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JOHN REALS FUNERAL.
THE MOST IMPOSING PROCESSION
SINCE BILL POOLB's DEhIH.

10000 People In the Coi.ms and I 90, 900
On the strects-Sbockina Scene at the
Grsvc-A Tammany Poiitictan Thrown
tnto the Grave-Iis Marrow Escape.
The funeral Of the late John Real took place
yesterday snernoon from the residence OF his
brothers -in-iaw. Patrick McCauley and Thomas
Hughes, Third svenue. near 1O5th street. Lonr be-
fore the hour appointed for the procession crowd
Of well-dressed and orderly mon, women, and chill
dren coneregated In front OF the house. blocking up
the way so e6eetually that Capt Byrnss, OF the
Eigs'y-sixth street Police station, had 70 cal
out his reserves TO keep the svenue clear for The
cars 10 pass; but, at the request Of the family, The
police did not interfere with tho crowds who block
AIDED Tie doors Of the house and 6led tho rooms and
passages 70 ko parting look at the features OF one
whom all tbere present loved. and believed 70 have
died martyr 10 his political faith.
Daylight discovered watchers and friends OF Real
wsitsE 70 pay their last tribute OF respect to tho
dead, but all were excluded from the house until
the body had been
DassssD voR rHB Grave.
Then the doors were thrown open, and from
o'clock until p. N. . continual stream OF ffieods
passed round tho easket which contained the earthly
remains OF John Real. Our reporter entered the
room where the body lay at II o'clock. and found
the gricfsrieken and afflicted sisters bending over
the conn, weeping and sobbing as though their
hearts would break The face bore . remarkably
placid and serene appearance, and a stranger not
aware OF the manner OF his death would have sup
posed that John Real was calmly sleeping. The
body was dressed In shroud OF the Order Of Mount
Carmel, made OF white silk beautifully quilted and
embroidered, while sround the mock, 10 hide the
marks OF the fatal rope, was white linen staadinx
collar and white crsvst. On his brcas, were the
symboiicsl letters, L II. g.. worked tn whits on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-08
THE JERRY's RUS DIsAsTER.

A Car FILLED with Passengers Thrown Down
an Emba kmcnt 100 Feet High-Sine Per-
sons KILLED md Fourteen Wounded.
GRsEsBRIR, WmrS SULPHUR SraMos, Va.
Aug. 6.To-niEut, on the Chesapeake and Oslo Raj.
road, At Jerry's Run the next car IRON the rear
coach OF the up train was precip,-,sd down on en-
bankment 100 feet high, and shattered Ia pieces
Nine persons were killed and fourteen wounded
About forty persons we're on the train.'
Hntd-MAjor James @. Paxton, Lexington Va, uol
William Boplwer. KING and Queen, yai heMit PsIon
Boyd Hediey. hortrtown. n. J.; n, AoNoTaeet r d
Miner Richmond. Va; Geo. T. Cobb eI state scnator
OF New jersey; Dr. I, \. Read. DaoVile, Va.
The accident was caused By the truck OF the coach
neIt TO the last running on The track after pass
ing over the trsste work and curve In the road at
Jetry's Ron, two miles from Allegheny Station, and
eight miles nom White Sulphur Sprngs. The train
wa. running a, the rate OF Only siI miles al boar.
and up very steep grade.
The conductor discovered the car OF the track
and pulled tie alarm bell, and the ain was taken
up in very short space bat the that was OF the
track went over the bank, II Is supposed the aeci.
dent is the result Of tue sudden breaking OF wheel
The killed will be transported 10 Richmond in the
morning, except Parton and son. who will bs sent
to Lexington.
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THE PISTOL IN EAST NEW YORK.
Murderous Assaults in the Streets on Satur.
day Night-knives and Reveiyers.

Murderous Assaults In the Streets on Satur-
day Night Knives and REVIEWERS.
At about O'Clock on Saturday night Charles
W. Heitk1mp entered the lager beer saloon opposite
the car stables OF the East New York and broadway
Railroad, and met bis brother in.law, sinschaski
Simsehsski, on the entrance Of Hctkamp, addressed
insulting language to him. Hetkamp, enrayed,
struck bis brother.inaw with q cane aud was about
TO 60 out, when smsehiski resumed his abuse
heitkamp, irritated, turned and fred Two shot.
from q revolver. One shot struck the sill OF the
door, the other the shin bone OF tue len leg
Simschscki was taken 10 his home In Brownyille
and Is doing well HeitkAmp was arrested, bu, be
escaped before reaching the once Of Justice OF
tie Peace
At Fulton and Sheffield ayeIus, a number OF neu
eonRregated, and the shooting was discussed. In
the throng was the son o. the wounded man " ho
naturally took up the cause OF bis father. One
spangenberg who was druhk) gave tue he to The
son, and q general row ensued Two men, Henry
Sebert and Peter Nolrkmer. were badly stabbed the
former sbout the face aud eau Vie other IN The left
side and other parts OF tue BODY They lie IN very
precsrious coneuon. During tie lghi several s,ots
were fired.
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PERSONAL ISrELLI9ESoh
Tho excellent P.,her Moope, 1, v,,,m

Tho excellent Pstber Mooney Is vsry ill.,
Lee J.. Hyde hiss been appoiated Postmaster a
Duhkirk.s n T. vice Patterson removed.
The Hon. James j Spelman (eo,oreD Of the Mis-
st.ipp egslatare 10 In this city. Hk sddrts 4
70 Grove street.
me-srs vsnderioven a Webb, OF the Pstersou
0sars,Sr Col Jopes. q the Perth Amboy Deweovss
hunting expedition In the vilds OF Nov Jersey.
hr. Northruo, propristor OF the MAahattsa Hotel
on Harlem Lane. was presented with gonulue black
county CayAn.
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OBITU'A RY.

James Lsngdon, prominent resident OF Elmirs.
died Saturday,
0ncer John LynAT, for the past tweniy. Eve years
tylhe seventh. Tenth and Tiurieenth Wsrda n 10 bs
hiSied tomH' '"s ,n CsaIsss His Cspetsry.
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Wife MsrSsr.Attempted.

Robert II. fitchett, al Greenviile, N. J., yestsr
day. alter . dispute with his wife Harriet knocked
her down snd kieksd hss vtss his heavy boota,
swearing that be would take ber life. She escapsd
and made complaint before Justice Marta, aad tAS
brute was lodged In jsn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-08

The Hon. Prank Duffy, sher brsvely bs,tiiss
in ten campaigns against TsmnAny Hail, has asszs
suceumbed. and huns out banner Inscribed. Ths
Peoples Candidates For Mayor. A. ostsy HanI
Frank Dany.
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Murderou. A...uI, P,,er,I.

During the funeral Of the murdered msA
Androw Murphy. yesterday, In WilliamsbsrEh,
Thomas Montross made . murderous assault sDoa
Bernard Lynch with Q hammer and pistol OioSe
hAngan captorod him.
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Danish and Italian Dc-patcse-.

CorxsuRGEs. Aug. 6-E-esiaS.-Ten French
men ofvtr to-day eutered the GreI Bolt This
makes bine,een French war vessels nov In the
B1itc.
ssRIoUs RIOTS ~ TURIN.
ITALr. Turin, August 6-Scrious riots took place
in Geneva yesierd,y. arising out OF the Rroder
criminal triils. Two persons were killed.
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The English yschi Sappho, Mr.. wm. Do~gisa
owner. arrived cG Sandy Hook last nlxst ffoa
Queenstown. She was boarded on Friday isss N ssA
l.os Ion. o7so. By tho pilot boat Abraham feGgssA
she encountered bead winds the entire passage cd
having bad twenty hours fair wind. bhs VIII sd
per,teip etc In the regatta to-day.
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" Respect for the
Arms Of Russia +"

The shops which were msnaeed lsst night remain
closed TO-DAY.
MORE LIu.
The 01tois yesterday printed 9 despatch from
hstE reporting thatA regiment OF the Royal Guard
Of Prussia was cut to pieces 81 wissenbourg on
TbsrsdaJ, end . PvAAAlan ksaersl sas wounaad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-08

The Selndinavians OF New York have issued an
appeal to tAs people OF the Uued States, bebaif
OF those wouadcd In the heid, and the widows and
orphans OF the slain. II s proposed to raise fund
BY dollar subscrploDs, To be apphed without re-
sard to nationality Subscription bss 10 be
sent round 10 the city newspaper ofhees
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-08

sny doubt Of what the oourss OF event, viii be
Not many weeks, rcrhaps not many days, will pass
before the announcement of an alliance, offensive
and defensive, between France and Denmark for Il
w,r. In the meantime Bouet blockadcs the Baltic
ports, and, when tue whole squadron assemblies
will bombard Hamburg, Kei, steltin and
Dantxg. service for revietuaiiing and supplying
tho feet is TO be organized at Eisinors By French
onecs who len Oherbourg on wednesday In LII.
sondelIe. The Dspish Government Ia believed 10
have authorized thus taking Elsisore ~ . base
Of operations, IN Get more signiacsn, than any
declaration Of alliance.
raUssiAH oUSboAr oAPruaEb.
Before entering the Baltic, Bove, captured two
sunboats ., the mouth Of the Rlbe, and bombsrded
wheimshsven; but only 10 try the guns OF his iron
eisds. No landing was attempted.
soRs vRsSou ouspoArs.
B'even river gunbosts we're sent in seetioos from
Touiou on Tuesday 10 strasbourg A new runboa,
invented By Ysrey has been sent from cherbourr TO
strasburg. II 10 small vessel In fact bothing more
thsn Cos ting gun carriage and 10 able 10 carry the
'sreest Brion gun, though drawing only three fee,
o. water. As the letter closed the quarter part OF
the erpedi,icnsry forces were arriving.
FRANKFORT LOYAL.
Our special correspondent writes from Frankfort
on Tbufsday:
Tie Prankforters regret that tho King did no,
como TO receive tho msniestsiions OF enthusiastic
LOYALTY and to see that FRANKFORT Is now as e.hiul
as Berlin. Tbs Kings proclamation IL heartily well
coined.
ronrrrISo ANTWERP.
The fortiHcitions OF Antwerp and Hamburg are
being pu, into a complete state OF defence ~tth oil
possible haste.
Saltpetre in vast Quantities has been ordered ftom
1ndi, Dismarek's organ At Berlin now approves Of
t. A.
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The rcsidont Poles OF this city met Yesterday In
Ozlb's Hal sis Second street. Dr.. hsrcin in the
chair. The majority favored the French side In the
pcnding Erro?cln ss being less sutocritic and
. more civilized power than Prussis. Mr Kuut
fofsoerg. Pgcsifcnf OF tte scaudinayian Pstfiotie
rund Association, BEGAN 4 speech IN favor Of
France, but WAS iniormsi that the meeting was
solely iot Poles. lie YVES there fore debarroh froIA
iurther speaking
TuB AID SOCIETIES.
The Fourteenth ward Getmans will form Pa
triotc Aia society tonight
rux GERMANS REJOICING ovrR rBE NtwA
when tile news OF the defeat OF tae Prench was
read at meeting of the German tailor. Saturday
eveUt0g 10 caused great excite cment, amer which
sayerAI ktgs Of la.er beet were emplied
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Rehser C.ptsred by . PeIioena.iI

Resser Captured By q Peiicona.it
As Henry Geier. peddler Of smoked 6sh, ~
returning 70 bis homo. 1o4 Orchard street. carly yes
tsrday morpins. he wss stoppsd By Peter he0O
rick. who demanded bic nossy. oeiss ohtecssa
and rhe hiEhwAyman held q revolver 10 his heeA
polics Me0urry sis:.p,ed 70 escsss, bst vss 60
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Bo.s mcL.ass,,n's Lates, strske.

Mayor Kalbaeisch will not sign warrant e.
$4,000 which the Fire Commissioner want 70 drsu
from the proceeds OF the sale OF property OF In
late Volunteer Fire Department Boss MeLssshiis
will probably mandamus him. The sturdy ~
Dutehmsn, however, caa afford 70 ssap bic aagsn
In the Bosss face. heLsushiins trip into The ooua,
try coat him . few dollars and ho must sow a
something TO raise the wind.
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PRUSSIA TRIUMPHANT!
1000 Prisoners, 20 Cannon and
:, 6 MiinlleurS Captured
rorbsch, Sierck, Hagenau, Saarbruok
>. and Wissembourg Taken
MMAHoN's CORPS CUT OFF
The French in Full Retreat
on Paris.
NAPOLEON ACKNOWLEDGES HIS DEFEAT.
Paris Declared in n State
of Siege.
Tho pr,ssians Sweeping through France
like a Whihwind.
Tho prss;ans Sweeping through France
like a Whihwnd.

7A< folo,riag are 1e lntea despdtchc. re-
.Is,d I. tn. Sun Office docn 10 o'e'ock hS
..rsing. Later dcspdtcAes, II any, viH be
orint.d in a possript.
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE BY rHl
SUMS REPORrERS.

TIE Rswe .tis Lifs ef an Astress-Resrel
IN LuHsry and Kduoated like q Qsess
Dat Drusrca Dsws bv Optsn al
Liasor-Lined By . Friendly HssA.
Matilda @. Seely, aged thirty -four. was -
eused In the Rsscx Market Poics Court yssssrdas a
stealing - worth Of ladies' clothing frou nsry n
FuiiEr~H some ysers NO she was pepsias sosres
10 Chsiestos, 8. o. Amosg bee sd~irers wss
wealthy soutsern sentscusn, also named seeiy. We
had an osiy daughter strongly resembling MstlAA
This only daughter was suddsoly taken s,ek. II
bcst medical skili was called, but 70 no avail ~
she died Matilda, who wss tben yosng ed
pretty, vs. sdootsd By the griefstricts
parent, Who hsA bu % thorosshis
eduoscd, that she soquired the mastery OF Avs bss
guages, bestowing upon her s the ssms time an thsa
wealth could Afford. Her foster hther kowevss
died leaving her large legacy. She took 70 opium
eating, and then 70 drinking, asd In . short uus
squandored her fortune. She came 70 New York.
and In adehrious stats wandered about the streets
She attracted the attentioa OF the kind Mrs Fuik
grnd who took her 10 her house, and supported her.
Mrs. Fuligrsd, discovering her gcains, tried 70 an1
some wsy b. which bcr prot6gee could her live
lihood, and sueceeded so veil that she was soon y
have appeared In Saratoga ss . dramatic resaes
Last Thursday. however, Matilda disappcared and
the stolen articles were misstng. Compiaiat ~
made 10 the police, who srrestsd Miss Scefy. Bhf
claims tha. the property 10 ssr own. Bhs ives hen
for examtnofion-
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Il Is well known here thbt Danish neutrality -,
enly o'tensbe and temporary. The Danish q ~
eminent cannot withstand the enthusiasm With
which Admiral Bouet and his squadron have been
received at Copenhagen. and the known
sJmpathies OF the people. The secret mission
OF the Duke de Csdore. and the arrival Of
the FraArh aAst en,neid. toa s,s uy 10 Lave
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@-THE PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION
FOR THE aDAILY NEWS" rs NOW
EIGHT DOLLARS A YEAR, IN NADvANCE.
The Georgia Elections.

The Georgia elections take place to-day
Tomorrow and Thursday, when seven Con-
sressmen are to be chosen for the remainder
of the present Congress, and for the Forty
second Congress, and also members OF the
State Legislature. The candidates for Con-
gress arranged in each case in the numeri-
cal order Of the districts) are as follows :
For the Forty-frst Congress-Republicans
Richard ". White, Richard II. Whitley,
Marion Bethue, Jefferson F. Long, Thomas
p. Beard, John A. Wimpy, George P. Bur-
nett. Democrats A. T. Mcintyre, Nelson
Tiff, William F. Wright, Winborn J. Law
ton, D. M. Dubose, William P. Price, Pierce
M. B. Young. For the Forty-second Con-
gress-Republicars Virgil Hilyer, Richard
. 81. Whiteley, John S. Bigby, Thomas j.
Spear, Isham S. Fannin, John A. Winpy,
George P. Burnett. Democrats: W. w.
Payne, Nelson Tiff, William F. Wright, Win
born J. Lawton, D. NJ. Dubose, William P.
Price, Pierce N B. Young. The Republican
majority in the State in 1868 was seven
thousand. 1t is now expected to so Demo-
cratic by a large majority.
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Notices in Bankrnpttp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
/ UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CATlOLlNA.-
NOVEMBER TENN, 1sT0.-In the matter OF ]. ].
NevIl e, OF Charleston, Standardization for
fu.l and fna! discharge In Bankruptcy. Ordered,
That hearI=g be had ON tie TWENTY EIGHTH
bAY oF DECEMBER, A. D. 1870. at Federal Court
house. in Charleston, S. c., and that all Creditors,
place, and show cause II any they can, why the
prayer OF the petitioner should not be granted,
BY order OF the Court, the 8th day OF Decem-
bar. A. Il, 1870. DANIEL HORLBEOK,
Clerk Of the District Court Of the United States,
y for South Carolina. decl3-tu2
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Judge Vernon.


We print the answer Of Judge Vernon te
the resolutions OF the House OF Representa-
tives, charging him with contempt. This
answer makes it plain that Judge Vernon's
offence was the discharge Of the Laurens
prisoners in the performance of his judicial
duty, contrary to the wishes OF Joe Crews &
Co. A Republican contemporary insists
that s'politics should have nothing to do
swith the impeachment" OF Judge Vernon,
and that the 'tquestions to be decided simply
ssconcern his discharge Of his official duties,
cor his failure, as alleged, to discharge those
t'duties." But, unfortunately, politics and
Joe Crews have had q great deal to do with
this unpleasant business.
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

TEE DAILY NEWS, by mail one year, So; six
months 81; three months So so. Served In the
city at FIFTEEN CENTS week, payable to the car
riers, or IS rear, paid in advance at the once.
THE TRI-wEBkLY NEWS, published on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, one year 81; SIN
months So
TIE WEEKLY NEWS, one Eear 81. Six copies
SO. Ten copies. to one address, SO.
SUBSCRIPTIONS in all cases payaoie Ii au'an0e
and NO paper continued after the expiration VI
the time paid for.
address RIoRDAN, DAWSON i CO..
No. l4e East Bay, Charleston, SO.
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A RESOLUTION has been accepted in the
House Of Representatives calling on the
Board of Commissioners in each county to
make a full report of their transactions during
the past three years, and Of the total debts
now due by each county. Doubtless the
Charleston Commissioners will be able to
make report which will be highly interest
ing il highly unsatisfactory.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-20

Mr.. NILES G.. PARKER, State Treasurer,
advertises, under date of December IL, that
the e.6re loan stock" OF the State, amounting
to S3O4, 44s SO, due in 1870, will be paid in
gold on and after December 81, 1870, at the
South Carolina Bank and Trust Company,
in Columbia, and at the clearinghouse OF
H. b. Nmpton, Nos Nassau street, New
York.
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NOR RENT OR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL

LIOR RENT OR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL
II ESTATE In Orangeburg District, situated
ON Lyons Creek, three and q haK miles from the
south Carolina Railroad. The tract contains
800 acres, soil rich red clay, adapted 20 cotton,
corn; wheat, root crops and clover.
A splendid range for cattle; sunny hillsIdes for
vineyards, and low lands foc meadows. Lyons
Creek, a large, never-faIl!ng stream runs through
the estate, and furnishes one q the finest water
powers in tile State.
4 most valuable ircn ore has been discovered
The estate kas on It all the necessary farm
buildings, negro houses, barns, stables, gin
houses and small dwelling. 1t has been IN con
slant cultivation since the war; and the splendid
growing crop would give entire satisfaction.
1t Is offered for rent or sale, on reasonable
terms.
Address Mrs L n. KE1TT,
Society Hill, Darlington District; S. c.
Or r. II. MARSHALL 4 BRO, No. 80 Broad.
street. aug4
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E,NGLISH AND GERMAN SCHOOL, No.
n 80 WENTWORTH STREET.-The exercises Of
dissatisfaction embrace all the branches necessary
FOR gond English AID Commercial education
The hoars from to O'Clock P. NJ. are devoted
70 German lessons, viz: Grammar, Speaking,
Writing aud Realirg. Lessons in Drawing and
Moulding every Saturday morning. The Night
School, from to O'Clock, for exercises Of Arith-
nletic, Reading, Spelling aud Writing, and Orna-
nenta, and Mocha sical Drawing for aHults.
The Academy Is under mJ special superlnten-
.euca with the assistance or Mr.. J. MCDONALD,
Mss ]. II. ANGEL, Miss LEONHARDT, 5tiss J.
MILLER.
Vocal Music by Professor F. BERCKHAN.
G. II. BERGMAN,
aug9 Principal.
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n NG WILLIAM.

n G W l. LII a ID.
Just received at KING WILLIAMS CIGAR FAC.
TORY, No. $40 King street. near Society street.
large and complete assortment OF Leaf Chewing
and Smoking TOBACCO, Cigarettes, Snun, Pipes,
&c. Havana aud Domestic Cigars imported and
manufactured by VIM SCHROEDER, who respect
fully invites the attention OF chewers and smokerB
and traders, wholesale and retail. TO stock fully
from the cheapest to the highest grade, which b
offered at the lowest cash rates. Al orders from
the country will receive prompt attention and
shipped G. o. D., c- at thirty days city accept
ance. dec13.8m0B
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CLoUR, SIDES, SHOULDERS, HAMS,

.ELOUR, SIDES, SHOULDERS, HAMS,
PORK, COFFEE, SUGAR, ac.
FFORDS d CO.,
Nos. II and 19 VENDUE RANGE, OFFER AT
LOWEST MARKET RATES:
500 bbls. Fresh Ground FLOUR
25 hhds. Choice Clear Rib Sides
20 hhds. Prime Smoked Shoulders
10 'tlerces Choice 8. G. Hams
10 tierces Pure Leaf Lard
25 bbls. Heavy City Mess Pork.
10000 pounds Prime Dry Salt Sides
10000 pounds Dry Salt Bellies
100 sacks Rio Cofee
l60 bbls. Refined Sugars
100 cases 2 and tb. Fresh ToMatoed
Is cases Fresh Peaches
100 cases, and b, Fresh Oysters.
ocr1l-tuths6moa
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JAPANNED TINWARE.

JAPANNED TINWARE.
GOO anely finished WATERS and TEA TRAYS,
5o'Ornamentcd Cake Boxes large sizes
25 Chamber Sets; also, Knife Boxes, Sugar
Canisters, Lunch Cans Chamber Pails, Tea and
Coffee Canisters. Spice Boxes and all minor artl.
cles IN the trade Articles suitable for house and
table use made from PLAIN, pressed and pleced
tin, sold twenty-five per cent. below any other
house.
GLASS! GLASS! GLASS!
GOO KEROSENE LAMPS, all sizes and patterns
l5O dozen Table Gobets, great variety Of patterns
500 dozen Table, Bar and Toy Tumtlers
rs dozen Champagnes, 100 dozen Wines Glasses,
Water Pitchers, Fruit Stands, Water Bottles,
Oval and Round Dishes, Butter Dishes and Tea
Sets, in Plain and Pearl Glass
400 Looking Glasses, various sizes, bought at
great sacrifice, and Will be sold at less than
manufacturers costs.
CRoCKERY CROCKERY! CROCKERY |!
1000 dozen PLATES, all sizes, from Is cents to
81 25 per dozen
800 Sets Cups and saucers, 200 Ewers and
Basins
Water Pitchers, Flat, Deep and Covered Dishes,
Bowls, Mugs, Bakin., Dishes Soap and Brush
Trays and Saucers and an endless variety OF
small articles.
GROCERIES GROCERIES ! GROCERIES !!
RAISINS Almonds Cltron, Currants, Jeliies,
Teas, Sugars, Cofrees Syrups, Butter, Lard dc.,
all at lowest market rates, at
LINLEYs CHEAP STORE,
No. as8 KING STREET.
Signs or the CrocHery House and Carolina Tea
Agency. Leel2-l2
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nOoMS TO oLET.-APRIvATE FAMILY,
HI occupying q commodious residence in u
qulyt, pleasant Street, one square from the Rut-
ledge street cars, having more. room. than they
require, would let ole or tYo nne large front
gentlemen with satisfactory references. either
with or without boart. Address HOME" at this
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