILKINS, AUCrIONEER.
Valuable Property the Grand OceanB oulevard for
Park way recently located by the Park Commissioners from
Prospect Park Coney Islands, having frontage
the Prospect Park far Grounds also Fatbush avenue,
village OF Fatbush, Long Island.
+ II. LUDLOW& 4 CO., will sell At auction Thursday,
December 1859 at o'clock, at the Exchange Saesroom
III Broadway, Trinity Building, New York.
Six Plots containing from POI 80 lots EACH Kings High
way fronting Prospect Park Fair Grounds opposite the
entrance to race course. On one the plots is good
frame dwelling outbudngs well calculated for public
house.
Grand Ocean Boulevard.
Fortynne Plnts fronting the Boulevard, Park
Woodside avenue Cedar Chestnut and Walnut Streets and
Shell road.
Park, running through to Catharlne street.
Two Plots comprising about lots southcastery
of Flatbnsh and Union place.
Sixty per cent may remaih Bond and Mortgage.
Books maps fun particulars Auctioneers ocs, No.
3 Pine street.
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HENRY DREHER 4 HoPsoN, ,AUcTIoNEERs, 10 BOW
cry, wednesday December at II o'clock, a. l77 RI
reaus Washstands Chairs Tables ocoths Carpets Stoves
Srockery, Kitchen Utensils, &c.
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JACOB BoGART AUCTIoNEEE.

JACOB BOGART AUCTIONEER
81 This day wednesday, Dec. ],
at 1oh o'clock, at the auction rooms No North William
consisting Of mahogany Paror Suits in green push mahogany
Sofas, Lounges mahogany wardrobes, Pine do Dressing
Bureaus, Washstands, mahogany and Chairs black
walnut extension Dinng Tables oak Dining Room Chairs
oak Arm Chairs oak chestnut marble and plain
Cottage SUITS superior Hair and Spring Mattresse Husk
Mattresres black walnut Bedseads black walnut and oak
Desks Brussels Ingram Carpets Ocioh eproof Safe
Also at IL O'Clock two rosewood Pianos
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SALES AT AUCTION.

RY rHILLIP LEVY, AuCTIONEER.-OIL PAINTINGS
y ~ sell at auction, at the Artists Saesroom, 70 Mas
sau street This day Dec and at ii o'clock A.
M asupeTo collection OF on Paintings, by eminent Ameri
gether.
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~ uAIHEwAY, AUCTIoNEER-s THIS DAY, AT
I n Vssey street, at l0 o'clock, Dry Goods, Musins.
nj IL O'clock Greenwich street the whole stock and
Fixtures Of u Distilery Store
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DECElVER'S SALE.-ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS
III A. NJ. CRISTALAR 4 SON, Auctioneers, will offer nt
their salesroom AZ Broadway Thursday, December
1o O'Clock large collection Of valuable Oh Paintings by
well known European masters Of the
BELGIUM, FRENCH, GERMAN and ITALIAN SCHOOLS.
The trade private buyers and others making collections
earnestly invited to this SALE In which viii many
paintings suitable for holiday presents.
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HENRY DREHER &HoPsoN, AUCTIoNERs, 10 ROW
cry WEDNESDAY December at 10 O'Clock, al s6 Essex
rors Glassware, Counters Ice Box, Stores nne
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TACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER.
81 THURSDAY, Dec q
Mortgage sale Daguerrean Gallery, ii o'clock at the anc
ton rooms No North illam street the Effects Of Da.
Gallery consisting of NIL the Tools and Implements
for carrying the business Cameras Head Rests Plates
OH Paintings Pictures, Oace Railing, Showcases Counters
Furniture, &c.
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r S. WEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER,
i. BY s. HERMAN CO.,
will sell this day wednesday, December at 0 O'clock
at ass Pearl street. the contents of Confectionery consist
ing of Candies Candy Jars Ice Cream Cana Counters Show
cases, Shelving, &C. Sale positive and reserve.
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DAwNBROKER'S sALE--wATCHES AND JEwELRY.-
X. FIELD, Auctc neer lS5 Chatham street. will sell on
Thursday at ii O'clock $40 lots OF gold and silver Watches,
diamond and gold Jewery Pins Rings Earrings Bracelets
Necklaces gold Guard Fob and Vest Chains also Guns
Pistols Musical Instruments &c Worthy the attention
of dealers By order SIMPSON, SOMERS CO.. 81 Chat
ham street.
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I s. WElNBERGER, AUCTIONEER.
l.. Large and special sale of Toys and Fancy Goods
s. HERMAN co. will sell at public auction Thursday
December at 10 O'Clock, at l3 Bowery about 60
Wax Dolls and Fancy Goods, just arrived vessel fcrd
nand, viz Toys OF every description. China and Gas
Ware all kinds OF crying and clappng Dolls Portable Writ
Ing Desks Toilet and Fancy Work Boxes and hundreds
articles too numerous too mention. The catalogue will
prise many new goods just landed, and win be sold in lots
suit jobbers and dealers.
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M /. s. wEINBERGER, Auctioneer,

M l. s. wEINBERGER, Auctioneer,
BY g. HERMAN 4 Co,
will sell Thursday December q NJ ION o'clock AT l3 Bowery,
the Fancy store consisting of Hosiery Gloves
Corsets, Collars, Cuffs, Neckties Ribbons Needles. Pins
Combs Toys, DC. By order of l.. PENDSkOPFs City
Marshal.
NTARSHAL,S sALE.-FURNITURE.-R FIELD, AUC-
lN toneer, 1856 Chatham street, will sell this day, at IL
O'clock LOT of Household Furniture Chairs Bu-
Bedseads Washstands Hair and Spring Mattresses,
Carpets, &c. BY order p Feeney, City Marshal.
MORTGAGE sALE-OF ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PAR
M Tor Suit in damask; Pier Classes, with
match Chamber Suit; Il Carpets, Pianos ac:. by COLE
MURPHY, asl Fulton street, Brooklyn, on Wednesday,
December l. ut 10]1 O'Clock.
ID GAFFNEY AuCTIoNEER, s25 BowERY, SELLS
this day, at II o'clock, the Furniture OF first class
Bowling Saloon the OF Rvngton street and the
Bowery; Mirrors Chairs mahogany and marble top Stands
Chandeliers Cup Case, Ocoth silver Cups in lots Rain
shine
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ct. GEORGE HOTEL, CORNER OF BROADWAY AM
- Twentieth street.Ths house 10 newly and elegantly fun
nished and opened for the reception of guests wher
beautiful Rooms be secured suite sngy, At mode
rate prices Location unsurpassed Conducted the Anne
rcan Ilan Proprietor, VIM. II. FAIRCHILD.
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yUANTED7-A YOUNG LADY PERFECTLY coMPE
w ten, to mpart instruction in the French language The
undersigned wishes to become perfectly fa in French
and desires nstructess who Ia willing devote her entire
time for six months to that purpose She will be required
reside neghbong city The best references will be re
quired, and compensation will be liberal Address AMERI
CAN, box 230 Herald Office.
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poARD-W1TH TUITION, FOR TWO YOUNG LADIES
ID Of neglected educaon three misses in the family Of
experienced and thoroughly qualified nstrucess residing
in Brooklyn. Address HOME, Brooklyn Herald branch
onlc
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CUMMIT HOTEL (NEw HOUsE), CORNER OF CANAL
- street and Bowery, the European planRooms by
the day, week month. All rooms heated
b, BREEDER. Proprietor.
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UCrIoN EOTTCE.-CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
~ on Wednesday, December at 10f o'clock also Hard
ware &C., &C., THURSDAY December q at ION O'clock by
j. BEACH CO.. fS Barclay street and ~ Park place.
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A LARGE SAFE WITH TWO BURGLARPROOF IN
n side Safes, with Combination Locks, for sale cheap
Also medium and small size Safe cheap.
q. @. QUIRK, 1a Dey street.
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BOARD AND LODGTNG wANTED.

A GENTLEMAN, 30 YEARS OLD, WOULD TEAC
n piano meodeon tor the of furnished Room
with gas and heat Reference given to ability Addre
f. f. N, Herald Office
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A FIRST CLASS PAYING BUSINESS.-INVESTIGA
n ton solicited For good only, will be sold oI
exchanged for real estate other property.
TOWNSEND 56 Grand street, Brooklyn f. ID.
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AN OYSTER SALOON FOR SALE AT LOW PRICE.
n Good location low rent does fine business This Is
rare chance. MlfCHELLS Store Agency ~ Cedar street.
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A FOR sALE-BAKERIEs TEA STORES REsTAU.
"A. rants, Hotels Cigar Stores Billiard Saloons Liquor
Stores Groceries Confecti0ne Toy Stores Stores
Market Stands Shoe Stores
MIrCHELL'S Store Agency n Cedar street.
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~ OF French and music, wishes few pupils in those
branches would like to board In family where lessons
II. Herald
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TX UNIVERSITY PLACE.-FRoNT PARLoR AND BED
O room second floor; also large single Room hir,
four 10 et without Board Breakfast uraished. References
Sequred and given.
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FOR SALE.

AN OLD EsTABLIsHED DRUG STORE, II MILEs
a rom the city; prize $SC; fine opening for phy-
Liquor q Cigar orockery Stationery Gents Furnishing,
lertes. RUFUS K. MoHAR0, n Cedar street.
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES A ROOM WITH
N fun Board, in u small private American family. Ad-
dress, with terms, X. S., box b,635 Post Office.
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Bon Ton Candy Surprise Boxes.

Something Ne,c and Very SdleLJle
TACH BOX is filled with new and assorted
lL favored Candy and every box will give you
A SURPRISE. Gold and Silver Watches, Wat ch
Chains, Ladies' and Gents Breast Pins, Sleeve
Buttons, Studs, Ear Rings, Charms, &C., &c.
They retail at % cents. Manufactured by
GEORGE MILLER d SON,
G10 Market street, Philadelphia, Penn, and
sold by Confectioners and Store. keepers every
where.
The demand for this new confectionery is go
great that the trade are desired to forward
their orders at once. We caution our friends
to beware Of worthless limitations, the Bon
Ton being the original box, the standard of
which shall always be maintained.
Nov %
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"A drasdfal Sofias lvas perpesrated at
3ssaaaps Grove, near Huntington, Ps.,
5S "Wednesday nigIsg T2D med entered
10 dwelling Of Jpha PerGhtals, and shut
him dead, and literally apiit his wisS's
|ekull open with oh axe. They elso shot
dsada lad named Gardners The crinses
were coihmitted az the family were seated
a$ supper, between 6 and Z o'clock. Sus-
picicn xests on two men who have been
observed lettering about the place for
some time past.
The Chester Reporter says: We learn
that Mr.. VIM. F. Knox met with seri-
GUS injury on Monday night, at the
hands of one j. Mcdowell, from which
it is thought he will not recover. The
parties were out hunting possums, and
met in the woods; their dogs got to fight
ing; this led to n quarrel between the
men, which resulted in Mr.. Knox receiv-
ing a blow in the head with an axe.
A London despatch says a most la
mentable accident to the boiler of 81. M.
8. Thistle occurred on Wednesday last,
during her trial trip. AN explosion took
place, which resulted in the death of ten
persons, and severe injuries to eight
others.
The Courier says it is reported IN ap-
preparation of $4OO. 900 has been pro-
cured tocomplete the new Custom House
at Charleston.
A case of torpedoes fell from hosting
machine in New Orleans yesterday, and
exploded. killing two men and damaging
the building.
Congressman Cox, of New York, shows
that while the income tax yields only
about $31 ZOO. 600 of revenue per annum,
it costs $12, 900, 900 to collect it.
The weak and emaciated mother says:
"My health and strength is restored By
the use of" SoLoMoNs' BIrrERs. MI
The ashes of Napoleon II, the 'King
of Rome" are to be returned from Aus
tria to France.
II am strong and healthy, yet to pre-
serve my good condition." I use Solo
MONS BITTERs. N21
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Mr.. EDITOR: In the PHOENIX, of yes
terday, appears q communication from
the Chairman of the Committee on
Books and Stationery, stating that they
the Committed ''saw on exhibition some
very handsome specimens of book bind
ing, blank books, &C., but had no juris-
diction over them, they having been i'm
properly entered on some other cata-
logue." AS was the only book binder
exhibiting. besides Messrs. Walker,
Evans & Cogswell, L presume the hand
some specimens referred to belonged to
me; and it seems very strange how they
could have been Improperly registered.
rs entered them for competition. as 1
thought, in the regular form. They
were also reported by the regular re-
porter, taken from the books in which
they were entered, and published in the
list of entries. feel confident that my
work, on exhibition at the Fair, was
superior to any exhibited. I do not
wish to censure the Committee, as they
no doubt did their duty according to in
structions; but there was, evidently,
carelessness somewhere.
E. +. STOKES.
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BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD. preliminary
meeting of the Directors of the Blue
Ridge Railroad Company was held in
Charleston, on Friday last. and ON Sat
rrday meeting of the stockholders was
held. These meetings were held with
closed doors, and no reporters werc
allowed to be present, nor was any &C.
count of the proceedings furnished for
publication. 1t hns, however, transpired
that the directors declared the contract
of Crisswell, Patterson & Co. to be
forfeited, and elected Wm. McKinlay,
colored, and Judge James l.. Orr to till
the vacancies caused by the resignation
of Mr.. Geo. 8. Cameron and the with
drawal of Mr.. j. H. Holmes The Board
of Directors is now rs follows: j. w.
Harrison, President; L. J. Robertson,
Henry Gourdin, William Gurney, G.. A.
Trenholm, James l.. Orr, William Nc
Kinlay, J. H. jerks, and James NJ.
Allen, Gov. Scott and Mayor Pillsbury
are directors rc6icio, and as they repre-
sent nine tenths of the stock, they control
the company absolutely and entirely
No m ore need be said on that point. The
company,it is understood, will ask for no
approprition this session, unless the
priceiof State bonds can be run up to
tho neighhorhood of par.
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PROSPERITY OF SoUrH CAROLINA 1t
is gratifying to note the evidence of
prosperity among the people of South
Carolina. During the past year they
have paid over 50, 500, 600 into the inter
nal revenue department, besides 81, OOO,-
900 State taxes, while their debt has
been SO far reduced that it amounts to
bus one-sixth of that North Carolina
This cheering exhibit is due mainly to
the abundance of the rice and cotton
crops of the pest year, the value Of which
will reach, if it does not exceed, S25, 900,
600. baltimore Sm. - - -,
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Isiekets had gone up now "a issty nsr,ts,
backed ont, and inpsiGH ARhil8 to ray
kseisT begsn o. think she GsAGt MacSG Faie
waE really catch -penay Egncssn. g
f.. The eaclo1ure Of the Ge0fgin State
FaiR Grounds must cover 0yag 400 aayes.
ana I had rambledA eli oves iks Feeling
thes q ''few drops" vculdy aos damage
the inner-man, I approached one Of the
rosetted gentlemen and asked where ]
could get drink? Not on the grounds,
sir, was the ready reply. For, said he,
We have positively forbid any liquor
being sold on the place. Sorry for it.
thought I, and walked on. Within twen-
ty yards Of where met him, there was
q door. out Of which he came and into
which won't. There was counter, la
ger beer, fruit and various nick-pa
l asked for glass of whiskey, and in
two seconds. the tumbler and decanter
were on the counter. I took my drink,
and thought I would hunt mp the official
aforesaid, and give him a little informa-
my luck, when he expressed surprise.
But, alas! for his attempt at official ig-
norance, smelt the "sperits" when I
first asked where could 90 and do like
wise? Really, this big Fair is q big
game, at which many parties are playing,
and whore everybody will win, but the
planter. In my next, I'll tell you some
thing more of these tricks.
Somewhat wearied with sightseeing, I
stroll listlessly through the gay crowd,
and observe the trains rolling up. One
OF them is loaded with boilers, wagons,
plows, minerals. boxes and every con-
ceivable article, just arrived from
Cincinnati. by way of Baltimore. On
Tuesday, it was announced the books
were closed, but now, to-day, (Thursday,)
they are again opened, and all kinds of
articles received. even to q COW or two,
from the city of Macon, belonging to
some one who, doubtless, thought he or
she could beat Mr.. Peters in the contest,
and after making a survey of the cattle
exhibition, had gone off for their pet
COW, to deprive him of the premium.
Such game could scarcely have been
played in Columbia, last week.
The other train had notices and flags
about it, and soon disclosed the fact, that
1T contained the shoddy representatives,
of the North, who had cost the State of
Georgia over 500 q head to bring them
to the Fair. For, be it known, that dhe
Executive Committee, or the Express
Governor, had chartered ali extra fancy
train and started it from Atlanta to Waah-
lngton City, for Forney & Co., and the
train was only stopped at Lynchbur&
Virginia, because tho track of tho next
railroad did not suit the wheels of the
train. 1 wonder if the Executive Com
mittee of the South Carolina Agricultu-
raj and Mechanical Society will ever Le
guilty of such monstrous toadyism :?
Yours, &C., VISITOR.
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A Cold To-DAY-a cough tomorrow,
tightness of the breast the next. Pneu-
monia follows. Consumption crowns
the fatal issue-all from neglected cold
or cough. STANLEY's CELEpRArRD CoUaH
EXPEcToRANT, known more than quarter
Of century, is the only sure remedy.
The remedy is at hand. Why will We not
nse it? For sale by FISHER & HE1N1rsH,
Druggists. MO
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Reasons why you should use TUFTS
IMPROVED LIQUID HAIR DYE. Because
the BARRIERS say it is the best. Because
it imparts natural color. Because it
does not injure the hair. Because it
leaves the hair soft and glossy. Because it
does not stain the skin or bed linen. Be-
cause its application is simple and easy.
Because its effect is instantaneous. Be-
cause it is the best in the world. N2O 6
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Administrators Notice.

A LII PERSONS indebted to the estate of
IA Stephen 8. Lever, deceased, are hereby
notified that they must como forward and
make payment immediately, and persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are notified that
they must present them to the undersigned
properly attested. THOS. w. FRIDAY,
- Nov "a 2w* Surviving Administrators
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Dancing Soiree.

JIM MAYRANT informs his friends tina
70 he will give DANCING SOIREE, ut Pal
On metto Fire Hall, on WEDNESDAY EVEN
November 25. Ney23%
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A colored man named James Baily, re-
siding near Charleston, was murdered by
some unknown parties on Saturday night
and the body placed on tho railroad
track.
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To the Public.

To the Public.
OWING to contemplated change in my
necessary that all persons who have been
favored at my esta blishment, should settle up
promptly. This notice is applicable to one
and all. 7. II. POLLOCK,
Nov % or tho "Poliock Housc"
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Kerosene! Kercsene!!

Kerosene! Kerosene!
DURE KEROSENE OIL, warranted 11O, fire
Il test. for sale low by the barrel and at ro-
tail; also in fivo gallon tin cans, at GO cents
convenient for country purchasers.
Nov "a j. & Il. r. AGNEW.
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HoEEL Ansay41.s. November 98.LMck-
erson HotGso.--Jecob p. Reed, Anderson:
]. a.; Taylor, lKingviile;f O. N.,,AveriN'
John A. Aston, Charleston: g. rConklinr.
u. Hill, 8. II. Johnson. F. T. Ames, New
York; A. r. Ramsay, 8. 81. Jones, Edge.
field; B. g. Yocum, Chester; Antonie
Raffe and wife. Paris; g. W. Oushman.
Aiken; @. B. Trumbo, A. G.. Albert, Jr.,
Baltimore; o. Onley aud son, Oregon;
W. @. Stewart, Lancaster; F. @. win.
hanson. O. O. & A. r. R.; David j.
Jones, Rock Hill; A. M. Kirkland, So.
Express Co.; 9. 81. Wright, Beaufort; r.
A; Fair, Thos. Thomson. Z. }. Jones,
Ab6eyille; L. A: Bigger, Manning; G.
Mcmillan, Ga; L. r. Aladdox and wife,
Riohland; 8. s. Mason, Marion,. B. P.
Rogers, Flat Rock; J. L. Deaton. n. O.:
r. G. Montgomery, Mass. w. D. Van
Norstrand, N. j.; j. B. Seigler, New
berry. = j.
National HOTEL. SpeIler, G.. a.
Neuffer, Jno. Harvey, Oharleston; q.
W. Raisor. Anderson; J. Cathey, N. O.;
Jno. 81. McDewitt, Edgefield; M. g.
Harden, Miss. J.. 81. Prewitt, Tenn.:J.
s. Sprague, n. Y; J. H. DUNCAN, Balti-
more; s. Montgomery, Miss Mont
gomery. Newberry; w. T. McKewn,
Orangeburg; w. r. Bradford, w. Il.
Disher. s. @. r. r.; H. l.. LETTERS. Rich.
land; W. 81. Ball, Laurens; w. p. Ooker,
Riedville.
Central Hotel-W. Brown and LADY. G.
P. Hoffman,. Fairfield; J. J. O'Connsll,
G. O'Keefe, Fort Mills; DR.. J. 81. Rice.
Moffattsville; DR.. J. Wilson, William
ston; j. ID. MoElwaic, Sumter; a. G..
Desportes, Ridgewsy; j. B. Moore, An
derson.
Columbia Hotel-J. B. Lanneau, Md:
W. A. Wesland, Blackville; J. n. Jenks,
d. I. Corbin, Miss NJ. Wynn, G.. Addi-
son, Charleston; J. May, ,Yorkville; J.
II: Ancrum, Jr.. Mrs. J. n. Ancrum,
Miss M. P. DeGraffenreid, Florida; r.
A. Pringle. Charleston; NJ F. Maloney,
Blackville; j. A. Brenner, Augusta; b.
r. McEwen, Edgefeld; G. M. Hawkins,
Md; G. W. Gibson and lady, Fairfield;
w. c: McMichael, Yorkville; j. Q. Cou-
sart, w. G. Stewart, Lancaster; ID. P.
Sparks, La; L. Hill, q. Conkling, N.
T.; r. A. Douglass, s. J. Tarrence, Pa;
II. Beattie. Greenville; F. A. Sawyer,
5. c.; Miss j. A. Cooper, Edgefeld: G.
Fl. PettingilI, L.. NJ. Stoebe, s. O.; NJ.
Il. Church, N. Y; J. w. Corbin, Md;
L. Hurley, Charleston; j. W. Marshall,
Abbeville; DIR. r. Vampill, Marion; D.
Scully, Md; M. Caufeld. Charleston; E.
DeBerry, S. c.; T. F. Clyburn, Lancas-
ter; G. A. Andrews, N. G.
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Dupont's Gunpowder Agency.

N grades, in Whole, Half and Quarter Kegs
and Canisters, for sale low to the trade and
consumers-also, Drop and Buck SHOT, Per-
cussion CAPS, Gun FIints, &c, for sale low,
by J.&T T. r. AGNEW.
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Just the thipgl" Such is the excla-
nation of the Dyspeptics who use Solo,
MONS BITTERs. N2I
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Breakfast Bacon and Smoked Beef.
Gnn LBS. Choice Breakfast BACON,
OOO 200 Lbs. Prime Smoked BEEF, for
sale by Il. Il G. d. HOPE.