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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-21

THE PRIZE SHOOTING AT THE SCHUTZENPLATz
| The announcement that the German Rifle Club
would give one of their pleasant shooting festi-
walls yesterday, drew numbers to the grounds
The dancing hall was patroniZed by many OF the
fair sex. who could not boast of Teutonc lineage
while the merry makers in green coats were not
| the only males who took part in the proceedings.
A bright clear day and pleasant breeze aodeu
zest to the outdoor sports, and the shooting was
better than the Platz had seen for many years
previous.
At the annual festival held last May, the club
found that they had an enaoa'T'dS de 7acheSSeS,
for there we're more prizes than could be COM
peted for. A second festival was held, but some
prizes still remained and it was resolved to hold
third some time in October when the prizes on
hand would be finally distributed Both active
and passive members we're invited yesterday, and
the best shots Of the club were in attendance.
The shooting was infinitely superior to that Of
last May, as the best score made then was ex-
celled by the worst sportsman on the ground.
Eight prizes were contested for at the ring tar
get and ten at the centre target; 2e2 ring and 2S9
centre shots being scored. The best shot at each
target was made by our neighbor, Torck, whose
reputation as sharpshooter is unequalled, and
who has never missed bulls-eye. At the sound
OF bugle, the members gathered around the
stand and the prizes were distributed by Captain
Melchers. The modesty OF the recipients pre-
vented any speech-making, but they came square
ly to the front, when their names were call d,
and were not backward in accepting the artic es
they had won." The following is the list of pri: es
and the scores made by the successful shots:
First prize, Mr.. Torck, 80 ring shots-one gas
stand second prize, Mr.. Thees, 3S ring shots
one box Panknin Bitters; third prize, Mr.. Michel,
3s ring shots-one box Rhine wine; fourth prize,
Mr.. Dunnemann, SO ring shots-one shot pouch
and flask; fifth prize, Mr. Spengler, SO ring shots
one dozen Issertel Durbec photographs; sixth
prize, Mr.. Bergman, IS ring shots-two scrubbing
brushes; seventh prize, Mr.. Tiefenthal, 95 ring
shots-two scrubbing brushes; eighth prize, Mr..
volgt, IS ring shots-one scrubbing brush.
Is. CENTRE TARGET.
First prize, Mr.. Torck, SO centre shots-chromo
lithograph medallion; second prize, Mr.. Happoldt,
3S centre shots-box Of whiskey; third prize, Mr.
Dunneman, 20 centre shots-boX Of bitters; fourth
prize Mr.. Spengler, % centre shots-rocking
chair; fifth prize, Mr. Bruins, % centre shots-to-
bacco stand; sixth prize Mr.. Bepson 81 centre
shots-Britannia tea pot; seventh prize, Mr.. Wa
hetman, II centre shots-dozen linen handker-
chiefs; eighth prize Mr.. Claussen 16 centre shots
set OF sash and blinds; ninth prize, Mr. Schachte,
IA centre shots-a piece Of embroidered insertion;
tenth prize, Mr.. Gelfus, 9 centre shots-worked
mat.
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Hotel Arrivals-october go.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

l-.fT CHAhLESTON hOIEL.
Captain A. B. wymer, E. Benner, bark A. b.
wymer; L. D. Clark, Lewisville; W. A. Nesland,
Captain E. J. Black, Blackyille; J. H. Fitzpatrick,
washington; N. G. Dixon, Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad; A. Branchle, A. ]. wenterton. New
York; Thomas Latham, England; ]. NJ. Singleton,
city; Mrs. John F. Presley, Miss Lilly Presley,
George P. Anderson, Williamsburg; Mrs. j. X.
Law, W. A. James, Darlington; L. D. Gilbert and
servant, Boston; George Barlow and wife, F. D.
Lockwood and wife, New York; George A. Pur-
siel, Philadelphia; Leon We'll, Charlotte; Chauncy
Barnow, Jr, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Ba
singer, Savannah; R. 7. Hughs, q. s. A; William
q. Roby Boston; c. Stages and wife, Jackson
vile; R. B. Gary, Augusta.
PAVILION HOTEL.
w. Seabrook, Edisto Island; John E. Tobin,
Blackyille; Alfred Aver, Barnwell; Thomas A.
Sherrard, Mofretsvllle s. o.; E. P. Jennings,
Orangeburg; S. Brothers, Reedsville; VIM. Kneps,
Norway; ]. NJ. Barnett, Chesterfeld; James H.
Thompson, Salter's Station; W. 7. Blanton
Barnwell; John F. June, Manning; D. D. Chan
dler, Kingstree.
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UNITED STATES CouRT-HoN. GEO. S. BRYAN,
JUDGE, PRSsIDNa.-The District Court was open
cd at 10 oo'clock yesterday morning.
In the cases OF the United States vs. G. L
Reach, Snd the United States vs.. VIM. Gregg, Jr.,
and the United States VS.. Nathaniel o. Tilton
debt on Postofdce bond, the jury found SITS fol
plaintiff in each case.
Petitions OF Jos. W. Hull and Jos. Morris for
final discharge In bankruptcy were granted.
In the case Of JAS. Patterson vs. Josiah n
walker-petition for sale OF real estate-the petit
ton was referred to Registrar Carpenter
In the cases Of Jas. Patterson VS.. n. G. w
Walker, Jas. N. Brown vs.. Calcott Jones, Jas
Patterson vs.. Silas Eves-petitions to sell rea
estate-the assignees were ordered to sell at next
sales-day at BiackviHe Courthouse.
In the cases Of Chas. Bott vs. Sam'l T.Vaugban,
z. G. Billings vs. ~. NJ. Marlborough, petitions
for sale, the reports OF the Registrar were con.
frmed and the sssignees were ordered to sell
after due notice.
In the case Of Chas. Bott vs.. W. T. Thomson,
petition for sale the report OF the Registrar es-
tablishing lien was confirmed.
In the case Of J. r. Walsh, creditor, vs.. John
E. Robertson, debtor, petition Of Involuntary
bankruptcy, the debtor was ordered to appear on
the 5th Of November and show cause why he
should not be declared q bankrupt.
In the case Of Theodore D. Jervey vs. Thomas
8. Miller, petition for the establishment Of lien,
the assignee was ordered to satisfy liens.
Petition off. N. league, OF Baruwel, for final
discharge In bankruptcy, was referred to Regis
trar Carpenter, and final hearing ordered on the
18th Of November. .-
In the case Of G. B. Glover vs. William Knots
petition TO sell personal property-the assignee
was ordered TO sell
In the case Of @. B. Glover vs.. Jacob V. Witt
application to amend an order OF court-the ap-
plication was granted, and the assignee ordered
to sell.
Petition Of John W. Gordon, OF Williamsburg
for final discharge, was referred to Registrar
Carpenter, and nnal hearing ordered to take
place on the soth Of November at Oolumbis. =.
the court then adjourned.
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and Mechanical Fair o
South Carolina.

At the inauguration Of the State Agricul-
tural and Mechanical Association in April
last, at Columbia, by an enlightened convention
ofspractcal farmers and machnists, preliminary
arrangements were made with an important and
praiseworthy end in view, viz: How was 1t best
to promote agricultural pursuits, manufactures,
and the general industry Of the people, white and
black. To accomplish this to some extent, the
Executive Committee were instructed by the ac-
tion OF the convention to hold fair this autumn,
II they deemed 1t advisable to do so. 1t was ne
cessary to raise from $4,000 to $4,000 by subscrip-
tion to buy premiums for distribution, and defray
incidental expenses 1t Is most gratifying to say
that committee Of energetic gentlemen, duly
authorized to wait upon the business men of
Charleston haveTeceived voluntary contributions
amounting to something over $1,000 and at a time
of great pecuniary distress in the community.
The committee consisted Of Mr.. w. G. Whilden,
and Captain F. w. Dawson, to go among the
wholesale merchants Of Hayne and Meeting
streets, and E. II. Frost, ESQ.,, Colonel zimmerman
Davis and Captain George II. Walter for the East
Bay merchants and factors on the wharves. The
writer personally, and on behalf OF the Executive
Committee, for the aid rendered, Is most CRATE
full. II the planters and merchants In other Sec
tions OF the State, who are really to receive most
Of the premiums and advantages OF the fair, will
do their part, the $40, SIS, or s25 contributions
will return to them in many fold benefits.
The fair to be held In Columbia on the 10th,
I1th and 18th November, is to anord an opportu-
nifty to every one to exhibit the evidences OF his
skill and thrift In every shape and branch Of in
dustry. The common welfare, future prosperity
and hopes OF all classes Of our people ought to be
so enlisted In this demonstration OF life, that
every district town and village should be so
stimulated by just pride Of the past Of old South
Carolina, and by antlcipations OF brighter days
ipthe prospective as to be there with their spe-
cimens aud encouraging presence, to instruct as
well as take lessons.
In human affairs all things are mueable Exces
siYe and iladvised taxes, caterpillar bad govern
ment and rule in State as we'll as municipal
affairs, must have an end. Ordinary common
sense, cannot long be controlled by hypo-
critics and those who are seeking only selfish ends.
MEMBER OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
For Beaufort District.
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TIE NATIONAL HOTEL, Communications to
Columbia win find it to their advantage to stay at
this popular hotel, now kept by Mr. Robert JOY
ner, who, with the clerk, Mr. P. H. Joyner, con-
trves to make it one Of the pleasantest houses OF
entertainment In the country. The rate OF board
is,S3a day. A line Of omnibusses takes visitors
eothe hotel free Of charge. This line is managed
by Mr.. B. Joyner, who has in his stables Goyner's
stables) some OF the finest stock in Columbia.
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R.& A. P. Caldwell will sell at half-past 9
O'Clock, at their store, hams.
Riecke L Schachte viii sell at quarter to 9
O'Clock, at their stores, bacon, fish, &c.
John G. Milnor l. Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, Cardigan Jackets, satinets, &c.
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THE CITY OFFIcERs.-The counsel for Messrs.
Frazer, Hughes, Averin and Guerry yesterday
sent by mail their application to Judge Moses, at
Sumter, for rule to make the 'ousted city off,
GERS show cause why they should not be attached
for. contempt of court in not complying with the
provisions Of the recent decision Of the Judge"
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WONDER woRLD.-yon santen may fairly claim
to be the genuine, original and unmistakable
frosty bearded Santa Claus Of the Charleston little
ones. His glittering establishment has grown to
be perfect palace Of delight, in which the juven-
lies hardly know whether their wishes or their
wonder predominate. Children Of larger growth,
too, find in his immense stock an abundance OF
articles to attract interest and please them Read
the advertisement In another part Of to-day's
pauer
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A. c. McGILLIVRAY,
Auctioneer.
TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
JAMES TUPPER, MASTER IN EQUITY, vs. JNo.
NJ BRYAN.

Will be sold in front Of the Old Customhouse, at
IL o'lock AZ M. precisely, on THURSDAY, the
4th day Of November next,
All that FARM OR TRACT OF LAND, situate in
the Parish OF Christ Church. Charleston County,
about six miles from the Village Of Mount Pleas
ant and on the seashore, containing 320 acres,
more or less; bounded east on Lands Of John
Hamlin, southwest on Lands Of Daniel Whitesides,
northwest on Lands how or late Of Estate Will
liam Matthews.
Terms-One-third cash; balance on a credit of
one and two years In bonds bearing interest on
whole amount payable semi-annually, secured by
mortgage Of plantation.
octi4 th4 E. w. NJ MACKEY, 8. @. G.
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BYW. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS,
Auetioneers.
rNDER DECREE INEQUITY.

TNDER DECREE INEoUITY.
Il. II. WILLIAMS, ADMIR- vs. GILBERT F. WILL
LIAMS, ET AL.
Will be sold In front OF the Old Customhouse on
THURSDAY, the 2Sth day OF October, A. D.
1882 at IL A. N. precisely.
All that LOT OF LAND. with the Buildings
thereon, situate south side OF Liberty street,
In the City Of Charleston; measuring In 'front.'
on Liberty street az feet, on back line 3S feet 8
line 147 feet, more or less. Bounding north on
Liberty street, east on lands Of Mordecai Cohen,
Peter N. Epping and G. Jackson, north on lands
now or late Of p. 8. Smith and weston lands
now or late OF John May; said Lot known as no.
OF plat OF lands ofthe estate OF Mordecai Cohen
1851, duly recorded in Plat Book "A,n No. 1, page
70, Register Mesne Conveyance ONCE, Charleston
County. =, ll.-. =
All that LOT OF LAND, situate in the Town OF
Cheraw, Chesterfield County, S. G., on Market
Lots, numbered on theplan OF the said town l73,
174,i75, 17s, $780, 100, which said piece or parcel
OF land Is bounded east by Huger street, south
by Market street, west by High street, and north
by Lots 1877 and 176, as per plat OF said Town OF
Cheraw, recorded In Registers ONCE OF the
County of Chesterfield, s. c.
Terms-One-third. cash; remainder In one and
two years, secure9 by bond OF purchaser and
mortgage Of the property sold.
E. w. NJ MACKEY, s. O. Q. Z, ,
The above described property can be treated
for at private sale until disposed OF at auctlon-.
Apply at SheriH's ONCE, Charleston county,
8sT Cher, CSeraw "; Democrat Will please publish on
NEWS ONCE. octT thu
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FALL OPENING.-Mdlle Estele Haas opens this
day at No. 1914 King street, handsome assort-
ment of bonnets, hats, flowers and ribbons. See
advertisement.
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CITY AFT AIR S e.
Meetings ThisDay.
ninp Lodge. at : ?. NJ.

SUnion Kilwinning Lodge, at : ?. NJ
Masonic Fair Association, at alf-past P. NJ.
Young America Fire Company, at han-paSt I
p.
stonewall Fire Company, at quarter-past p.
n.
Niagara Fire Company, at7P.M
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THE CHEAPEST Ygr.-THE NEWS Job once Isl
now printing bill-heads in the best style and on
fine paper, at So so per thousand. Merchants. think
Of it9
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By HOLMES & MACBETH,
Auctioneers.
BYW. Y. LEITCH & R. s. BRUINS.
VALUABLE PLANTATION AT AUV-
v .... TION.

Hon George S. BRYAN, Judge OF the United States
district Court for the District Of South Carolina,
/ viii offer for sale, at public auction, on
THURSDAY, November 11sh,s 1859, at the old
All that PLANTATION or TRACT 0FLAND, long
known as "Racoon Islahd," situate, lying ana
being in St Johns Parish Colleton District, ada
cent to Edisto Island, and by causeway con-
Lands Of Major VS.. Murray, formerly or WIN.
Meggett, and the South Edisto River, and east on
Lands OF W. s. Murray, south on Haynes CreeX
and the South Edisto River, and west on the Souta
Edisto River.
Terms-One.half cash; balance in one year, Sc
cured BY bond Of purchaser bearing per cent.
interest and a mortgage Of the premises Pur-
chasher to paw for papers and stamps:
LOUIS MCLAIN,
oct19 tuth1S Assignee E. w. Seabrook.
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job ONCE is
now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon at 81 per thous-
and. Send yourf orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
envelopes
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A. C. MoGHLIVRAY,
DECREE IN EQUITY.
Auctioneer.

L NDER DEChEE LIN EQU1l1.
]. EDWIN MATHEWS, TRUSTEE, VS.. T. SAVAGE
HEYWARD, TRUSTEE, Er AL.
Will be sold on TUESDAY, I'd November at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, in front Of the Old Customhouse,
ALL THAT LOT, PIECE Oh PARCEL OF LAND,
with the buildings thereon, situate, lying and be-
ing at the southeast corner Of Legare and Lam
boil streets, in Charleston, measuring and con-
tanning on Legare street. as per plat OF Charles
Parker, III feet inches and on Lamboll street
81 feet inches, more or less. Butttng and bound
ing north on Lamboll street, east on land OF
Estate wilkins, south on land OF Elizabeth N.
Smith and Margaret Savage, and west on Legars
street.
Terms-One-thrd cash; balance on credit Of
one and two years, secured by bond with interest
at the rate OF per cent. per annum, payable
semi-annualy. Mortgage OF property and in
surance OF buildings with assignment OF policy.
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
E. w. N. MACKEY,
oct14 th3tu1 8. o. G.
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USINE NOTIC CES E.

NEW YORK Herald Times, Tribune and World,
five cents per copy, at C. C. Fighters, No. 16l
King street.
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ONE OF DICKENS or seott's Works is present
ed to every annual subscriber to the XIX Gen.
tuyy. oct6
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MAN acquainted with the crockery business
Is wanted In Macon. See advertisement.
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p ONE ou1RE fine initial note paper and twenty
i've envelopes to match, for forty cents, at C. G..
Fighters, No. 1s1 King street.
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APPOINTMENT OF PoLIcEXES.-Yesterday
Messrs. W. P. Poulnot, sergeant; John Cahill, G.
Carter v. Dune, James Golden, John Kennedy,
D. Lannigan, n Mcmahon, Daniel Neylan, Il.
O'Brisn, D. Mcdonald and NJ. Ehrllck, OF the day
force; and T. s. Brabham, N. Finnegan, J. Nc
Mahon and P. Nolan, Of the night force, In pursu-
ance bf notification received from the Mayor on
Thursday last stating that their services would
not be required after the Goth instant, retired
from the police force.
The following appointments have been an
nounced: VIM. Reed, promoted from rounds
man to sergeant; Daily, promoted to roundsman;
Butler. Rowan, Aston, Salters, Jackson, Martin
and Simons, colored, and Troy and Harvey, white.
prtvates OF the night force appointed priyates Of
the day force; two outsiders, o'Reilly and Doer-
zarph, white, also appointed on the day force.
Burbridge, John Murray, Goodrich, Doogan,
Henry Hsyne James Ryan, white, and Charles
Roberts, Anthony Deas, James A. Williams,
Henry Mlnott, John Allen Ed. Lawrence, VIM.
Gadsden and Harrison, colored, appointed on the
night force; whipple and Maher appointed steeple-
men, and Patrick Hogan doorkeeper.
or these appointments fifteen are white, fifteen
coiored, and all Radical enough, doubtless, to
satisfy the Loyal League.
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THE Observation-Disclosures Philippy returned
from Wilmington yesterday, where he had been
with the deputy sheriff OF Savannah to secure
thstwo swindlers, 'swestlake" and clergyman"
These worthies appeared before Judge Cantwel,
Of that city, upon writ of haoeas corpus, day
before yesterday. After hearing, the Judge de-
cided that he would hold the two prisoners for
fourteen days, in order to give the deputy sheriff
OF Savannah time to procure requsition for
them from the GovernSf OF Georgia.
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:, BY w. Y. LEITCH 6 r. s. BRUINS,
Auctioneers, no. IS Broad street.
Hlisrellaneons.

T BOUJASSON INFORMS THE PUB
LIZ Lie that he Is the possessor OF SALvE
warranted to cure all Chronic Diseases and in
fiammaton OF the globe OF the eye. Apply at No.
2ss King-street, near Wentworth. oct2l 6*
MILL POND AND CHANNEL OYSTERS.
After the first OF November it Is proposed to
furnish these OYSTERS, either in the shell or
opened, in quantities to suit purchasers, and at
the lowest market prices.
THE MILL POND OYSTER
Supplied will be the celebrated "Gulla Island 0ys-
teri from the Lucas Mill Pond, at Charleston,
which for flavor and plumpness Is well known to
be unsurpassed.
Terms cash.
orders solicited from all parts Of the country.
Address THOMAS MCCRADY,
Agent, Postoflce Box No. $3.50,
Charleston, S. c.
Order Boxes for the city will be placed at points
to be hereafter designated.
REFERENCES Adger & Co., Hon. ]. B.
Campbell, Dr. st. J. Ravenel, David Jennings,
McCrady Son, G. W. Dlnge, John s. Ryan.
Oct18 8
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DIFFICULT ARREsT.-A few days since Mr.. W.
G. Owens, constable Of Barnwell County, went
to Beaufort armed with the proper papers to ar
rest anegro,named Francis Williamson, who was
charged with larceny. The Sheriff there delivered
the negro up to the constable, and he. with his
prisoner, returned here day before yesterday and
lodged him in the gpsrdhoase for safekeep-
ing. The prisoner was discharged, and yesterday
went to Magistrate Nushaw, colored, and sued out
q warrant for the arrest of the constable, whom
he asserted had beaten and falsely imprfs-
oned him. While this was going on, Mr.. Owen
applied to Magistrate Mackey to issue warrant
for the arrest Of his late prisoner. Mr.. Owen had
met the Clerk Of the Barnwell Court here, and re-
ceived the necessary papers and showed them to
the magistrate, who issued the warrant and the
prisoner wasA secured, and is now on his way to
the jail Of Barnwell County. -
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fourteen days, in order to give the deputy sherin
OF Savannah time to procure requisition for
them from the GovernSf OF Georgia.
SCRuMss.-Parker PiIlsbury's letter on the ne
gro's condition is not liked by the negroes here;
two OF them have expressed desire to drown
him. ..........
Drummers coming to the city now first procure
licenses to 'sdrum," and then show themselves
and licenses to the detectives to avoid arrest.
Messrs Neufvile & Hannah have Introduced
little calculator that win speedily find favor with
card-players. It cd6 be used for any game, but
Is designed principally for euchre.
The fines imposed by the Mayor yesterday
amounted to SIS. .t,.-,5plr
Anewspaper man lost his hat last night. The
person taking 1t didn't leave even an old one In
exchange.
SHREDs.-oF STATE NEws.-There will be
tournament In winnsboro' on the 2sth instant.
negro accidentally hung himself by the heels
In winnsboro' on Friday. Corn whiskey did it.
The Marion Agricultural Society met on Thurs
day last: number OF new members'were elect
ed. 1t is proposed to have a county fair next
fall
Mr.. DeFontaine lectured with great success in
Marion on Thursday.
There was frost In Marion on Saturday night.
The Selkirk Postofice In Marion County has
been reopened.
Carpenters and masons are in demand in Co
lumbia.
Two Immense mango vines are growing in Co
lumbia.
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DO M e G 8,
H O u S EFF UR N is HIN G. D PARTME N T,
a
Ease
price,
n
Onecas ychepM 1 Cents.
advanta a
Nos. STREET.
g IT O l. l. w E B &c @ O.
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The handsomest supply ever offered In this city,
consisting in part as folloHs:
BAJOU'S PARIS KID GLOVES, Of all shades
Laports Paris Kid Gloves, Of all shades
Trifousse Paris Kid Gloves, Of all shades fall cele
brated makers)
Castor Beaver Gloves
Calfskin Gloves
Alert Cape Driving Gloves
Buckskin Walking and Driving Gloves
Tanned Deerskln Gloves
Buck Gauntlet Gloves
suspenders OF all styles, including the Russian
Brace, with Patent-lever Buckles
Cardigan Jackets
Travelling Shawls
Fancy Colored and Black Silk Ties
Bows, Scarfs and Cravats, such as tile Dumas,
the Parisan, the New Brighton, the Shake
speare, the Opera, Alpine, &c.
ALSO,
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, In all quail
ties, including the Angola Flannel, Merino, Lambs
Wool Canton Flannel and Shaker Flannel &c.
COLLARS of Paper and Linen, such as the
Grays, Dickens and Bismarck, OF Paper; and the
Byron, Thalberg, Dickens Egbert Shakespeare
and Burlingame, of Linen.