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Hotel Arrivals-June 10 and IL.
PAVILION HOTEL.


H.G. Grey, South Carolinai John L. Ellis,
Jr., Augusta, Ca; Mr.. G. ]. Gorham, Boston; r.
S. Dury ca, Sullivau,s Island; NJ. Kelly, New York;
James A. Mcintyre, Allegheny County, Penn; 0.
F. Howell, Columbia, S. e.; P. Johnson, Balt!-
more, Nd; S. F. vile, st. Stephens; J. T. Gam
BILE, IGourdln's Depot; P. ]. Pierson, st. stephens;
W. Szymanski, Columbia, s. G.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
]. T. Y. Warner, Greensboro, Ca; Miss War
ner, Rochester, n. y; Vim. c. Anderson b..
Miller, Miss Kitchen, TWO children and nurse, O,
F. N urnourger, John NJ. Meineche, Mrs, Meineche,
Miss Meineche, Chas. Hahn, Augusta. Ca; NJ. W.
Hol;Z, Georgia; F. S. Meredith, Baltimore; a.
Pope, Wilmington, n. c.; G. d.. Barrows, Ciu'
cinnad, OHIO; N. 4. Parker and wife, Mobile,
Ala Chas. a. Enberton, Q. II. Strong, New lorhi
Ed. johnson, Baltimore; Sidney Crowell and VIE
steamship Georgia: Jshn Sassley. New YORK.; ING.
more; W. A. Carroll, S. Fox, New York; Jos.
| BarnWell, Sava Inaf, Ga.
MILLS HOUSE.
Frank Arnim, South Carolina: ]. R. ellis, Au'
onsta. Ca; John B. Dennis, Miss Gertrude E.
Dennis. Mrs. W. E. Dennis, Mrs. J. K. Jilson, ser
want and child, Columbia, $. g.; jas. Fife, Phila
delphia; r. P. Roddens, Wilmington, n. c.; Z. O.
phelps, New York; Miss Celia Murphy, Atlanta
Ga ". P. Miller, New York; Jas. Caldwell, Co
| lnmbia. S. ; F. Booth, steamship Georgia; Mlaf
Anna Miller, Miss Ida Krause, Michigan; W. T
TaIiaferro, virginia; ColonelO y. E. Blunt, o.. s. A.
Solomon Cohen, ]. Gorham, Savannah, Ga; E. B
Gardner, Hiram Stsndish. New YORK; 8, Scott
Augusta.
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GLENN spaNas.-we call attention to th

GLENN sPRMas.-We call attention to the
advertisement in mother column OF Mr. W..D.
Fowler, the proprietor of the famous Glenn
Springs In Spartsnburg Count. The summer 10
upon rs, aud to those Of our citizens VINO are for
sunRte enough not to belong to the Cannot.get-
away Club, we would recommend to consider the
advantages and inducements held out by this
long. established, ~fayorlte summer resort 1t Is
within easy reach from Charleston, and situated
In one OF the most salnbrious sections OF the State.
With the fountains Of health and OF life hubbltng
perspnially, and inviting to matutinal draughts,
with large and well kept hotel, AID plenty OF
nice company, what can mortal more desiref If
you are in search Of health, go to Glenn Springs,
and drink the chalybeate waters. Are you In want
OF rest. anxious to get away from the din and tur.
mon Of the city, to leave the care OF ousinessbe
hind, to avoid the crowd, aud enjoy the sweets OF
rural bliss, do not fail to 60 to Glenn Springs.
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DEATH OF A NOTED CHARAcTER.-Cn Friday
evening, one Of, the links which connected us
with the past was severed by the death at the
City Hospital Of: Mr.. seOring Richardson, better
known as Old Ssbe. He wan the first Jockey that
rode on the Charleston Race Course, and also
rode the frat race In Savannah, Georgia. For years
before the era Of railroads, he was a famed express
and mall rider between Charleston and Augusta
and In after years was familiar with the turf, ana
widely known as one Of the best riders on the
course. His falling health and old age compelled
his appeal to the public charity, but every atten,
ton was afforded him at the hospital, and his
funeral services performed by the Rev. W.. B.
Yates. He died at the advanced age OF 10 years.
having outlived his generation, and Was inferred
at the Sesmaa's Cemetery Oh the Ashley.
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BREACH OF TRUsT.-Savannah had quite a
sensation on Saturday, q report being circulated
on the street chat the confidential clerk Ola large
eotton broker had been discovered to be a default.
or to his employer to the extent OF over $4,000.
Upon being charged with it, he confessed bis guilt,
acknowledging that he had yielded to temptation,
taken the money and spent 1t. His employer,
though the loss Is q heavy one, msgnanimously
refused to take any legal steps in the matter, as
suring his ualaithfI clerk that he would far
rather have given him the money than to have
had hs confidence thus betrayed. The young
man Is said to DO OF good family aud connections,
and while In this city was received in the best 30.
ciety. His unfortunate yielding to temptation Is
doubtless to he attributed mainly to q desire to
keep up appearances in the circle in which he
moved, which could not well be done with his
legitimate income.
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LIaArENrNG HtMsELr.-At a late hour on
Friday night o suspicious looking individual at
trscted the attention ola policeman In Radcliffe
street, who went up to him to hhd out swhatSwas
going on. The individual avoided the official %
much as possible, and when the Latter called to
him to halt, incontinentty toSk g htss aeefssss The
policeman followed, and the pussgs xsseO HOT
that the fugitive threw away q chicken, a bag
containing several articles, and dropped his straw
hat. He succeeded, however, In .enecting his
escapeh the Darkness and thepuzsuer return.
ing along thsroute gathered ils artlclessWhich
hae oesn. thrown away 10 thesssacass No5odefas
appeared to claim them, and it is presumed they
are stolen property.
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DEATH OF A S1srE4 OF MERcY.-Ws regret
to announce the sudden death Of Miss Honora
.O'Gorman, lin religion Sister MarthsJ at the Sis
ters' Orphan Asylum, at s o'cleck Saturday ev n.
ing. Sister Martha had arrived at the full matur-
iy OF life, being II years at the time Of her de-
mise. She came to Charleston under the auspices
OF the laraented Bishop England, and has been
connected with the asylum for forty years. She
was a native OF Cork, Ireland. The funeral oose-
ouies will lake place at the Cathedral Chapel at
O'Clock this morning.
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6uunmsr Resorts.
~ LENN SPRINGS,
spARrANBUae COUNTY, 8. O:
This delightful watering place is now open 70

This delightful watering place is now open for
visitors.
state: In a section remarkable for delightful eli,
mate beauty and nealthfulress, together with the
virtues Of the water, makes " one OF the most
desirable watering places 20 De iouaa:
exeeIled, and are o sovereign remedy for all Re.
male Diseases. diseases q standing, PIseas.
lions Of the Skin, Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
Arrsngements VIII be made to accommodate
8 large number Of visitors.
me best music will be in attendance to enllyen
the Ballroom.
A Livery will be Kept at moderate charges.
Charees-s2 so per day; $40 to $46 per month,
according to rooms. Children under ten years OF
AGE and csolored servants half price.
Cottages to rent at SIS and $50 for the sea.
aon W. D. FOWLER.
Proprietor.
r. Stages from Jonesviue direct to the Hotel.
tnu12.SDkC
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TIE AMATEUR BOAT RACE.-The threatening
aspect Of the skies on Saturday afternoon pre-
vented as large an assembly as usual OF specta.
torsirom gathering on the Battery to witness the
expected race. At six o'clocktsthe yacht eLouly
took her position on the soutt east corner OF the
Battery, and the contesi!rg. beats were seen
making their way to the starting point. This was
near The mouth Of Wappoo Cut, the distance to
be gone over being a little over 9 mile. A ssin
breeze was blowing from the southwest, an9She
boats had the last of the ebb running. In their
favor; The start was capitaly made, and the two
boats moved or simultaneously. The Azalea
speedily went q length ahead, and her Grew pull
Ing: with a long steady sweep She kept this DIS
lance until the last quarter when the stroke
quickened, and she forged ahead Of her antason'
tst, and passed the stake-bost Louly, winning the
race by four lengths. The Fannie did her leVe..
b.st, and her crew pulled manfully, but the other
boat was too much. The distance was made In 9
minutes and Is seconds. 1t Is but just to The crew
of the Fannie to state that they got in saoal wa
ter at the start, which kept them back consider
ably. The Azalea is 20 and the Fannie IL feet
long. The crew OF the former rowed In the Alert
on the preceding Saturday, and their success Is
due principally to the skill with which they handle
their oars. 1t Is rumored that an extensive race
will come Of on Saturday next, In which seVeral
crack boats will participate.
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CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, &c.

The undersigned, Proprietor of EMPEROR
WILLIAM CIGAR EMPORIUM No. BIO King
street, three doors south Of Society street, rssp peel
ung publc. that he has concluded 10 offer extra
Inducements to wholesale and Retail Consumers
Of CIGARS. TOBACCO, SNUFF. &c, by disposlng
Of hs Stock at such prices as TO secure o large
and reliable trade. An extensive aua cU!npaeie
assortment OF ali articles In his line OF business Ia
Kept constantly on hand. giving q facility OF
niling, without delay, all orders extended to MN,
accompanied with cash. or DRAFT on responsiots
examine his perfect Stock before trading else.
where. VIM. hOgE
Proprietor OF Emperor William Cigar Store.
decl3-Smos
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: A PLEASANT EyENTNG.-A goodly NUMBER Of
the Sumter Rifle Club, with representatives from
the Charleston Rinemen, Palmetto Guard and
German Climbs, repaired to Mount Pleasant Satur.
day afternoon, and the time was spent most
pleasantly In target practice, and the interchange
of courtesies between the several CLUBS. ine
threatening aspect Of the weather prevented d
larger attendance, but those who braVed the ele-
ments were unanimous In the conviction tnat
Saturday afternoon could not be utilized better
than by devoting the half holiday to q general
target ~practice. There Is considerable debate
among the ,ine clubs OF the city on the question
OF a general parade on the 2sth instant, an MIS-
tor cal day, when the bloody Brltisne.s were
driven from Fort Moultrie. 1t has been suggested
that the officers OF the several clubs meet belore
that date +. arrange some programme for the
performance, Of the day. The attendance At
Mount Pleasant, on Saturday. shows that tnelei IL
no lack OF interest, and we trust the powers 'ua'
he will call out their clubs on the 18th.
The targets bore testimony to the efnciepcy u
the marSsmen, and their zeal was stimulated "
the presentation OF several prizes. The Sumteis
offered q silver cup for the best and q TIN cup to
the worst shot. These were presented oy VICE
President ]. a. Simmons, Of the Palmetto Guard
and Iientcnant John A. Moroso, OF the Charles
ton Rloemen, and responded to on behalf OF tn
recipients by Mr.. W. N. Bruins and V:ce-presiden
w. W. Pemberton, OF the Sumters. A pool wa
then put up and shot for by the Einemen en- n.asse
The utmost cordially prevailed, and the ~hlsss
of the departing steamer was regretted by all o
the participants.
The record of the shooting was asfollcws: Sum
ter Rines-snver cup, c. P. Sanders; tin cup
Sinkler Simons. The joint pool. W. Bacol
Best shot in the Charleston Rifemen, 1. ID
o,Nenl. Best shot in the Palmetto Guard, J.
Anderson.
Next Saturday will, weather permitting, VII
ness a repetition Of the sport.
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The BucHHE1r MYsrERY.-The missing Mr..
Buchheit has not yet been heard from; but the
statements as to his having gone West by rail-
way are fully confirmed, and all approximations as
to his safety have ceased.
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TaE&FEAsr OF CORPUS CHRIsTI was cele-
brated yesterday in the Catholic churches with
imposing ceremonies. At the Cathedral and st.
Peters the observance was marked with especial
pomp, the cohsecrated Host being carried In pro-
cession outside the church In the open air.
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THE q. 8. MARsHALsRIP.-A dispatch from
the agent Of the Associated Press at Washington
tells us that ''she appointment OF Wallace as sue
cessor to Louis Johnson, marshal OF South Carroll
ma. has been suspended"
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NOTICES.

The ATTENTION OF W~AToE-BuYERs is called
toouir large stock or Walshan Watches. These
have been long known throughout the
United States as The best and cheapest in the
market. All watches guaranteed.
". C%ARR1NGrox & Co.,
msrl3 No $50 King street.
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-Two parties, reported
for keeping hogs on their premises IN the upper
part OF the city. were ordered to remove them
within two days.
James Roper, arrested torassaulttne and stab
bling John Lucas ON Friday night id Bross street,
is held for examination.
J. Brandt, found lying drunk in the street and
brought to the Stationhouse on the city wagon
was sentenced to pay the coach fare ,;
Eight fowls, found in twob bags under a vacant
house opposite the Almshouse, were returned to
the owner, from whom they had been stolen.
Jane Jackson and Mentie Johnson, arrested for
raising q disturbance and lighting abont q he
man, were discharged.
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The TNNERs.-We are requested to- an
nounce that No. 6a, held by SO. @. L. won the
jewelry BET, and No. "a, held by Miss Lulu Ann
Hayward, won she dollhouse, rafaed at Won San
TENS store on Saturday last.
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1 DESIRE to inform the people of Charleston
and the country that they can buy a, better and
cheaper Sewing Machine from me than they can
elsewhere, and now is the time, and No. 81 Queen.
street Is che place, to get a frat. class Sewing Ma.
chine, either new or secondhand; so come one,
come all, and let me serve you to q No. l Machine.
Jun10 ]. L. LUNsF0RD.
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THs SAVANNAH FfREHEN OFF on A BIG ES-
cUas1oN.-The Marshall Hose Company, Of Savan.
nah, left that city on saturday for New York and
Boston. They were accompanied by delegations
from the Washington Fire and Hose Companies,
the Georgia Independents, and the Metropohtans.
The excursionists will doubtless have a goodtime
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IMPORTANT ARREsr.-J. N. Wilder, the assis-
taut postmaster at st. Stephens Depot, on the
Northeastern Railroad, was arrested on Saturday
morning on tie charge Of robbtDg the mail. The
warrant Of arrest was Issued by the'United States
commissioner on the afadavit OF Mr. John s. Frey,
to the eject that the prisoner had distracted a
check for over $500 from a letter In the mail direct
cd to the deponent.
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Seeming Maehlnss.

WEED" FAMILY FAvoRlTE L%oCK.sT1TOE
MACHINE,
ore the best In fuse.
Bor sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay
ments, on easy terms, or for cash. All Kinds o.!
Machine attachments, Needles. Cotton. white
black and %coloredO Silk, Oil, Soap, &C., dc.
Repairing as usual. Circulars and samples o!
work sent on application.
d. B. HASELTON,
Genera, 3ealer IN First Class Sewing Ma
chimes ana Material, No. SOL King street.
anxI7 Oharleaton. S. O.
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Auction Sales This Day.

William Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store. mirrors, cutlery, &c.
Leitcn Il Eruns will sell at 8 P. NJ, at the store
OF W. G. whtlden j. Co., King street, balance OF
stock on hand.
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A BOX containing one quire Of Note Paper.
with Envelopes to match, for 25c, at
CHAs. G. FIGHTERS,
may13-m HaSel street Bazaar.
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The AcADEMY OF Music GRAND GIFT Con-
cERTs, as advertised by Messrs. Butler, Chadwick,
Gary & Co.-Mr. Eben Coffin, sub.agent for this
splendid aud attractive scheme Is now prepared
to sell tickets for the same. Applications to be
made to him at the office Of Mr.. E.. N. Moreland,
No. 20 Broad street. Mayo
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
IL @ .... a..4aI8a&
EMN@%g@

sUPRRrNTKSDBNT,s OFFICE, NoKrHHAsTlRA R.Rl
.a.,5.,s. ss.~ 4 CHARLESTON, June 8, 1871.
On and after WEDNESDAY next, the nh inst,
the EXPRESS TRAIN leaving at II o'cl0okA II,
will be discontinued; and one to leave at $3.50 A.
II ,aubsdtuted.c All other trains will continue a.
at present. Passengers FOL. the Cheraw and OAR
lpgton Railroad Will leave at $50 "A. d. ~ =
The Evening ExGress Train will leave at 8 r.
Il. instead OF $50 p. NJ: as formerly.
SIS. S0L0MoNS. Superintendent.
The Manning, Kingstree, Darlington, Cher8w,
Bennettsville and Marion papers Will copy.
lungs
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may13-m

BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at So, 81,
IS, Sc so snd So so per Thousand, according to
size, at THE NEWS Job ONCE.
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Cigars, Gobarro. 81:
NHEAP HAVANA CIGARS.

bag leave to inform the smoking public that
Lhaye on hand an assortment OF FINE CIGARS,
which 1 viii retail at prices TO suit the times. I
OFFER GENUINE HAVANAS. az s and 10 cents
apiece, and HAVANA FILLING and DOMESTIC
WRAPPERS at 4 and s cents. Also, good PLA
TATION SEGARS at s cents. Lower graues
cheaper. There Is no imposition. Give me o lair
trial, and Judge for yourselves.
Cali at No. $40 cling street, west side, to
NAV 25-1, ma s.. L. Mof4LLO.
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ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS intended for pub
uca,ion in TEE NEWS, must, in all cases, be paid
for in advance.
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BUSINESS E~NvELoPEs.-THE NEWS JOB Office
d now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous.
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business nan should have his card printed Oh
his envelopes
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NOTWITHSTANDING RAILROAD Com.
Panty. II i: iSa,s,,


CHARLESTON, 8. O., Febfuary11, ISL.
Trains will leave Charleston Daily at, 6:3otAh-
and 6P. II.
Arrive at Charleston 1880 A. n. iMondaya e1-
cepted) and $3.50 P. II.
frainIoes not leave Charleston T. II, Sun
Train leaving $50 A. N. makes throughsconnec-
ton to New York, via Richmond and Acquia
Greek only, going through in 10 hours.
Passengers leaving by g p. y. Train have
choice OF route, via. Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal.
timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUM-
DAY In Wilmington, N. @. .I&: pie !.
This is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route TO Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and Northwest, both, Trains making con-
nections at Washington with Western trains
OF Baltimore and 0 hio Railroad.
S. S. lSQL0M0NS,
Engineer and Superintendent
P. L. eLlAPQR, General Ticket Agent.
feDl1-l2mos
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PRICES RsDUcED.-Dress Goods. of every de-
are now sold at and below cost, by
Meessrs. MRLcHEss / MULLER,
iunt5 No. eli King street.
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GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL!
oD,,Dnv roo 1Sr.NTst

GERMAN SOOTHING COhUlAL!
AN INVALUABLE REMEDY o INFANTS
This Is the best Medicine Tor young caildren
suffering with Cole, Diarrhea, or any other COM
plaint, incident to, Teething. 1t may be given
with safety, as Is contains no opium, or other In
furious anodyne.
Price, rs cents q bottle.
Manufactured and for sale py ,.r,
Also by the following Druggists:
A. W. EOKEL d CO., Dr. A. hAUgL,
Dr. ". A.. SHRINE, Z. G. 6AnpUt
W. T. LITTLE d o., J.
r 9 GRAMAN i sCHWAKE,
e Vi aIMaR J. LOCKWOOD,
q 1mIN ". T. LINN,
W. A. GIBSON,
And by Druggists generally. JAM
TTPHAM,s ANTIDoTE FOB STRONG
DRINK.
A sUpE CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS.
One Dollar a Bottle. Sent by mail postage
The Antidote is the best. remedy, that can be
administered In Mania.s-Potu, and also Tor al
nervous affections.
NO. 131 Meeting street,
octe Agent for South Carolina.
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no! FOR THE MOUNTAINS !
GAsAR,s HEAD HOTEL,

CEsAR's HEAD HOTEL,
BLUE RIDGE AoUNTAINs,
John MOD. CARSON, Proprietor, Is now open,
ana readg Tor the reception OF guests. Having
mademany improvements as 70 accommodations,
wants, INCLUDING Laundresses;; dc.; eePfuprietor
homes 70 merit q continuance OF the liberal pa
tronape extended to him tho Iast season..
RATES OF BoERD.-Per day. 81; per week, $40;
per month, $50. may22-m4
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22s King street, Charleston, $. o.. Dealer In all
kinds OF RUBBER GOODS. such az Rubber Sheet.
Ing, white aud black, Alt Pillows. Air and Water
ClothIng. Plano Covers, Dsor, Mats. &C., &C., and
Importer Of Fancy Goods, Toys and Fireworks.
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NJ E NIKE E. & M R,

NJ n E. & N L L E R,
No. s2s KING STREET,
dave Just opened an entire New Stock OF
CLOTHS, CLOTHING FURNISHING GOODS, &C..
lorspring and Summer.
Our Clothing Is very large and ane selected
stock for Men, Youths and Boys. from S. TO 500
ner suit. The largest portion Ia OF imported
goods and manufactured by ourselves; we can,
therefore, recommend them as regard TT, wear
and workmanship.
o5R TAILORING DEPARTMENT
is supplied with the finest selection OF FosEias
n DOMESTIC CLOTHS, DoEsKINs, b1AGo'
NAILS, TRIOoTs, MELONS, cHEV1oTs, CAssl'
mERES, &C., and q very large stock OF the most
| fashionable Pant and Vest Patterns, which We
will make up to order by measure IN the latest
|. STYLES. The foreman in this department OF our
hus,ness has no equal in the artistic world Tor cut.
| ting and producing an elegant at.
FURNISHING GOODS.
This department Is supplied With the celebrated
STAR SHIRTS, Foreign and Domestic Under
| shirts and Drawers, Silk and Thread Gloves, Linen
| and Paper Collars, NecGties. BoWs,s caris' rochet.
handkerchief, Socks, Umbrellas, &c.
Our stock has been selected with great care,
and prices marked very low in plain figures.
BUYERS in our line will aud 1t to their advantage
70 give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
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