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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-12

REPORTERS CRUMBs.-Passengers from all
sections of the upcountry report that the rosts of
last week have had very disastrous effect upon
vegetation.
Mr. Fred'k Darby, mechanic of this city has
made set of organ tuning Instruments in u eupe
l1or manner. These instruments have always here
tofore been procured from the North
The police have begun to put stop to begging on
the streets by arresting, Saturday. old offender
"a Portuguese
u II. jerks Is in Washington trying his best 10
get the postmastership of this city,
Ihere is anew political organization in this city
embracing men and women, who are working in
the Republican interest
District-Atorney d. L. Corbin has gone to WASH
ington, it is sad seek the Judgeshp of the Inter-
me diate Court Tor hearing appeals from the District
Court, which Congress is about to establish.
The ladies were out yesterday in all the radiance
OF their new spring costumes Our reporter does
not attempt to describe the wonders in the way of
furbelows, panniers and trimmings that dazz I'D his
eyes on every side
HOTEL ARRIVALS, APRIL 10 AND 11.-Charleston
| HOTEL WIN Katz, Philadelphia; U simmonds Balu-
| more; Burton. Philadelphia; J Mills and wife,
New York; Miss Pine New York; Ignatins TYLER and
| wife, Montreal; Mr. and Mrs Worthington Canada:
Armstrong, England; Ev Hitchcock, New
Y ork; A Weir, New Orleans; Carl Boil, New York
TIL omas Beuden, Kentucky; L Wells, Baltimore;
L Bell, Florida; w Prince, Comley, M d, II
| uDgen, Phtla lelphia; H M saue, r J Hendricks
| j WHofman, D Smith, New York; R Glass and
Wife, Boston,; Il Reeves and wife, Mrs Mary Reeves
| Indiana; M Reeves and wife, Miss NJ Reeves,
Arthur Reeves, Cincinnati; Stephens and wife,
New Jersey; James Dean, Quebec John Dutch
| and wife, Savannah; Virgins and wife,
| Florida; G MoMurty, New York; Platt and
| wife, city; W Maurice, Kershaw, South Carolina
M lie Durand and maid, Siguors Brgnoli, Petrilli
sart, Steffenone and Lanza Opera Tronpe; Mr., Mrs
and Miss scammop, Chicago; Elzell, j Stol-
| brand. Columbia; The Marquis Du Bourcel. Eng
land; 81 Voorhees,, Mrs Clark, Ohio; D Wells
| and wife, Goodrich, Cay, Milwaukee; F Zwei.
fel, Z Platt and lady, G Gardiner. Rahmey. R
Forbes Mrs A Largnoux, Miss slliman. Now
York; Wilson, New Jersey; s Dewing, Tup-
per, g Davis, Chamberlain, city; B Parker,
| Boston; Meyer, T Gardner, W Goodrich,
| Gen Wright, Allsn, Augusta; L Youmans,
| Edgefeld.
Paui1iof HoteI-James Browney, James M Ward
F LeBleux, city; Morgan, Georgetown; g
| Worsham, w Worsh m. Cooper River; James P
Darnall, Kentucky; Norris, Memphis; ,,rs p
lon, Augusta: John Voorhees,, Mrs L Clark, Ohio
James Curtain, New Orleans; Tyler and wife,
Montreal; ODonnell. o r Levy, City; w G
! Mitchell, Mitchell, Augusta; A w Pr,tohett,
| Philadelphia; Frank O'Neal, City; James Soully,
| Augusta; w Edwards, Salters, G; Sing 'eton,
| Newberry.
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A Gard.
TO TEE EDITOR OF THE NEws

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEWS
l beg to inquire through the medium of
your journal what route is pres :r,bed by city ordi
nance for dray stabbed at the corner of St. Philip
and Beaufan streets, and destined for the corner of
King and Market, where 1t ls heinR employed. This
query Is elected by the arbitrary imposition of fine
by Acting Mayor Clark on the representation Of one
of his policemen, whose zeal in the discharge OF his
duty Is only tarnished by his incompetency to in
ter pret rightly it's requirements.
Protesting against my summary dismissal with
fine without hearing)
am, respectfully,
BARTLETT Grafton,
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SEaERIFF'S SALE

SAERIFF'S SALE.
In matter Real Estate, .AndreD 4. Lovegreen
In Probate Court Decree.
By virtue of an Order to mo directed an delivered
by Hen. G orge BUST. Judge OF Pro ate. will be
sold, at northeast corner Of the Courthouse, on
MONDAY, May 3, at l2 O'Clock NJ
All that LOT OF LAND situate on the west side of
Church-street, in the City OF Charleston. measuring
front said street "a feet by IA feet in depth
or less. Bounced north by lot of Mr.. Williams.
south on lot Of Mr. Lee. formerly Beckrnan, east
by church-street, and west fy lands of Jervls II.
Stevens.
terms cash. Pur 'haser paving in addition to the
sum bi the expenses of the Probate Court and for
conveyance, also the sher's and fees, amount
ing in the aggregate to .$45.
ALSO, AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE:
All the RIGHT, TITLE and INTEREST of the de-
fendant IN TRACT OF LAND situate IN st. John g
.h-l.y ahnnt one and q half miles from Santee
River oD Devices Road.
Levied on and to be sold the property of Elias
>. Butler at the suit of VIM. M. Hall
Terms cash. f. W. M MACKEv
April IL ma q n n
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Estate Sale, by order of the Executors.
BY j. Il. HUMPHREYS.

On "WEDNESDAY, the 18th April. prox. At tho Ola
Customhouse, at IL O'Clock will offer
All that certain PIE e OR PARCEL OF LAND in
the Town OF Summerville Immediately opposite the
new Town Hall and known as the residence of the late
captain Wm Trout, measuring and containing one
acre. more or less; bntting and bounding to the
north on land Of Philip Gadsden, + go south on
main road. ard east and west lands of late Capt.
Trout; together with the improvements thereon.
consisting OF comfortable Residence with four rooms
lathed and plastered. with wide double piazzas.
storeroom kitchen. carriage house and stable all In
good repair. = =
There is also attached fine Vegetable and Flower
Garden, and some very choice Fruit Trees
ALSO,
] he LOT adjoining the above on the east measr,r.
ing and containing one half acr, more or less
Terms-One-haf cash; balan .e in one year. Sc
cured by bond and mortgage of the purchaser
purchaser to pay for pap aud for stamps
:he above property can be treated for at private
sale at No. ~ Broad street. m4wl March "a
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest tCirculation.-THE DAILY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
COGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
cvhA71oN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PoSTOFFYCE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE IoROVIS-
IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFYCE Law.
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The SCHOONER LIoN.-This vessel, which
sale from Cuba some weeks back with cargo OF
sugar and molasses for this port, and which was
thought to have been lost, has been heard from A
commercial house Of this city has received letter
dated Apil 1st from Nassau N. P which states that
"the schooner Lion. with cargo Of sugar and mo-
lasses from your port is now here dsmasted ].
having been ashore on the Berry Islands."
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BEAUTIFUL CHRoMos.-One of the greatest
attractions OF Kingsreet just is the extensive
and choice selection of chromos wh ch decorate the
Art Gallery of Quinby Co.. in King street. oppo-
site Hasel. Many exquisite pictures have recently
been added to the already large collection and these
together with the admirably executed Mfe-size photo
graphs ivoryypes, imperial corses revolving stereo-
scopes, &C., render the gallery we'll worthy of @
visit.
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INFANT1cIDE.- inquest was held by Coro.
ner Whiting on Saturday morning upon the body Of
an unknown maze child, colored, found by police.
man in Orapge-street tho Broad street
The jury rendered verdict hat the child came to
its death from some cause to them unknown
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The TRADE IN FRUIT AND VEaETABLRs.--
Areadya considerable area Of country near Charles.
ton Is devoted to fruit raising and truck farming for
tho Northern markets. and with proper efforts and
facilities Of transportation this branch Of industry
bids fair to bocome developed into large and
fourishing trafic. The movement Of early spring
garden STUFF northward has fairly haGmn ...a
every steamer that leaves Charleston for Northern
port carries out spring vegetables among her freight
and the shipmontes will go on increasing for some
months There istno end to the demand IN the
wealthy communities Of New York, Boston. phila-
delpha. Baltimore. and other prominent places for
early and chotcs fruit and vegetables, and the
amount Of money TO be made 10 only limited By tho
akin Of the farmer. 1t win mot take long to mako
fortune cuvating strawberries to be cold at Ten dol
lara per quart.
The steaw ship Cham2ion which left here ON
Saturday Ssr How York, took four hundred and
eighteen packages Of spring produce.
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PERsoNAL.-Attorney-G General Chamberlain
reached the city yesterday.
General A. r. Wright, of the Augusta Sentinel, and
Colonel James T. Gardner, Of the Consitntionaist,
are at the Charleston.
Messrs. Sargent and Sutton. the avant o,urlers Of
the new company wa,ch Manager Whitman is bring
ing South, are now In the city.
Mile Bonfanh. fresh from the den of the Forty
Thieves. at Niblo's. New York. Is. we understand.
the premieye danssuse Of whitman's new Corps dc
Ballet.
The Marquis du Boureel, Of England. is a. the
Charleston.
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Spring SCHEDULE ON THE NORTHEASTERN
RAnRoAD.-On and after tomorrow the express
train on this road will leave the city ten A. M.
and arrive at four p. M. The accommodation (daily
except sundays) train will leave the city at one p
NJ, and arrive at fifteen minutes past eleven A. M.
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USINESS TICEs.

SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Union Bank and Gas Stocks wanted by A. Kauf.
man Broker. No. as Broad street
The BRIaNoII and all the latest novelties in
the spring style hat line, brought from the North by
O. johnson on Saturday, can be had at the Temple
Of Fashion, No. 269 King gstreet
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QUICK TRIP FROM SAvANNAH.-The steamer
Dictator, Captain McNety made the run on satur-
day last in six hours and three. quarters.
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FIRE.-The alarm of fire on Saturday at
three-q quarters past one o'clock caused by the
burning of a chimney on the residence OF Mr..
MoCrady on East Bay.
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The MEASUREMENT OF WOoD.-We are in
formed that the city ordinance in regard to the
measurement of wood only applies to wholesale deal
ers, and that there nothing unusual or improp.
er in the sale. by Mr.. Joseph Martini of load of fire
wood which had not been measured. The report OF
the case in this paper copied from the books OF
the Mayors Court
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TIE BOARD OF CONTROL for the "Widows
Home" gratefully acknowledge the following dons-
lions: barrel of -four from gentleman of State.
burg; fruit from merchant the Bay; dried
apples. from lady in Orapgeburg 1t is with re-
gret that we publish short list of donations this
month, and would be pleased for any contributions
of vegetables, produce, &c.
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IHE New OPERA HoUsE.-Mr. John Chad
wick, the owner of the Adger building, accompanied
by Mr.. David Lopez left this city yesterday for the
purpose Of visiting and examining the theatres and
opera houses inNew York. The result of this visit
will be tho speedy construction in Charleston of an
opera house worthy of our city. MIR. Chadwick, as
We previously informed readers, purchased the
Adger building for the purpose of converting it into
an opera house, with halls above for other public
purposes. We are glad to announce that all doubts
la regard to the early accomplishment of his design
are now at rest. and our citizens may now reason.
ably hope to have by next October an opera house
equal if not SUPERIOR, to any in the Southern coun.
try.
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JEwELRY, SnvERwARE, WATCHES, PRECIOUS
sToENs, &o-Mr. James E. Spear. long and Avorably
known as the proprietor OF the extensive ewelry and
siverware establishment in King street. opposite Ha-
sel-sreet publishes advertisement in the NEWS this
morning. calling the attention Of the pubic to large
and elegant assortment OF all the goods IN his line.
OF superior workmanship and elegant finish. During
business career of many years, Mr.. Spear has
maintained the reputation which he early made for
cheap prces and genuine goods. Situated in the
most fashionable part Of Kingstreet his storo has
long been of the chief attractions Of that favote
promenade. and Its splendid array Of handsome sill
ver and jewelry ie standing temptation to extravs-
gance. Mr.. Spear also calls special attention to the
superior skill Of his Matchmaker. Mr. Jatho.
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AUcrION SALES THIS DAY,

Knox, DAILY Il Co. will sell at 10 o'clock, at
their salesroom. corner Of Wentworth and Meeting
streets, Furniture, Hats, sc.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
MEETINGS THIS DAP.

German Fusilier Sociery. at 8 =. M.
Orange Lodge, at half-past7 7 p. NJ.
South Carolina Base Ball Club, at P. Nj.
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THE FIREMEN's PRIZES, to be- distributed on
the 27h inst. consists of three silver cups one for
hand engine. one for the steamer, and one for the
truck company that proves the victor in the contest
They are from Whiden's. corner Of Beaufain ana
KING streets.
Several testimonials are also TO DO presented on
the 27th inst.
casion of the great parade vigorous practice
Our boys must look well TO their laurels.
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UPHoIsTERNa.-Everyb is reftting his
house at this season, and Mr.. W. J. Trim. who has
just opened large stock of paper hangiLgs, window
shades and general upholstery, at No. 100 King
street, Is prepared to assist in any work of that kind
at short notice and on reasonable terms. Give him
o call.
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A THIEF CAUaHT.-For some time past,
boarders at the City Square Saloon have been miss
Ing money and articles from their rooms without
being abe to account for the loss. few days ago
the proprietor of the saloon missed $40. The servi
oes OF Detective Coates were engaged. and he at
once fastened the deed on o colored chambermsid of
the house named hose Saunders. whose honesty
heretofore had been unquesttoned. Rose could not
stand the charge squarely put. and admitted her
guilt. She has been turned to magistrate for
prosecution.
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To Our Customers Generally
BEAUTIFUL FANCY GOODS,
TOY S.. &c a

- Il - &C @. n
OPENED FOR THE SPRyNG TRADE. 1883.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT, AT LOW pRrCRg.
IA consisting is part OF:
CHINA TOILET GOODS lROCKING HORSES
Mantelpiece Ornaments Two, Three ana Eour 1t
Photograph Albums wheeled Velocipeiea
LADIES' Workboxes Tin, Iron and Wood Toys
Writing Desks, Fans Toy Wagons WheeIbar.
Portsmonaies. Purses rows
Cheap Family Soaps, PERI Dolls, Marbles. TOYS.
fumery, &C. Kites
German Pipes, Stems &c oaues In great variety for
Fancy Baskets. Picnic In and out Of door use,
travelling and FlowerI sdch Rs !.
Baskets 'poqust
Beautiful China Bouquet Base and lsubber Balls
Holders IBattledors
China Cups and SaucerS Hoops and Graves
Vases. 10. Rolling Hoops. &c.
Children's Carriages
have always on hand o full line OF Domestic
Fancy Goods and Tov and the latest styles of vie.
ma, Caenbach and Paris Goods, novelties OF the
season. and Offer them at liberal DISCOUNT to the
trade. -,
make q specially OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
guch ~ Rnbber OverC0sts. Capes, Leggings. Caps.
Elbows. nospiial Cushions. Door Mats, Rubber
Plano Covers. White and Black Nursery Bbeeing,
Rubber Toys. &c.
THANK my patrons for past favors. and earnestly
cfthe same.
r.. vow. .SANTEN,
No. 290 King.street. two doors sbovo Market
Apr1l6 DAG mwflma
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CLUBs AND STARs.-Proceedings in the
Mayors Court on Saturday last:
Three goats for being allowed to go at large were
declared forfeited.
large black and white Newfoundland dog found
at large was sentenced to death, unless the owner
takes him away from the statonhouse, paying the
fine and license fee.
Joe and Sarah Glover. colored. who perpetrsted
the robbery on Mr. Muirheads place, Mount Pleas.
ant were turned over to o magistrate.
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NO B U . 4 W IN u . nj BN.
THE SUMTER NEWS,
\ PUBLISHED Ar sUM7KR. q a.

rs ONE or THE BEST pApEMs IN TRR UP.
OO0@rHYS has lAx6e cAkcutaton, and afgcrds su.
peesof advantages ~ an eAveftdn9 meeium. Terms
aOW. A&Ases DARR % OSTRRN.
xehguasy "a RTupaastogs.
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SPRING CPENINa.-The house Of John r..
Read Co.. No. 2eS Kng.street, opposite Easel.
have just opened particularly choice selection OF
spring goods. 1t includes fancy goode black dress
goods lace shawls. parasols, white goods laoes en-
brotderies. hosiery, gloves, &o The reputation of
this house for keeping hand and receiving at reg
ular ind frequent intervals the very latest novelties
In the dry goods trade 80 we'll established that we
need only refer to the advertisement in another
co'umn.
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1MpoRTED ALE, PORTER AND BRowN srou
will be unreservedly sold by ]. Fraser Mathews. N
Sc Broad-street tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock
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lloattbes, o9ewelrp, Gte.
JAMES E. SPEAR,
No. 235 KING-STREET.

OPPOSITE H1SEL,
1EStRES TO CALL The ATTENTION OF HIS
friends and the public generally to his stock of
TiME Msn., WATCHEs JEWELRY, SILVER PLATED
WAVE, AM FANCY GOODS. which he has lust
recelved OF Of the latest Styles and dsposing of at
very reasonable prices. " "
SPECI AOLES AND EYEGLASSES of all kirds
GLASSES REFII1ED TO SUIr ALL EYES
.JEWELRi carefully repaired. Diamonds and
other pcacious Stones set to order.
MIR. @. w. JAlH having returned is in charge
OF the WATCH DEPART MENT, aud oil Watches for
repairs Will be unoer his supervi ,ion.
April IL mwi1mo
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TO THE LADIES.

WYE WOULD RESPECTFULLY STATE OUR
w many years experience in the manufacture
OF ORNAMENTAL b AIR WORK enable us to offer
to our customers the finest assortment of every ar
ticle required In our line, from the small FRIZZES
to the full WIG. embracing Braids or switches Coils
Waterfalls. Cushions. Orimpt Hair, Bands Curls.
Ringlets, &c.
TORTOI ,E-sHELL DRESSING, TUCK, SIDE AND
FANCY COMBS, and COMBS Of every other class.
TO the Gentlemen.
WE OAN FURNISH WIGS, TOUpREs. wHIs.
KERS, MUSTAOHES, IMPERIALS, &c.
To Our Customers Generally.
THE FINEST FRENCH AND ENGLISH pERFU.
MEfY, SOAPS. POMADES, HAIR OILS, HAIR RE
S'ORAT1VE'. COSMETICS, &C., from the most re-
spectacle houses in zach country.
Ou' GEMAN COLOGNES ars unsu rpassable
For Engliah and French Hair, Tooth and Nail
Brushes. Iortotshell, Buffalo and other Dressing
Combs. we challenge rivalry.
Particular attention paid to the making Of Me-.
mento Hair Work as BREAST PINS, EAR RINGS.
FINGER RINGS, CHARMS, &c.
All otders by mail will be so fed that the reputa.
tt0n OF the house for tue past thrtyve years shail
not suffer In our hands. Always ON hand Hpe as
sortment of French Jewelry. A liberal discount 70
merchants and the trade.
M. ~ A. ASHTON, a.
No. $40 KING.STREER
January s tu1 m CHARLESTON. s. O.
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Yrp WDD0S, Wlf.
SPRING OPENING.
1869.
J. r. r E. AID & co.
WYE HAVE NOW OPENED A NEW AND COM.
w PLETE STOCK OF
FANCY DRESS GOODS.
Comprising BLACK AND CoLoRED SILKS,
Foullard silks, japanese Poplins, Colored. Striped
Lenos, Mozambiques Muslin and Cambrio Robes,
Printed Lawns. Peroales and Pcques Silk and Worst
cd Figured Grenadines, &C., sc.
We also call attention to our varieties of
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
ALPACA, BOMBAzINE, TAMIsE, s.A and s.4
BAKEGRs. Crane Marettes and 0rena6ine Hernia
MES, in variety. Canton Cloths, Musl,ns and Dc
LANES.
LACE SHAWLS.
The most extensive assortment Of LACE SHAWIS
ever before offered IN Char ieston.
We are now prepared to show Our customers:
BLACK FRENCH LACE POINTS, from 81 to s25
Black Pusher Lace Points from S25 to $36.
Super Lila ma Lace Points, from $25 to S100.
ALSO,
Black Merino and Cashmere SHAWLS. Black and
White Silk Grenadipe Bhawls, Printed Broche
nio J1ik
Black Barege shawls, Shetland shawls, Black Silk
Coverings To; ether with many other new and
striking novelties to be found In our
CLOAK AND sIIAxva. ROOM.
PARASOLS.
SPRING OF 1869.
We are now prepared to Offer full assortment Of
Rufhes FriDges and t&oe.
Especial attention is called to our novelty.
"LA COQU ETTE.''
(FAN PARAsoL,
SUN UMBRELLAS, IN VARIETY.
WHITE GOODS, LACEs, EMBRoIDERIEs.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Agent for HARRIS SEAMLESS KID GLOVES.
FANCY GOODS, RIBBONS, PERFUMERY.
FANS, RIBBON BOWS.
SWISS AND CAMBRIC PUTTING.
LINEN AND LACE SETS
COLLARS AND SLEEVES.
VEIL BAREGES AND DONNA MARlAs.
LACE sPENCERs AND CHEMIsETrEs.
HANDKERCHIEFs. &C.. &c., &c.
j. R. READ G. 60.
ALSO RESPECTFULLY INVITE ATTENTION TO
TaEIR STOCK OF
BLEACHED SHEErINGS AND SHIRrINGS.
DOMESTIC PRINTS, TABLE DAMAsK.
AND FLANNELs.
DhESS IK4M MANGS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS IN GREAT VARIETY.
Gtmps GalooDs, Buttons and Frlnges both in
Black and ColOrs.
Our Spring Stock is now full and complete to
which we shall add-per every steamer-the LATEST
NOVELTIES as they are produced.
StranRers visiting the city are invited to inspec
ton of our goods.
Terms cash or city acceptances.
Prices warranted as Low As THE LOWEST
j. r.. READ e. CO..
No. 2se KING. OPPOSITE HAsEL- STREET.
April u mwf
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TO THE LADIES.
VNTE WOULD RESPECTFULLY STATE, OUR
NovIrpv aust nxo
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prp GOODS, Gtf.
SPRING OPENING.
1869.
J. r. r E AID & co.
VN/E HAVE NOW OPENED A NEW AND con
w PLETE STOCK OF
FANCY DRESS GOODS.

Foullard Silks, japanese Poplins, Colored Striped
and Checked silks Mourning SILKS. Col red Lustres
Lenos, Mozambiques. Muslin and Cambria Robes,
Printed Lawns Peroales and Pcques Silk and Worst
cd Figured Grenadines, &c. sc.
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LACE, SHAWLS.

The most extensive assortment Of CESHAWLS
ever before offered IN Char eston.
We are now prepared to show customers:
BLACK FRENCH LACE POINTS, from 81 to $25.
Black Pusher Lace Points from S25 to $26.
Super Lila ma Lace Points, from $25 to S10O.
ALSO
Black Merino and Cashmere SHAWLS, Black and
White Silk Grenadne Bhawls Printed Broche
shawls. Colored Fancy Challie Shawls, White and
Black Barege shawls, Shetland shawls, Black Silk
Coverings. To- ather with many other new and
striking novelties to be found In our
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We also call attention to our varieties of
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
ALPACA, BOMBAZINE, TAMIsE, s.4 and s4
BAKEGRs. Crane Marettes and Grenadine, HERNIA
nies, In variety, Canton Cloths Musl.ns and De
LANES