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may GOODS.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

"a, ..ssu from LEVY BROTHERS.
-A' - ..,, mon our principal Streets anu
,bonob recognized by many no arrests n 80, .,
NOR will be, made as long as the so0as ~ 20
upon delivery. ..por avay at the
The following Goods can be taken away
following prices: "a, .sc Soc,
rpENCH MERINos, all WOOL az 'oe., wv :,
soc., and s1-twenty-hve per eeh'' O'''"
s,u. An Wool, Gray and Chauseable POP
TINS at 7sc. worth 81 so per yard;
arI am warranted all wool, NJ soc''
worth coo. per yard;
u,-dsor,e cHAEGEABLE 1cpLiSo A' we
vere considered cheap when We soi' 'n''A ~
75c. per yard;
ooLoRED ALPACAs at 80. 20, 40 '0c.'
rup7N,s coLoRED and BLAC.A DEhAANEs
at SOC. per yard-just the gold a.'ue'
BLACK SILKS ut 81, sa.25, up to IS per Safo'
handsome CoLoRED SILKS at 81. % ana Sl'o
worth 81;
EMPRESS CLOTHS at all prices from 7Sc' TO 81
opFRA vELoURs, all silk snd WOOL ct sl'so per
yard worth s2.so;
,oI oprn wEALEBoNE coRsETs at SOC.
worth 81;
mi assortment OF CLOTHS, CAssIh hes
s.11SETs, and JEANS, at very low pri ces;
WHITE FLANNEL warranted all wool, d &c.
worth asc.;
| WHITE FLANNEL, all wool, full yard WlH "O
,,o ,,o,rd bo cbean At sOc. 4:
HOOP SKIRTS at 10, so, and &c.;
| BALMoRAL SKIRTS at 81, sl.2s, sl.so. and
sI75;
LINEN FRIN6ED NAPKINS at 81 per dozen
worth 8l.5o;
superane DOUBLE DAMASK TABLE-CLOI HS,
for small tables at Si.75 worth 80;
Pure LINEN ThBLE-CLOTHs, full two yards
long, at 81. IS worth 81;
| Large-size WHITE QUILTS at sl.a5 worth 80;
| Elegant TIDES at 75c. worth sl.so;
FROCK WAISTS FOR Infants dresses at 50, zsc.,
and sliust one half the regular price;
INFANTs, DRESSES, elegantly embroidered, at
$3.50, 49, 81, IS, SIS, 81, and up to ST. all OF
which are the cheapest goods Of the Kind ever
offered In this city;
DIMITY BANDS at 1Oc. worth 2oc.;
| CAMBRIA BANDS at S5c. worth 5oc.
| ELEGANT EMBROIDERED BANDS at 50, IS
81. sl.2s $3.50, and s2-any of which are worth
double The money;
| RUSSIA DIAPER, all linen, at $3.50 worth ~
apiece;
BIRD,s-EYE DIAPER as SEC. Per yard worth
! soc.
| SPOOL COTTON, as good IS the best. at acc. per
dozen;
| JET JEWELRY at &c. per set worth 81;
PURE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs at 81 per
dozen worth $3.50;
| EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS at2sc.;
LINEN HEMsTITCBEO HAEDKERCHEFs
at a5c.;
! The latest style LAPELLE COLLARS at Is, 50,
| and 75c.-wo1th more than double the money;
SILK AND WOOL sCARFs at 25c., some OF
which are worth 81;
| DAISY or DlMITY FRILLING at CSC. piece.
CROCHET EDGING at CSC. piece of twelve
| yards worth loo. per yard;
STANDING COLLARS for Ladies. pure linen,
| at soc. per dozen worth 8l.25;
! BERAGE FOR Wells at 4oc. per yard worth
| 80c.,
| BgRAGE FOR WELLS at soc. worth 75c. -:
HANDSOME EMBROIDERED SETS OF COL
| LARS AND CUFFS at IS and 6oc., less than
one-half the regular price;
ELEGANT TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
LACE CURTAINS aad LACEs FOR CUR
TAINs,
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CAPITAL OF WEST VIRGIN1A.-The selec-
ton Of Charleston, Kanawha, as the CAPT
tai Of West Virginia is wise act of the
Legislature of that State. 1t is sufficiently
central, and will, when the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad is finished, be the most access
lble of all the towns spoken of in the de-
bate on the subject. With reference to the
future policy OF the State, its influence, as
far as mere location can exert an indu-
ence, will be good. It will be genuinely
Virginian, and thus will bear with in
creased force and enterprise upon the i'm
provement of the State. With regard to
comfort, the legislators can be so comforta-
BILE nowhere else. Supplies will be album
dant and of the best, especially when the
railroad is finished, as that will place in
Charleston game, fish, and oysters, only
eighteen hours from Richmond upon slow
schedule. So there will be no want Of
luxuries for lawmakers and law-breakers
at the capital Of the new State.
One reason why this locality is agreeable
to US is that the old State and the new will be
brought more directly into intercommunica-
ton, and will be able to cultivate mutual
interests to better advantage, and prepare
the wsy for that ultimate rettnioa which
we hope to see. 1t would be, we believe,
happy for both, and blot out of the map
what we consider the wrong of the war ;
(which State which gave several en-
pires to the nation is not allowed to retain
her own boundaries A reunion, with
ssaunton as the seat of government-nay,
we would take Charleston-would be hailed
with satisfaction by the best portion Of the
people Of both States.
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sounding echoes showed that the popular.
heart had been touched, and that he had
ELECTED the genuine and enthusiastic COM
nendation of the immense tbrong Of anxious
listeners. We regret We have not the space
to give an outline Of his speech, whose
finished style, stirring appeals, and hearty
reception. carried us back to the day when
Major Daniel, Of Lynchburg, delivered
from the game rostrum his splendid ana
classic Grafton"
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Meat and the Cattle Disease.

Meat and the Cattle Disease.
At a recent meeting Of the Society OF
Social Science in Boston, paper was read
By Professor GOULD presenting some start
ling statements touching the cattle disease
and the meat eaten by people of the cities.
He described the horrors Of the transporta-
ton of cattle from Texas, and attributed
the cattle disease chiefly to the brutal treat
ment poor animals we're subjected in their
long route to the places Of consumption.
Our readers will remember that this paper
insisted that this vas the true explana-
ton of the cattle disease at the time of its
appearance. He pictured the waste from
transportation and, worse still, the defec-
tive and diseased meat which was intro
duced for the consumption Of cities through
the ruinous system of transportation.
Mr.. GOULD thinks that millions of pounds
Of meat are lost to the eating Of the me-
tropols by the neglect, ignorance, and cru
city which characterizes the simple bust
ness of their transportation. Just so much
brain and so much muscle are lost in every
pound of meat We lose. The health of the
animal is the health of the people. If Mr..
GOULD is not misinformed, certainly he
stated q vital fact in this, that when the
price of meat suddenly rises in Boston,
the wires click at once and the cattle are
railroaded through for days consecutively
without food or rest till they reach these
high prices. As one dealer said (he was
Teutonic), ~ buys 'em by telegraph, l
gifts 'em by steam"
What is the remedy for this great evil ?
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WHITTLEsEY, who has been busy in
Washington taking care Of the interests of
the canoe-load of Radicals under the COM
mand Of WELLs,-indeed bolstering up that
dignitary himself-has found 1t expedient
to denounce General SToNEMAN as Cop
perhead." 1t is very probable that WHIT.
is like the pig in the river-cutting away
his own throat.
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Congress has at last got throug h with the
negro suffrage amendment. 1t now goes to
the states-and they won't adopt it. But
Congress felt bound to hurry it up during
this session, as they feared it could not get
through the next.
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49, 1870 - -
RICHM0ND AND DANyILLE Dc
s nS . tfks9A sPiNbhA9F Es, OF sCHEDULs
ssMs,s $500 TEAMS on this foad viii b. X, pAs
GOING WEST, LYNCHBURa PAssyvo.
isave Richmond daily Except SundsvSs :. ,sERs
"a; Arrive at BnTkeviile At liza A ~ w
close connections with trains on the 20; m.atklr1
. road for Farmyiilc, Lyrchburg Bristol I ai1
vile, Nashville Memphis, &C., &c. I'll lib h aiSox-
MAIL AND EXPRESS Leave Ricbrnond S,SS5H
1.soP. d. leave Danyille daily a, D ., 9pt!iy e.
arrive at Greensboro daily at H. 10 A. " M;
close connectIons for all stations on the ss s,E
South. ""' al points
GOING EAST, THROUGH Yt1r. Avn
PEEsS lesya Greensboro daily ,oA NJ "a.
daily at :. A. d. LYNCHBLPG Phsssi se5ai!tn12nt
isave Burkeville daily Except sundaysI AZ !, ~
NJ; arrive At Richmond ut k.zoP. NJ - "NP.
Through tickets can be procured a, ~ .,
once In Richmond TO all important po,n.s gsrhS
and Southwest, and At Greensboro, and naas. 8uh
al points North, East, and West. 'Aso
THOMAS DODAHEAn
&C A Superintentor,
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Georgia is sore subject to Congress, and
q troublesome one, too. They have deter
mined to lot her alone.
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MARRHEN.

February 9Th. 1909 at the residence Of the brides
parents, Goalrane, W Va. by the Rev. Father
stenpcr, Mr. J. W. GENTRY, of Richmond, Va,
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CUBA.--War to the death has been or
dered by the Government in Cuba.
Meantime sugar goes up. AS we value
sugar and dislike to pay too much for it,
viii this Government interfere, restore
order, and let the making Of sugar 60 on 7
Furthermore, as We are bound now to fortify
ourselves against hostilities from abroad,
will not the United States be compelled to
acquire Cuba?
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGENgy-

"a oI1 nv WIN Ahh ARRANGEMENT
T. TO the North, East, and West Ola the PHI
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Per, ich-
carrying the United states mail twice d.iiy ~,
CANT cars With new patent sleeping chairs on az
trains-T through trains on ihis road sre n ~
s run irom the depot corner BJrd and lights
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN Is,,.
ington at s:45 r NJ Connecting Win t n ash.
afternoon express trains for the NORTH East AZ
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN 49,.
elegant cars, with the new patent sleep!rg eh,;ss
attached leaves Richmond daily SUNDAYS e1sen,
ed) At s:ls ? a., arriving in Wash!ngtoH al n;
L. ID, connecting with the early morning tTs,-.
for the North, East, and West. ''~'
Both STEAMERS stop al Ale1antria each v,y
The ACCOMMODATlO. TRAIN for gi,I.iL
and all way-stadons leaves depot corner gro.9
and Eighth streets at g:30 Z. II. Return!ag
arrives at $50 n. II. ="
Through tickets and through baggage checks %
For further Information and through ucse.,
apply at the ONCE OF the company, corner Broad
and Eighth streets, shockoe Hi! and at The ticket
Office, corner BYRD and Eighth streets
SAMUKL RUTH. Superintendent del;
NTINTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD-0r
and after WEDNESDAY the IL Bgceuber tie
trains over this road viii be run as foJors:
Leave Richmond Mt 4. II. CGd s:S3 T. n
Leave Petersburg at s:ts 4. NJ. AMI s:5ot' M
ACCOMMODATES THAI, With p.ssenya,
car attached, will leave Richmond daily AT ilop,
NJ, and Petersburg daily at cas- a. II k,uadsyg
excepted).
me A. NJ. train will no. leave Richmond on
Sundays, and the $50 2. II. train viii not leave
Petersburg on Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk will take tie ;:1gP,H
train, running through daily.
Fare to Norfolk, 81. feegage checked through
The passenger coach attached TO the coal train
Will leave Glover jim ~ ! /. NJ. and returning
leave Richmond 1T $40 Z. N. On Tuesdays, Thurs,
days, and Saturdays.
THOMAS II. WYNGr
de l Supcrirtcu cent,
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THE BEST SAVING COMPANY IN

THE BEST SAVING COMPANY IN
. THE WOHLD is an honestly-managed Build.
ing Fund Company. IF you want 10 save out OF
your earnings from one to fifty. dollars a month
IL YOU want 10 borrow money with years tn return
!. in If Won want to save the enormous shaving OF
the street: If you want to save rent and own your
own dwelling; If you want to pay OF incum-
brances your real est ate on the easiest terms;
II you want TO Law up purse for old age :. r for
veur children, IT, STOCK in the HlBERNlA
BUILDING FUND COMP
You can subscribe at any time upon favorable
terms.
Regular meeting on MONDAY. MARCH lst, at
half past o'c clio X T. NJ. at the otlce u A. Nj.
Kelley, Esq, ga Main street.
fe o7-2t f. MCCARTHY SccretnrT.
NOTICE.-A meeting of the Board of
IN Directors OF the CREEK COMPANY "illh
held at the OH Of the President of the Rtchmona
and Petersburg Railroad Company On MONDAY
JOHN j. WFRTH,
fa 2sss President.
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DEFY GOODS.

.~>~es
A GARD.
THE sPRrNe TRADE.
1860. 1859.
Desiring. to make ours rr,....-
THE DRY GOODS sToRE
on BROAD STREET,
we have adopted The motto Of
saQUIcK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS
TO strive for wealth Is eminently proper, and
he Is the ablest who can do 1t In the most
HONORABLE MANNER and with the least
expen.e. - aoat
To do business probably and pleasantly a
merchant has to observe the following rule:
TO BUY THE RIGHT GOODS
AT THE RIGHT PRICES
AND AT THE RIGHT TIME.
BEHOLD.
We are not occupying grand store with shelves
half empty, but are comfortably housed at
627 BROAD STREET,
THIRD DOOR ABOVE THEATRE,
and have now on exhibition large and attrac-
tive stock Of
SPRING GOODS,
consisting In part OF 4 handsome assortment OF
DRESS GOODS
(Which we are off ring at prices to compete
with any house In the cityl.
CALIcoEs.
AMBRICs.
large line Of
WHITE GOODS,
HOUSEKEEPING LINENS,
WOOLLENs,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFs,
CORsETs,
SHIRT FRONTS,
SKIRTS,
RUFFLINGS
EMBROIDERIEs,
LACES
class dry goods house !; which have been
PURCHASED FOR CASH
to the best advantage,
and will be
SOLD AT A VERY SMALL ADVANCE,
as 1t Is our aim to make the customers
transactions with US both
PROFITABLE AND PLEASANT.
HIRsH & GUGGENHEIMER,
627 BBOAD STREET.
Established 1889
salesmen--w. C. KEAE, j. H. CuENERY.
CLOSED ON SATURDAYS.
NH Il
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The "nine" shave done great deal Of
good"
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The "nine" will try their hands again
after the new administration is fairly at
work.
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Wyndham Robertson and J F. Slaughter,
Of 1.-THE nine," are in Washington.
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TICKETS FROM RIt IIMOND AND RETURN
ONLY TEN DOLLARS.
FATHEATRE.

THEATRE
OLE B ULL,
The world-renowned VIOLINIST.
respectfully announces
TWO GRAND CONCERTS,
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS,
March 5th and 9Th, assisted by the following
artists
Mas. G. 4. BARRY, Contralto, OF the Handel
" Mr. hss' WILLIAM MACDONALD, the popular
Tenor
MR.. THEODOR MARTENS, Pianist and Ac-
companist, from the Leipsic Conservatory Of
Music.
can entire change OF programme for each eve
ming"
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Dress Circle (reserved).
Orchestra (reSerVed) Luz
faTquelIe %
fGIHllS
Gatterles 20
Sale of reserved seas will commence THUhS-
DAY MORNING, 25th instant, al 10 O'Clock. at
The Richmond Musical Exchange, 900 Main street.
fe ED
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~.<--~1<~-<~<~~~
MFLANNELs: FLANNELs':
All kinds OF
FLANN 8,
WHITE. CoLoRED, AND IwILLED.
PRICES MUCH BELOW THE MARKET.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 AND rlS MAIN STREET.
USE coATs's SPOOL COTTON.
IRE ls1
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MEETINGS.

-
MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem g =.
lFb bers of LOGE FRANCHISE. No. S2
S. are hereby requested to attend cal!ed/w W
meeting THIS EEENING ct O'clock
PETERFIELD TRENT,
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sHOEsEs AND MULES.

ONE HUNDRED MULES ANDsh
" HORSES just arrived and Tor saio sgsSgA
1t Is. W. GEEES,s sable on Monroe W
between Grace and Broad sereets, or j. ase2.ksSs
&. JOHNauS'S stable on Frankin btTeeg. Also
for sale large number Of WAGONS u my own
manufacture,
fela-lMh y, W. GREEN.
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EoR NORFOLK, PORTS st@a,
GY MQuTI ANA AL nEEILL !. . kEs.Gx112
TOILET ARTICLES.


DATCHELOR'S, CHRISTAD0R0'S, and
- BLkIk'S HAIR i1YEs, UpA2m's Japanese
Hair Stain, Magic Combs. &c, soll by
l.. WAGNER, Dguggtt
fe 27-2r cornes or SIKH and ttfoaI streets.
BOUQUET De VIRGiNIE COLOGNE
ID rich, fragrant, and refreshing equals the res.
German cologne. gold by
l.. W. GSER, Druggiss.
fe a7-2ts corner OF sixth anu 5road streets.
nOWDEN'S DENTAL FLuID.-A large
~ supply or this valuable preparation Tor the
teeth and gums Just received oY
JOHN W. RISOS,
Ia corner OF Aain and Third strpaLs
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n@ VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,

VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE OO.,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
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NEW GOODS.-Just received february
Y 22r) per steamer isaac Eel another ship
mapt of AUCTION BARGAINS. New style of
Spring Prints (best brandsl II I2tc. ~ bleach"d
Cotton igoCd rs New York Mil!sl 1t zee. : lO-t
Brown nnd B!eschcd sheetngs; summer and
Winter shawIs at Ii III p:cG; Dress Goods at age.
worth e9c.; Towelling fomade Cologne Trim rim
price good Needles at &c. paper; spool Cotton
AS good as Coatss at SC. per spool; Goats Cotton
Sc. per spool CoatS's genuine Linen spool bread
ESQ vlrdsl at l0c AL kinds OF Combs Black Pins,
Buttons, &c. ~
Q! BICKWAI.lI < ROUSS.
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rrCHEMIsErTEs-A NEW AND BEAU
TIFUL ARTICLE-elegantly embroidered
ALSO,
LARGE AND HANDsoaE STOCK
INFANTS FBoCR Waists
INFANTS DRESSES
FIFTY PER CENT. BELOW
REGULAR. PRICES
At
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
USE COATs'S SPOOL COTTON. fe Is
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Ii this report be fair, we shall probably
soon hear further Of the invention.
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once OF CITY Registrar. January 8, 1869,
HEoRGE 8. PDL .Ltt. M. D., City Registrar

HOTEL AnRIvALs--January 5.--CAarleston
Aotes-a W Van schaaos, New York; Louis Dantzler.
81 Matthew's; John Mckinney New York; R q
Long, Farmingharn; Mrs Arnoux. Mics Mayer. wow
York; w Jones. &c Miler, Brooklyn; Brown.
w Bacon, p Millard, Charleston District; w A
Clark. James leland; 8 Simonds, sutro, Baiti-
more; John Edis. 8 A; "a w Everson. Columbaa;
Geo w CIR fan. Baltimore; H srnyxer, Aiken; John
Mallory. Beaufort; n siey. city.
Paoisfoa Hoseg--Thomas WILSON, ColurTsS.s: w a
Utsey. Georges ssatien; Bur-, James street,
Graniteytlle; Frank W Robinson Jaroes stelle. New
Xcrk; d Ebaugh. oity; VIM b Cater. Johns Is
land; John 9 Boag, VIA Patten. city; George w
Muse. Barnweli, J Murtiand. Chsrlesson District:
snelsrove. Lexington; E wsshburn. W.llAaeya: :
9 d Samson, Aahley. N II n n; Thomas R Wilson,
Columbia; Thomas Hall, wadmaisw; Eldor.
Winnsboro'; III Levi, Manning; w q Zoe d SON,
Leesvhle. o Q; Bass. M. D.. Marion. q 0s Hev y
SRoiiings. wildamsburgiJ w Rntedge, waltsrsoros,
@ H wright BesnSOr&, o C;5 r. Chnse. Elorsnca: u
u Rollaaa. Lecsviile. 9 q, w n FraDp. Aity. s
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sS LARGEST ClRCULATloN.-THE DA1L1
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED as HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
CULATION IN THE OITY. OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PosTOFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRovIs-
IONS OF THE NEW PoSTOFFICE LAW
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DON'T FORGET that Dowe & Noises Drug Stor
is the place to find &c Hoods Sovereign Balm tn
only sure cure for Coughs. They have the genun
article direct from the manufactures
December 80 wfm6
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LADIES LUNCH AT KINsMAN's Saloon -Oys
ters in every style. Mince pies fresh daily. Hot
fee and chocolate at. all hours. Ice cream ever
day.
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- ATTENTION. YE SMOKERSg

H. sEORTED HAVANA CIGAR, eali nj No. Cd 1MAR-
KET-St Rect. Nheso yon viii And now opon for
ansp@saoM the largest and ncat 20 cot eto of tgara
ever amported 70 this market end wsch wo Cfar at
o price that win satiaey al ddgn knAs. u .
Whcesala and Ra4aSl. w # s
II GAkAD &s RxARHmAns
Ssnmary ~ ne. 10 1EAEkAk atxSet
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@igars, Gebaefo, &c.
SEGAR EMPORIUM.

I'D SALAs. AGENT FOR THE CHARLESTON
lNe Branch Of the Havana segar Factory. s.T.a
OF dealers and smokers to his very large ateok az
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC 6RHARR OF an arades
and sses. excollea by few an this country amd war
rantod to be as represented.
sasnplo boxes sent TO the oountry,and orders en-.
ecnted by Express. O. O. D.. or 10 days' city acsep
tance. 7
no. ms EAsT BAY-gTRGEr,
czARLEsToN. o. q.
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Auetioa SeIes.
Valuable Real Estate at Auction
w. Y. LEITCH e. R. s. BRUINS

Valuable Real Estate at Aucta0n.
w. Y. LEITCH g. R. s. BRUINS,
AuctAomcers.
BY virtue Of an order of SALE to me directed by the
Hon. Geo. q. BRYAN, Judge OF the United states
Distric Court for the Dl -trict of South Carolina
VI offer for sale at public ,aaHetjoP aaHetjoP. ITES
6ld PostofRos 4o5ee ehef 81 Broad Street, Charleston
Az that LOT OF LAND. being part of the lot for
merry known by the No. - Nesting. street, in tho
City Of Charleston, measuring in width rupning
parallel with MeeiinQ-street fifty (EO feet and in
depth forty one (41 feet. Bounding north on lands
OF Otis Mills, east on lands OF - Elliott south on
lands Of estate Of James Gibson and west on lot of
Land below described
All that other LOT OF LAND, with the BUILD
NGS thereon, situate on Meetir g-street. and for.
merly known as No. 2S4. Bounding to the west on
Meeting street and measuring thereon say fifty (6O
feet to the north on lands Of estate of James Glib
son, and measuring on said line say one hundred
and thirtyhve 1857 feet. to the east lot Of land
above described, and measuring on said line saw
fifty 5o feet, and to the south lands late Of John
ii. Margart.
Terms-One-third cash; balance in three equal
successive annual instalments, secured by bond or
bonds Of purchaser. bearing interest from day Of
sale at the rate Of seven per cent per annum and
mortgage OF the premises. buildings to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers
ana stamps. LOUIS NOLAN,
Assignee of James Browne.
December % wfm9 tut