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BUSINESS NOTIC CEs

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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Anrtion Gales- Jntnre Daps.
BY I. S. K. BENNETT.

BY /. s. r. BENNETT.
HANDSOME FURNITURE, &C., AT
AUCTION.
ON FRIDAY, the 3lst instant, at halfpast 10
O'Clock, will sell at public outcry at residence
No. "a Pitt street,
choice assortment OF PARLOR, DINING
ROOM AND CHAMBER FURNITURE.
CONSISTING ~ PART OF:
ROSEWOOD SOFA, Arm Chair Marblc-top Gen.
tire Table, Marble-top Bureau, very handsome;
Black Walnut Sofa. Chairs, Arm Chairs, large Oak
Extension Dining Table, Oak Dinlns-roo Chairs,
Mahogany Marble-top Stands, Spanish Mahogany
Bedsteads, very fine Hair Mattresses, Brussels
Carpet, Elegant Gilt Mirror, Oil Paintings-Win-
shlI:s large size. 3oX26X4f; Refrigerator, Three
Canaries, with handsome cages, &C., &c.
Conditions cash. Articles to be removed imme-
diately after sale. dec25 smwthf5
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MURDER IN FLoRENcE.-A colored man
named Arthur McIntre. was stabbed at Florence
S. c., on the 21st, by Ezra NJ. Davis. white' oi
Marion County. McIntire lived but twenty-lour
hours after the occurrence. Davis was promptly
arrested but gave bonds for his appearance ae
the next term Of court.
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"THEREs REST FOR THE WEARY. City
Railway Company, with commendable lberanIy'
have issued an order announcing to the puohc
that the ears will be laid up on Christmas, anu
the drivers, conductors and all employees ana at
taches have one days freedom from the thraldom
of their usual routine.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRT-CoLuNBIA,
DEoEMRER 23-HoN. GEO. S. BRYAN, PRESIDING.-
The United States vs. ]. B. Glass, n. ia. S222S so.
Ordered that F. w. McMaster, attorney for John
MelChan and John Caldwell, executors have leave
TO enter up new execution to substitute the lost
execution.
of tobacco. Forfeiture for violation internal reve-
nue. laws Ordered that the register OF court 90
nav to A. II. Monteith the sum Of S252 Is as in
former In said cause; and TO A. S. Wallace collec'
tor of Eastern district the sum OF S252 Is for the
use Of the United States. ,,,.,
The United States vs. twenty barrels distilled
spIrits one dlstillery and appurtenances, claimed
by w. II. Stack. Information for forfeiture. A
verdict of not guilty having been rendered In the
above entitled cause, ordered that the property
he released to the claimant, W. Il. Stack, upon
his giving bond in the sum Of 5000, conditioned
for the faithful return OF said property or h the
value thereof, IL the verdict and ruling OF the
court should be reversed. This order Is taken
without prejudice TO the rights OF either party.
the court and jury were occupied with the case
of Boykln vs. Insurance Company until O'Clock
when the court took recess till O'Clock. Al
O'Clock. the court resumed the consideration OF
the Sase, and the testimony was not closed TIL .
late hour, when adjournment was had till to-mor
row, 10 O'Clock.
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AN ESTABLISHED REMEDY" Browns Bror-
chial Troches'' are widely known as an establish
ed remedy for coughs, colds, bronchitis, hoarse-
ness, and other troubles OF the throat and lungs.
Their good reputation and extensive use has
brought out limitations, represented to be the
same obtain only " Browns Bronchial Tro-
nl,n y
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Aurtion Sales.--future Daps.
By HUTSON LEE,
Auctfoneer.
DELL VS.. THE BANK OF SOUTH CAR
III OTINA

DELL VS.. THE BANK OF SOUTH CAR
ID OLlNA.
On TUESDAY, 4th day OF January, 1870, VIII be
sold at the Old Custom House in Charleston.
ali that LOT OF LAND with the Buildings and
Improvements thereon. situate at the northwest
corner Of East Bay and Broad streets in the CITY
OF Charleston, measuring and containing IN 'front.'
on Broad street, forty seven ~ feet more or iess
on the back or north line -Ie more OF lessi on
the east line feet more or less, and on the west
line - feet more or less, and butting and bound
ing to the north on land Of Charles Litchgi, 10 the
south on Broad street aforesaid, to the asst on
East Bay street, and to the west on land or estate
Of Mitchell King, as Will more fully appear by plat
OF John Mitchell, surveyor.
Terms-0ne-third cash In United States curren--
cy; balance payable In two equal successive annua
III instalments, with interest thereon, at the rate
OF seven per cent payable annually, secured By
bond or bonds OF the purchaser or purchasers ana
mortgage OF premises; the buildings to be insured
policy OF insurance assigned. the purchaser or
purchasers, however, being at liberty 10 pay the
whole purchase money in cash. Purchaser to pay
for papers and stamps.
dec22 We stu2 Z. W. NJ. MACKEY, S. c. C.
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THE CHEAPEST YET.-The NEWS Job once IS
now printing bill-heads in the best style ana on
ne paper, at 81 so per thousand. Merchants. think
Nf
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m HIRTY- FIVE @ q A r Il i Il
i CASKS CHOICE SIIERRIES,
OFOL MPORTAT TION.
CHAMPAGNEs CLARET, LIQUORS, COR
DIALS, &c.
IMPERIAL PALE SHERRY
Super Amontlllado
Super Golden g
Cabinet :.
Vino dc PaSto
Super Pale g
10 quarter casks Fine Table Sherry, low price.
EZRA WINE.
quarter casks COOLIE WEIGH BROS. SOUTH
SIDE.
BRAN D ES.
] ouarter cask Finest CoGNAC, vintage 1913.
We consider this Brandy equal to any we have
ever offered for SALE
J.& F. Martells and Vineyard, 1868, 65, 49,
PrOprietOrs, '5S.
RUM
luncheon HIGH FLAvORED JAMAICA.
SCOTCH WHISK
l puncheon ]. RAMSEY'S.
CHAMPAGNE. CLARETS.
We Cliuuot Chateau MargcauX
Vim Imperial Green Seal Chateau La Rose
Mumm's Dry and Sweet NargeauX Medoc
VcrZenay ST. Julicl
Piper lleidseick Medoc
Siilery MousscauX. Pauac.
HOOK WINES. NUTS Burgun-
Marcobrunner Chabli5 WhheJ uv
Ileblraumilch Alto Duro Port
Scloss Erbacher Dry Port
GcisenheImer Pure Juice.
SAuterne.
CORD A ]. S.
CnARTREUSE, Curacao, Annsettc, Canclle'
Parfait Amour Rose, NoyauX, Swiss Absihlhe'
| Bcnadictine. Vermonth.
BITT ERS S.
| ANGUSTORA, Boxers. lIostetter's brakes
Margenthropen, Getrede kummel
PORTER AND E.
uIBBERT's BROWN STOUT Guinness Extra
| Stout. JeGrcy's and Il. Youngers' Sparkling Ale
| Bass S Tenants Pale Ale.
dec"s ins3 KLINCK, WICKENBERG co.
Up YOU WANT NOTE, LETTER AMI
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THE LITTLE MAJoR.-One of the prominent
attractions on the streets yesterday, that drew
even the attention Of those bent on Christmas
preparations, was the grotesque appearance OF
little Major Tickling, the warrior CT the period
The soldierly department Of this little son OF Mars
was enhanced by a trina uniform OF Confederate
gray, in which cause the gallant Major had won
his laurels. Though small in statue, he carried
the weapon Of Goliah, and handled 1t in man
ner to elicit the plaudts of an admiring crowd.
Where Blssell & Co., the sponsors Of the major,
obtained the fowling piece he so proudly bore
it is diSrult to say, but as peripatetic adverii'
sing medium, he was an undoubteG success.
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CHRISTMAS AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Christmas will be celebrated today at the Acade-
nv OF Music by two performances, so that the
ladies ar the children as we'll as the serner seX
will have an opportunity Of witnessing either or
both Of two of the most attractive plays ever put
on the boards
The Old Toymaster will hold his reception at
o'clock in the afternoon, when the "CrlcHet on
the Hcarthr will be performed. For the ladies'
and children there could not be more pleasing
play than this dramatization Of Dickens famous
Christmas story. II will rest long in the memory
for s'Dotn and Bertha" and the "0ld Toy
master' cannot easily be forgotten. The play Is
produced precisely as it was originally brought
out by Joseph Jefferson, and, as will be seen by
reference to last nights performance, will be put
on the stage with taste, and performed with great
ability. The doors open at one and the perform
ance will be over by four.
At night "The Streets OF New York" Will be
PLAYED for the last time. This brilliant spectacular
drama went of remarkably we'll on Thursday
night, and the audience insisted on encoring "the
snow Storm and "the fire." Nothing OF the
kind has been seen in this city since the war, and
1t was the general remark that the scenic eilects
would do credit to any large Metropolitan thea
tre. Tie view OF the Everett House and Madison
Square Is especially fine. This play will not be
performed again this season, and should draw
q crowded house.
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CITY A F F A | r S i.

CHRISTMAS MAILs.-The postofice will only
be open for the delivery OF mails to-day between
the hksrs Of 51s and 65a P. NJ.
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r OF OF LAND AND DWELLING,
DUBOSE EGLESTON, VIM. ]. EGLEST0N vs'
MARY +. EGLEST0N, AND OTHERS.

In pursuance Of an order OF court in this cause,
will be sold at auction, at the Old Postof1ice in'
Charleston. S. c., TO the highest bidder, on MON
DAY, the Sd day OF January, 1870, at II O'Clock,
A. NJ,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the wooden Dwell
ling House thereon, situate on the north side OF
Warren street. west OF Thomas street next to-
the residence OF Lotus c. Clifford, Esq., The res
idence contains nine rooms and two dressing
rooms, double paZZas. &C.; the kitchen contains
six rooms. The Lot measures on the front line 81
feet and on the west line so feet; also an undi-
viled half interest in the right Of way over strip
OF land included between the south and west
lines of the lot now or late Of Rev. j. s. Hanckel,
and line connecting 24 feet east OF the north
west corner OF the lot east Of this Lot, and 1s'
inches north Of the south line OF said Hanckel,
and then running west So feet inches, and then
nortllwardly to the north line OF the lot OF said
Rev. j. s. Hanckcl, dividing the privy into tws
equal parts, as per plat recorded in the office OF
Registrar OF Mesne Conveyance for Charleston
County. in Book C, No. IL, page 22l.
Terms-One third OF purchase money to be paic
in cash on day OF sale; balance in one and two
years thereafter in equal annual instalmentss-
with interest from day OF sale, payable annually,
purchaser giving bond and good security aud
a mortgage of premises, and paying for papers
and revenue stamps.
s. B. CLOWNEY,
Clerk Of Common Pleas for Fairfield County
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Gar0mare, GntIern, Sc.


TT A R D " A r E
GUNS, CUTLE ERY. &C., &c.
The well known establishment Of
BIssELL's HARDWARE STORE.
Is DAILY RECEIVING NBw srocKs OF
AGRICULT RAJ MPL EN- f NTS s,
SUCH AS
PLo UGHs, HARROW S. &C.,
ALSO, JUST RECEIVED, A surPLY OF
HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES.
Call and examine, and then Judge for your
selves.
Look out for the sign of the "MAMMoTH PAD
LOCK-" in Hasel street.
ny-TERMs STRICTLY CASH. dec25 10
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Charleston, 10th November, 1865.

A DA[INISTRATOR'S SALE.
N BY permission OF Hon. George Buist, Judge
of Probate, will be sold at Public Sale, on WE'D
NESDAY, the 5th day Of January next at the
plantation Of the late S. W. Williams, st. James,
Goose Greek,
All the HORSES, Mules, Cattle,l Hogs, Sheep,
Wagons, Cart Blacksmiths Tools Households
Furniture, Corn, Peas, Fodder and other Provi-
sions and moyabes-the property Of the said in
testate. FREDERICK CONNER,
dec23 c3* Administrator
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IF YOU WANT SCHOOL AND TEXI
BOOKS OF all kinds. cheaper than you can
purchase elsewhere go to
EDWARD PERRY,
No. l5j Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel
Charleston, 8. Z. decl4 omos
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REPORTED CONSPIRACY IN BARNwELI..-
The Augusta Chronicle mentions report that
party Of negroes In Barnwell County, names un-
known, had conspired to murder planter in that
section named Ashley. In order to carry out this
plan they intended to make raid on the barn OF
Mr.. Ashley, and then when the owner came out
to see what was the matter they would have an op-
portunity Of shooting him without being detected
From some cause or other, however, the secret
Of the murderers, like the secrets Of all conspira-
tors, was betrayed, and Mr.. Ashley was Informed
of the Scheme laid against his life, and took mea-
sures TO provide for his safety. Accordingly on
the night when the attack was to be made, Mr.
Ashleys son stationed himself, armed, near the
barn in ambush. Not long after the young man
had placed himself In wait, the negroes arrived
on the ground and made an attack on the
barn door. Whilst they were trying to force
it open young Ashley fred on the gang, struck
one OF their number, and the rest Of the would-be
murderers took TO their heels.
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Clerk of Common Pleas for Fairfield Count
decll S4nll
ID EFE EE'S s. ALE.

AO
By virtue of a decree Of the Court OF Common
Pleas, for the Fourth Circuit OF the State OF
South Carolina, sitting In Equity in the case o.
Morris K. Jesup ct al vs. the Wilmington ana
Manchester Railroad Company ct al, will be
sold at Public Auction, at the door OF the Court
house in Wilmington in the state OF North Caro-
lima, at il ocloc; A. NJ, on WEDNESDAY, the
5th day Of January, 1870,
All that portion OF the WILMINGTON AND
MANCHESTER RAILROAD which lies within the
State of South Carolina, with all the ROLLING
STOCK, Equipments, Depots Workshops, Materi-
ais, and everything pertaining thereunto, to-
Cether with all the rights, privileges, franchises
and appurtcnances, as set forth and more particu-
jariy described in the several mortgages men
toned In the proceedings.
The terms OF the sale are cash; the bonds OF the
Company secured by the mortgages mentioned
in the report Of the special referee, and fled In
the case, 10 be accepted from the purchaser pro
rata as part payment in the order OF priority es-
tabshcd by the report; provided that the same
ratcabe proportion Of cash be paid In for the
other bonds Of the same grade OF priority not III
the hands OF the purchaser; and provided, also,
that sufficient cash be paid in TO cover costs,
charges and expenses OF sale; the purchaser also
to pay for papers. ". ALST0N PRINGLE,
Special Referee.
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500 bbls. Prime NORTHERN APPLES
Red Badwins, Spitz, Twenty Ounce, Gils
Leeks, &c.
so, 900 Florida Oranges
80, 900 West India Oranges
20, 900 Ruatan and Daracoa Cocoanuts
100 boxes Messna and Palermo Lemons
100 boxes Layer Raislns, quarters, halves and
whoes
so kegs Malaga Grapes
Is cases Assorted Smyrna Figs, In baskets,
layers, drums 4, Il and ID boxes
10 trails Compressed Dates
so bbls Fresh Nuts
walnuts, Pecans Braziis, Filberts, AL.
monds
rs cases Assorted Goblet and Tumbler Jel-
lies
500 boxes astonishing SURPRISE Candy
600 boxes Kcller's Favorite Package Candies
20 boxes Red and White Rock Candy
so boxes Assorted Stick and Lump Candy.
Fruits in Syrup
Ginger and Lime Juice
Raspberry Vinegar, &C., &c.
Fresh Cargo OF BANANAS, PINES, &C.,
shortly expected.
PAUL, WEIGH & BRANDEs.
dec13 II
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CHRISTMAS EVE.
In the Streets-The Shops and the Shop
pcrs-Thc Street Cars-The Markets
Street Misunderstanding Christmas
Trces-Sccnes in the Churches-A Word
for the Poor, &c.

Though yesterday came in with leaden
sky and an atmosphere uncomfortably raw II
was easy to see, from the movements on all sides'
that it was no ordinary day. At an early hour
the streets were filed with people, all anxious to
procure some luxury for their loved ones. All
were gay, smiling and happy, from the benign
crandsre to the little pratter by his side, and all
apparently intent upon the same GRAND. Green
backs were brought from some hidden recess, and
the secret hoard was spent in procuring some
long coveted Christmas gift 1t was evident that
the vast host OF buyers who thronged the stores
during the day were convinced that sit was far
more blessed to give than 10 receive" and their
purchases wcIe made with liberal hand and
without thought Of self. All cares were Tor
gotten, and the only business that engaged the
attention was to make q selection from the nu-
merous articles that were presented in lavish pro-
fusion.
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FrRs.-About quarter-past o'clock yes
terday morning, Are was discovered In the
building known as Fordham's Hall, and though
the alarm was quickly given, the fremen were
unable 10 prevent the destruction OF the property.
The building was occupied by F. W. Ellie as
grocery store and residence and everything was
safe when he retired. The alarm awoke him ABOUT
4 O'Clock, and on descending he found the back
door open and the fire in the rear Of the store 1t
spread with such rapldity that he was barely able
to remove his family, and saved nothing. The
building was owned by Mr.. G. Meyers. OF Summer
vile, and was insured in Mr.. z. B. Cakes ONCE.
The stock and furniture were also insured, the
former In Messrs. Colburn Howell's agencies.
The origin Of the fire Is unknown, but 1t was evil
IDENTIFY the work Of an incendiary.
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peal most earnestly to our charity ana compass
sions No man will enjoy Christmas the less for
the knowledge that he has helped to make the
day happy for some destitute woman or orphan
child, and at this season small sacrifice VIII
enable our people to accomplish vast amount ol
good. The Fuel Society affords an admlraDie
channel through which most timely and accep-
table Christmas gift may be bestowed upon the
poor-with the absolute certainty that it will
reach none but the most needy and deserving.
This and other kindred and equally meritorlous
societies, just how especially. invoke the aid of
the charitable, and it will be remembered that
every addition to their funds increases their
power IN relieving those whom they have taken
in their kindly charge. These societies, these
representatives OF the poor, whom Christ loved,
must not ask in vain, and in their name we ask
for all that each citizen can spare, all-however
ttle--that each can afford to give.
SOMEWHAT BEZovEN.
Some OF the policemen who kept watch and
ward over our good city last night became deeply
affected at the solemnity OF the occasion, ana
gave vent to their feelings in tumultuous bursts
of emotion. One individual who had been evil
dently seeing man, was discovered gracefully
entwined on amp post at prominent corner
He was kindly taken in charge by some OF the
star troupe, and ambled of, occupying larger
portion of the sidewalk than his beat entitled hlm
to. To tile credit Of Charleston, however, 1t must
be sald that few persons were seen in the streets
at any time yesterday'who were unable to navi-
gate The worshippers at the shrine of Bacchus
must have held themselves in reserve, or have
been contented with lighter watts than usual.
Several erratic Individuals who were slightly mel
low, varied the noisy entertainment of the even
ing by some capital limitations OF an Indian war
whoop, but this was considered only natural cx'
uberance of spirits fomented by the occasion.
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on KING STREET.

This, the great emporium OF fashion, and the
fayoritc haunt OF Santa Claus, was the centre OF
attraction, and was thronged with happy
crowd of all ages, classes, colors and conditions,
eager to exchange their currency for Christmas
gifts. The toy stores were soon transformed into
miniature Babels, where it was vain effort to
keen quiet, and almost impossible TO be heard
EVERYBODY wished to purchase and was not Will
ing TO bide his time. The numerous clerks were
kept busy employed, but it was labor OF love
into which all entered with zest that made
shopping for once pleasure to both parties
Won Santen's, Kinsman's, Fleming's, Wards, and
the other toy and confectionery stores along the
street were prepared for the occasion, and pre-
sented to their bewldered customers an array OF
plain fancy and useful articles that far exceeded
any similar display that has been made for years
Toys, however, were not the only attraction, the
older and the wiser heads remembered the Christ
mas dinner and devoted some OF their time to
the purchase OF the necessary groceries, while
others were busily employed in procuring an out
ft fer the New Year at the different clothing
and dry goods stores. From Line street to the
Battery the streets presented busy appearance
entirely consistent with the Joyous Christmas
season.
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vow SANTEN's Music Box.-None Of the vast
crowds that have thronged Won Santen's store
for the past few weeks have failed to notice the
magnificent music box that formed one OF the
principle attractions to the bazaar. The list OF
chances Is now full, and as the rafae is aunounc-
ed for Monday next all whose names are on the
list are requested to come forward and do their
best endeavors to win the box. The rafiilng will
be conducted on the fairest way known. Tickets
marked with the number Of chances will be put
in one receptacle, and an equal number Of blanks,
one. OF which is inscribed "Music Box" will be
placed in another. The boxes will be presided
over by two small boys, and the drawing from
each box or hat be simultaneous, and as the
ticket marked music box Is drawn, the number
drawn from the other box at the same time will
be that which will give the lucky holder a
handsome Christmas box.
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BROOCHES AND EARRINGS,
Bracelets, Watch Chains,
Sleeve Buttons and Studs,
Collar Buttons, Lockets,
Scarf Pins, Armets,
And Necklaces.
DIAMOND AND WEDDING RINGS,
Charms OF all kinds,
Gold and Silver Thimbles,
Sterling Silver Spoons and Forks,
NAPKIN RINGS, BUTTER KNIVES,
Fancy Pieces, singly and in Cases,
Opera Glasses, Spcctacles,
Microscopes and Optical Goods,
&C., &C., &C., &C., &c.
The place TO 60 for the above, and an Infinite
Variety OF
FAN C Y G o o D S
Is AT
JAMES ALLAN'S,
dec1s stuthlmo No. 3O7 King street.
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CRUNBs.-A detachment Of United States
troops left for Florida last night on the City Point.
The coroner's inquest over Maurice Ball. the
colored man whose body was found floating in
Ashley River, is still progressing.
A light occurred on East Bay on Thursday al
ternoon between two men, who mangled each
others countenanees considerably with their
teeth.
The Chicora Cornet Band have received their
instruments through Messrs. Zogoaum Young.
The tootists were abroad last night, and the
dIscordant harmony would have delighted Mon
golean musician.
Some enterprising character has established
"merry 90 round" on vacant lot on Calhoun
street ssat will be well patronized by the little
pamins OF that section. 1t is furnished with
score Of horses, and the aspiring eQuinauts can
have a round OF enjoyment at small outlay.
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a9- The Pablo are invited to call and eS
anime ucc-l
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WITH TIE r0OE.

At this season the widow and the orphan, the
poor and the distressed, suffer the most and ap-