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Evening star., 1869-08-12

VICE PRIsIDsNT COLPAx.-9overnor Blais.
dell, Mayor Adams, Judges Bald win and
Whitman and other leading citizens of
Virginia City. Nevada, met Vice President
iColfax Tuesday morning and escorted him and
his party to Carson. WHARF the Vice President
was greeted with most cordial reception in
the evening. Judge Whitman introduced
Vice President Colfax to the citizens. who
made one of his most able and eloquent
speeches. He referred TO his former visit four
years ego, and contrastsd the weary week {
took 70 make 1t then With the spsedl and COM
fort with which he had now made the trip over
the Pacific Railroad in one Of Pullman's cars
and spoke with great effect of the vast re.
sources. progress. power and fnture glory-of
the Republic. He was frequently interrupted
with applause. Senator Nye, Senator Frost, OF
Nebraska, Judge Baldwin and others also ad-
dressed the assembly. Rousing cheers were
given for the Vice Presidert, the Uni ON, &C.
Vice President Ooifax and party are the guests
of the Hon william Sharon, Jr. Yssterday
afternoon the Vice President aud party were
by his Excellency Governor Biais.
dell at the Warm Springs near Carson. To-day
they visit Lake Tape.
Evening star., 1869-08-12

Nj AGNeLIA nAaSoLIAH
This choice brand of EXTRA FLOUR. from
rev wheat. and Of very superior quality, for sale
to the tr rade in any Qosntity.
Also, MILL OFFAL, By the manufacturer.
eco. oHOEMAkEk,
146 Water street,
adjoining Rays Coal Dock,
m 3awSw Georgetown, D. c.
HAVE YOUR LATROBIs AND STOVES
am repaired o do this work 10 the very hest ~
manner full line Of LATR0BE STOVES
and STOVE kBPAIKs now in store ~
+. SIMPSON,,
Pennsylvania avenue,
an 1-eoIt between 10th and llth streets,
Evening star., 1869-08-12

MAYOR BOWEN returIed to This city from
his short trip tc Cape May last evening, aad is
attending to the duties Of his ofrce today.
Evening star., 1869-08-12

ONE THOUSAND sRGARs, from a San Fran.
cisco firm, packed in glass boxes Of 100 each,
with the monogram Of the President on each
box, and the small end Of each cigar finished
with gold leaf, have arrived here addressed to
the President
Evening star., 1869-08-12

JUDGE DENT, il is said, will ssstick," and if
nominated for Governor of Mississippi by the
Conservative Republicans he will accept; and
If any one else is nominated, he will enter
actively into the campaign in support of the
nominee, whoev YER he may be.
Evening star., 1869-08-12

A CIRCULAR has been sent by the Com mis-
sisner OF the General Land Ofice to all re-
ceivers of public moneys connected with the
public lands, requiring them to promptly
deposit their receipts whenever at the end of
the month or quarter they amount to $4,000.
Should they neglect to do so, their attention
Will be called to the fact by telegraph, the ex-
pense OF which, together with the reply, will be
charged TO the account Of the delinquent Off
cial. These requirements, which are In COM
pliance with the Treasury regulations, are now
especially enforced, in consaq renee OF the large
amount Of money coming in from the sales OF
the public lands,
Evening star., 1869-08-12

OMHIBUssEs FOB PIU-NICs
4@
MALICE BROTHERS STABLES,
STREET,
yElm Between 49, and 18th.
Evening star., 1869-08-12
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip,

INTERNAL REVENUE The receipts to-day
from this source were s775.27O.35
Evening star., 1869-08-12

NoVsIrH souspsy ou1sx, AID HAOHIH1
PARKERsBUR0, WEST vIBGlUIA.
have on hand one Portable essam 3 = Mn
aorss Power that Ne win sell e eur voPks
Ioi yiTW eanhs Also. eevtEA portable enRfnea
snltsoe Tor threshtng mac hines Of u herDo rover:
sos voral portable eng fnes OF wheels IRON rs 10
~ none Dover or under. PerSono vfshinR 70 nuF
chase new or second hand machfnsry, en9fnes or
ron. YOU'D DO Veil 20 call or 0ddfeS n 81
Lhtst Co., Rarksubcrs, West Virginis.
NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE, sII. ssA strss.
~ near Pennsyivanfa avenue ROBERf FUL,
ION 90. ADVANCE money on Bonda atoek r. Ana
Real Estate. piAmend W stches DIV GSoSs Pns
niture. Pianos. and all kinds Of Personsi Pro.s,
" n. B.-rhs highest cash price nsid for AZ.
,sme. Open evsry dsy except e1ndsya from 4
- 20 =. II ely
SsI I'VE AND LET LIVE"
Ia W. b BROWNE co..
DEALERS IN FINE FAMILY 6ROCERIRs.
TEAs. LIQUORS. &c,
No 6-s 'th street, bet. and @ SITS. south.
Terms cash. iy lt-Im-
NJ Ills CAfAWBA WINE.
Nl Prom Gen Mills, OF Sandusky.
ferfeetiy pure and rarely surpassed By any
otner vine tr summer use.
= wv. BSBCHELL,
Corner 18th and streets,
fp under Ebbitt House.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

no; 4-6} Oh 1xHIBITION IHo. ass
5TH \ AND eAL1 1rH
No. ass Seventh street, between d and n strssts
Eight Doors above Odd Fellows Han,
Chsfce OIL Paintings, Epgravings, Chromos, 10.
Also, largest Stock PaPerhangings, window
sells: Ring, Nails, &C., in the District TIRMs
CASH. Please Remember Name and Number
Ally
Evening star., 1869-08-12

E,IsHINa TACKLE q P!AB0DY's, Ho. ala
II street, between 9Th and 7th. Also. deals In
Guns Pissols, Powder. snot. Balls, Gaps, and Car
tTidees ReDeiring Of Guns Locks, and Bells don
In the best manner at short notice, myl1-
Evening star., 1869-08-12
SUMNER RESORTS.

A rLANTIC CITY, M.
"A "LIGHT HOUSE COTTAGE,
The best location on the Island Most IA
convenient TO the surf Good an4 safe ~
bathing Through in two hours from lss
PhIlsdelphiA Terms mOSerate.
Jyl6-ln' JONAH w0OTON, Proprietor.
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Tbe WarleStnaa Aemg.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER ,, 1869.
10 Our Friends in the ountry-In-
duccmcnts to New Subscribers.

We DESIRE II possible, TO make THE NEWS
tohfch is already oithont exception The chen pest
newspaper in the South, regular piSitOr in
ere''D 'oeV regulated household in this ana ne
adjoining States. rs an iHiucenlent to The plant
e'-s to subscribe to THE NEWS betorc The erpi,u-
ton oJ IN e1resent year, ,ce have arranged 7pith
Aessrs. Ip0lfe', Evans &c Cogs,cr', the publish.
ers orHta RURAL CAHOI.INIAS, to supply that netp
ana superb agricultural magazine, together tuith
THE NEWS, to all neto subscribers, at the Jolo,o-
ting rpI'V l0,o rates:
THE DAILY NEWS ana the RURAL CARvLINIAN,
one year, Tor sir dollars ana Grly cents.
THE TII-WEEEIY NEWS ana The RURAL CARO-
LINIAE, one gear, for Jour dollars
:. Subscriptions to The t,c0 publications mav Dc
sent either to The prOl,rietOrS OF TIE NEWS or to
the proprietors QJ The RURAL CAROIINIAN. But
pS'sons desiring to orGU themselves orthtS Offer
-'s1tst do so BEFORE The ErSt QJ January nert as
the arrangement toiU not be extended Uepond
that period.
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VIZ are obliged TO our correspondent from
Beaufort for the informatisa* that Professor
Fiske, of Harvard, is ...nyt cntitie1ao BID
.'callcd professor" and is named John,
not James. Tho name was either mis-
print or an inadvertcncy, for We know very
well that the Eric King was otherwise en-
gagged in speculation. But MS 10 the profess
sorship, we are Obliged, until further notice.
10 defer TO the authority of The lF0Hd, in
which his lectures are published That
journal says, IN an editorial notice: ''IIur-
"Yard is the first of American colleges to
't1i0e char TO what has. in fragmcntary
"way, existed since the time of Bacon, but
'thas only lately come 10 he known as tho
positive plilosoply.GD Mr.. John Fiskc, one
"of the most thorough and versatile scholars
Gin this country, us the readers of The World
"know, has been chosen rs the first An,ey.i-
scan professor to expound the system" :"
II our correspondent is right, The World
is wrong, although Professor John Fiske
is one of its regular contributors. AS the
Professor confesses that he knows nothing
US it is, perhaps Tie World, o,. perhaps our
correspondent may be in similar predi-
cament ..-
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ONE point made Jy the Radicals in Co.
lumbla against Judge Carpenter is That the
clause in tho presentmcnt of the Grand Jury
OF Orangebnrs County denouncing the ma
gistrates Hs incompetent, and as thorough
nulsnncos, was ''insorted by the requestp
OF the Judge himself. This is not true.
Judge Carpenter appreciates tho response
bilities as well as privileges OF his posi-
tion, and was not guilty of the impropriety
OF suggesting whom or what the grand jury
should, or should not. present.
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WE are indebted to the Columbia cores
pondent Of the Charleston Courier for the
gratifying intelligence that Congressman
"mttemorc thinks the Republican party
evil carry the State next year by thirty-tive
thousand majority. The following counties
'are put down as probably Democratic:
Lexington. spnrtnnburg, Union, Horny,
"Pickens, Anderson ana Greenville. Tho
doubtful ones are Lancaster, Marion and
Chesterfield" Considering that the Radi-
cal majority last year was only 17,06i, and
that tho Radicals wcro defeated at that time
in only fifteen counties. the estimate OF
Congressman Whittemore is vcr, MOLE
rate one. The backbone Of the party must
and shall bc preserved, II Whittemorc can
do it,
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21OO ACRES TO LEASE FOR A
Z1-FStNI TERM 0R yEtRu ia,.xo o,,.t

2AO0 ACRES AI,nI J., TO Q, LEASE II FOR A
EfOO TERM OF YEARS.-The largo and
beautiful PLANTATION, known as Keltt Pincc
consisting Of 2i0o acres, HOO cleared. Soil rIc
aid clay abounding In deposits OF mnrl. 700 acres
Of sncndl;l cotton land; 100 acres OF IL will make
bay 10 tho acre; location perfectly llcnl,ly nil
the eur; four and half miles from Lewisyillr
South Carolina RarOnil; well settled; has been I'M
constant cultivation since tho war; las nli neccs
sary buildings; small dwelling, barns stables,
ginhouse, screw, laborers' houses. Lyons Creek
runs through the estate and furnishes one of tic
best sites for q factory in the State.
VIII be sold with the lense, the following: fine
young MULES, large lot or Improved Imple-
ments Brlnly Ploughs, New Gin. Dickson Cotton
Seed, enough 10 plant the entire crop; 1000
bushels OF Cotton Seed for rtzing; 800 bushels of
corn: All Will be sold on the place, low for cash.
Parties desiring to lease are requested to inspect
the growing crop Of cotton, which viii give entire
Satisfaction. por terms, apply to hins. LAW
REECE KELrr, st. Matthews r. O., Orangeburg
District, 8. O.
REpERRkCEs.-MaJor T. n. Whaley, J. G. Keitt.
Esq, Orangebur4; II. W. Peronncau, ESQ. vii
liam Middleton, Esq, Charleston.
0ct2S mwf2m0$
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TIE December number OF the Rural Caro-
antan is out, and from the casual glance
that we have given at its contents. we Judge
1t 10 be NO whit inferior In interest and value
To those which have preceded 1t. Planters
who wish to get this capital magazine should
avail themselves Of The offer held out during
the remainder OF tho present month to sub
SCRIBE ut greatly reduce price. to TRR
NEWS and tho Rlral Caro.taian in comDi-
nation. itftp
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.Ganrn GOODS, &e.

A v 81 TO r
Once said II We only knew where the resident
citizens made their purchases there we should get
well served. TO such we offer
A DIRECTORY.
The ladies' who desire the latcst STYLES OF fash
ionnble Head Dressing, Curls, Chignvns or
Dralds, Go 10 NJ K A. ASHTON.
The gentlemen who desire TO be prcsentab,e I'm
AdOnls attire, for Wigs.
Go to n. & A. ASHTON.
All who desire the best German CoIognes,
Go to n. & a. ASHTON.
For Diadcm or Coronul Combs oil
Go to NJ. { A. ASHTON.
Those who require the best Extracts,
10 TO NJ. IL A. ASHTON.
Every one who desires good Hair Brushes or
ComDs, Go to NJ. & a. ASHTON.
vi necessity oil who require good Tooth
Bfusn, Go 10 II. & Il. ASHTON.
For genuine Tale dc Vents, oil must
Go TO NJ. & a. ASHTON.
For Hair Dyes and RegcEcrators, nearly nil
Go 10 NJ. & A. ASHTON,
IN fact, oil who require genuine goods from the
following houses
Society lygienique, ;lI;allcy's, 4.
l.ubin'H, 3lAtklnsOn's
COwdray's, : EjGosncll's
Pvcr, l-lI0wc Il Sons
uuerlan, Sinrtllcy, =
Henry IL Dcmars0n, ltOwlandS & Sons, :.
lG0wland, Q
AS nlso Vents Goods In their line from every
reputable manufacturer III the States,
Go to NJ. & a. ASHTON.
No. o4o King street,
Five doors from Market street.
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all thc iac!s Investigated by the highest ncdicnl
ability, and the evidence alleged to be insufficient
TO justify conviction The analysis Is proved to
have been imperfect and the death shown To
have probably resulted from natural cause. Yet
Governor Gcary refuses to extend Executive
clcmcncy. AMI the doctor seems doomed 10 d,e ON
the gallowS within n few tlayY
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LESLIE, the incorruptiblc chief cook OF
the 'Land Commission" gives notice to the
world that his precious institution .'chal-
lenges investigation. 1t is unfortunate for
the shrcwd, but whimsical senator from
Barnwcll, thatho has not beon able to throw
sop to each of the envious "mcmbcrs OF
other departments" sufficiently sweet to in
ducc them to let him and his 'fat thing"
alone. , .-i u
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Eann for Gnfe

VALUABLE TIMBER l. ANDS AND
STEAM SAW MILLS FOR SALE.-I VIII sell
20 COO acres OF LAND and -FOUR STEAM SAM
MILLS situated III Coieton County, S. c., on tho
Edsto River. =. ~ - = -. '" '
These Lands have on unlimited supply of the
very finest Pine timber, and also Gnc facilities Tor
running machinery with water power All the
Mills are now In successful operation, and aro
connected with tho river either I canal or rail.
road: Location healthy, water Excellent, and
cane.
WIN sell these Lands in n body or divide them
into tracts TO suit purchasers.
For further particulars, apply to JOHN T. JEN
NlNGS, Georges Station, g. o. Railroad.
ucc3 fmW2mOSF
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COLONEL PEARcE, tho agent of Senator
Sprague, talks MS If he were going to begin
operations in earnest upon the Columbia
Canal, This is just right. If Senator
Spraguc turns in and docs the work, he is
tho nun for us. But If he dilly- -dallies my
more, tho sooner his lease is cancelled the
better for tho State.
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EHLORIDA LAND FOR SALE.-A
u valuable PLANTATION OF $50 acres in Ma.
rion County, Florida, is offered at private suIe,
part best hammock. Tlils Plantation Is one OF
t,,c miss Desirable In the State; Is very produc-
nVe Tor Cotton. Rice, Corn, Sugar, Vegetables
Sc.; also npe for Orlngcs ana other Fruits: is
located in one of tho healthiest nni most plea
SAINT nciRiborho0ds In the Slate, being convent.
ellt to railroads.. churches, &c. AppIy 10 A. H.
MuI.liGAN. C0ttnu Factor. Accommntlat[on
Wharf. Chareston. y. G. nnvio
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.WANTED, AGENTS. Two OIIUNDRED
w anl Fifty Dollars per month, To sell the
OILY Genuine Improved Common Sense Family
SEWING MACHINE. Price only SIS. Great In
iilccmcnts To Agents. This IL the most popular
sewing Machine Of the day-makcs the famous
that can be done on any machine. One hundred
thousand solIl nn,l the demand constantly In.
crenSiliT. NOW Is the time TO take an agency.
send for Circulars. G1- Beware Of inrringcrs-Iia
Address SECOIB 4 CO., Boston, Mass; Pitts
burg, Pa, or st. Louis, Mo. ocll0 3mos
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Anu5cn,ruls.
A CA MY OF MUSIC.

A e A Il MY OF MUSIC.
'oP'''" '............ JOHN CHADWICK
lessee anu Manager. cr............. JOHN Z. FORD
THIRD NIGHT OF THE SEASON
Ihencw AMI elegant Comedy, entitled
ii o NJ T.
Now In a very successful run al wallac;l'i Thea.
ire. New York.
Hiss ELDRlDGE. Miss ALEXANDER Miss TIEI
HElsf, Mr. JAMES ONEII. Mr.. II. II. WOOD.
MIR. SAMuEl RYAN, anl other Iadic,
al. gentlemen.
u" conclude with the amusing Farce cnti,lrl
D0DGlNG FOR A WIFE.
m'. i'"'lyPop.. Mr.. SAMUEL, RYAN
Day Performances on SATURDAY. when la,
dies willbc admitted for 80 cents; children 25
cents. M reserved seats Door. opcn a, half
lmst !, Curtain up NJ har-paSt . O'Clock, when
the brilliant Comedy of
G. II o q |.
viii he produced for the last time.
The Family Circle will be open on this ncc,
sion for - cents. The Gallery will he closed.
8D-on Saturday night 1.-THE LANCASIIIRE
LASS. ~
E8'0n Monday next "MUSICAL BURLESuuE.,
dec3
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IMPORTANT ANNOUN
BAZAAR, No. 500 KING STREET,
oonssR GEORGE,
J. ARCHER, PROPRIETOR.

would respectfully inform my numerous cns
TONER'S that have returned from New York lnd
nave received per steamers Manhattan and James
Gyeryihins In the NOTION, HOSIERY, SiiIiiT
TIES ami general fancy line. NJ stuck, at pres.
eni, is The largest ever offered In this city. Nv
position with Importers ami Manufacturers, "ns
CAsii huycr,n gives mo many advantages, oiil.
blin4 mo 10 sell oil goods at least from rs to 30
per se,lt. lcas than those holding old stock prcvI
ously bought on CREDIT.
Odd lots given awny.
Price list on application.
BAZAAR, No. 303 KING STREET,
The Lndics' Favorite Store.
CO. Several smart intelligent Youths wanted.
EOv9 limo
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Gailorins, &r.


Have Just received and opened q large ant fine
assortment OF MEMS Y0utiis' and Boys CLOTII-
lNG, FURNISHING GOODS, &c. Consisting OF
Elegant 0xERCOhTS, business AMI Dress Suits,
White and C00rcd Shirts Underwear Goods, Re
English and Domestic Half Hose, AleXnnderis
an, and ,Couviser's Kill Gloves. DucksSn, DoesEin,
GnlIakin; Ci0th, Cassimere, Tweed; Silk and
MecR Tics, Pocket liandkerchlefs, Suspenders,
Also, large and we'll assorted stock OF BROAD.
CLOTH, CASHMERE, D0ESKiN, BEAV
CLOTH. &c, large variety OF the new style Pants
hnu vest Patterns, which we offer sell by Niece
yard or pattern, or make up into garments by
measure, In tile latest styles.
OUR stock has been selected with great care,
and prices marked very low, In plain figures.
Being confident that We can offer Inducements
nne1ualeti by any other house, we solicit buyers
elsewhere.
All orders win receive our prompt and very
careful attention.
Entire satisfaction ia guaranteed.
octll mTf3mOs
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Cost ar10 Gonn0 .
Dtn 05oo0s, Nc.

CIIEAp GOODS CHEAP GOODS |!
I. OUDK PES,
o. In q st n L L /.
lla"inS removed TO that large ami commodou
I'ullding next to Burnham's Drug Store, l am now
prepared TO clcr The greatest bargains In
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, NOTIONS, &C.,
this market has ever produced.
Purchasers will do well by calling and cxamin
Ing our stock OF
DRESS GOODS
PRINTS
i.ONGCLOTHS
SIEETING
BROWN GOODS >
TABLE LINEN
TOWELS
GINGITAMS
CAssIMEREs
RUsrERY, NOTIONS, &C., &c.
Remember, I. GoUDKoUr's NEW STAND,
No. 423 KING STREET,
novs mwf Next to Burnham's Drug Store.
NEW SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
TIE TIME APPROACHES WHEN
G L o 7 II NG
Is unavoidable, and the point is to know
HOW AND WHERE TO GO TO OBTAIN A SUPPLY.
great many have found out already, and now
advise their trends in want of
DRY GOODS
To Gull at
U r C II G o TT T. II O.,
CORNER OF KING AND CALHOUN STREETS.
Where Dry Goods can be bought to great advGn-
tage. Attention Is called to:
100 pair lo-4 White Blankets only So IS. worth
s. so.
12.4 German Covcrlcts, from 81 up.
Large Comforts, only 50.
100 pair Fine Double Siawls only 81 so, worth
sG0o.
Arab Shnwls, from Sc, up.
case Brown Canton Flannel only I5c per
yard, worth .0c.
Heavy Black Beaver Cloth for cloaks only So,
worth So rs.
Inc assortment OF Brown Shlrtlngs Long.
Cloths, Aipacas, Dress Goods, Notions, IIo.
scry, Gloves. &C., which have been bought by
large quantities. ana will be sold 10 satisfy the
purchasers In every respect.
FURCHGOTT & BRO,
Corner King and Calhoun streets.
05-A special Department for Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Trunks, Gc sold at corrcspondlngly low
prices. noy22 3mos
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"A sell the American KNITTING MACHINE.
the only practical Family knitting Machine ever
Invented Price $2j. VIII knit 1000 stitches
per minute. Address American Knitting Machine
company, Boston, Mass, or st. Louis, Mo.
ocl2g 3inDS
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"ANTED, a lTOU Sc, NEAR TIE
w central part OF the city, containing flye or
SIN rooms with Eo0d outbuildings and water.
Address ID, nj thIs once. scntnS
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eoroecrics, liquors, Sse.

G. EO W. WILLIAMS a. co.
WHOLESALE GROCERs.
II AfNE STREET, CHARLESTON. s. C..
nave III Store AMI To arrive, which they are
oher'ng a' lowest market prices
,oOo ,oO, M hbS. Yellow Pink Eye Planting POTATOES
4ono satks Liverpool Sail
'o paltS Standard Grnny Tagging
so' COILS Hemp. Ju,c, Cation AMI AInnilla Ropc
"DJ hhS. Refined Sugars i
~ lilrds. Porto Rico Sugars
- hhhS. MuSrovado Sugars
ieo nins Old Crop Cuba Moas,rs
;:oo DDS. Old Crop Cuba MDi,ssrs
100 bhi. Sugar House .;yr,,iI
oeo bags Eio, lapG,v.a and Java Conrc
10 20 boxes COLGATE No and Pale Soan.
aoo BONES u. H., Chcslr" and State Cheese
!op bblS Fine, super, Extra anti Fauniiy Flour
ooo packages Fish. NOs. l. = and $
lOG0 Kegs Parker Mill Nails.
=, orange itinc POWDER. Shot and Lead Cans
SSane', FIRE Crackers, SOFIA and Sugar Crackers
sugar. Jumblcs, Soda IN Kegs aud papcrs starch
nSHStnrs' SardincS, Candy. Buckets ana Tubs,
hov2i wimimOs
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90 Rent.

FOR RENT, A SUITE OF ROOMS SIT
i uhTED In the western part OF the city.
Apply tn No. I2 Montague street: dcc3 3
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TT YOU WANT NICE FRUIT, GO TO
Il KLEiN'S Cheap Fruit Store, Mt 10. 33s King
street. lie has received II fine assortment of it,
decd. firc.t as
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DRlME HORSES AND MULES.-TUE
Il undersigned viii offer for sale this morning
one o tle choicest lns OF work IIorses and hfnleS
ever Drought TO this market. II. ARNOLD, cor
ner Meeting ana John streets. dec3 .
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tor Sale.

DEAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PRO
LII PERTY Of any Kind may be advertised for
snr In this column, at the rate OF 25 cents for
as Rcc. ''''>' 80
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EURNISIIED ROOMS TO LET by THE
Il month, week or night. TerEio moderate.
Apply nt No. 46 Beaufain street noy20 tuf2