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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-05
NEW CATALOGuE-No. 10.


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ment Of Modern Scholarship Translated into
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Jowett, NJ. A.. N tster Of Balliol College, Oxford
and Regius Professor Of Greek 4 Vols, Crown, 8
yo., $12.
by n. Schele DeVere, LII. D., So. ..-.
The Invasion OF France In 1914, by Erckmann
Ch8train, paper soc; Goth 90c.
The Early Years OF Christianity. by E. DePres.
sense, u. D.. Illustrated, by Annie Harwood, The
Martys and Apologists," 81 rs.
A Critical Greek and English Concordance Of
the New Testament, prepared by Charles F. Hud-
son, under the direction OF Horace L. Hastings,
revised and completed by Ezra Abbot. LII. B .
Assistant Librarian OF Harvard University, 2d
edition, revised, 50 so. T.i
Mountain Adventures in Various Parts OF the
World; sketches selected from the narratives of
celebrated Travellers with, Introduction by Head.
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Routledge's Every Boys annual for 1879, with
numerous Illustrations, SO.
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We have given especial attention to this depart.
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together with large stock of the old fayorttes.
The prices are much reduced from former prices.
So1 sion !sss VS g Ssfs h'SSe h'''F0 Ne" k'
Travels In the Air, by James Glaisher, F. R.
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CASTOR Tissander. Edited by James Glalsher,
with one hundred and twenty five Illustrations.
A Second Edition, giving an account Of the use
OF the Balloon during the Siege Of Paris, $40.
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bear In mind that by sending their orders to us
for any books published In America, they Will DO
charged only the price Of the book. We pay for
the postage or express.
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Hotel Arrlyals-D.csmber 4.
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D.fDessau,s Edwin 4. Smith, New York; J.
L. Murray, Ohio Charles F. Broadbsnt, Balti-
more; G. a. Summons Florida; 2. Bradley,
wife and child, BALTIMORE; B. Maillsfsrt, C. H.
OVENS New York; u H Burck ter Willis
ton; VIII. Gildsrslis7e. South Carolina.
RAYILIoN HOTEL.
J. Holmes, City; Isaac Ktels, D. E. E. Kiels,
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T. Blanton, j. J. Brabham, Barnwell; Leroy
Wilson, T. W. jenkins, Buford's Bridge.
a.E MILLS HOUSE.
Geo. W. Grant, Greenyllle; j. Gorham, sa-
vanuah; H. J, Steel, agent Grand Opera; Mr..
and Mrs. Scott Pringle, New York; 8. E. Sci
kirk. Geo. Withers, Troy, New York; James
Burckman, New York;. G. Grimbaf and wife,
oswegs, New York; G. Guyer, A. johnson and
lady, J. q. Homer. Nav York; Geo. W. Buch-
heidi, Albany, New York;sB. NJ. Stowe and
lady, Wisconsin.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

sr
/ At meeting of the Hebrew Orphan Society,
held on the Sd instant, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
A GOOD man has departed from our midst. On
t.e17th OF october, all that was mortal OF our
beioted brsther, Mr.. A. H. Abrshams, was con-
signed to its last resting place, and the sod now
lies lightly on him, who for 80 many years was
identified With the interests o: this association.
No more shall we behold his genial smile, no more
hear his voice pleading the, cause Of the widow
the orpdan tand the AFFLICTED. He rests now
peacefully with the Giver OF all good, and we
feel, we deeply feel, that to him has been meted
utthe reward OF those who. obey Gods oehests.
Mr. Abrahams was gentleman earnest In his
endeayors, charitable at heart, and indeed,
MONS Israelite, o Jealous friend, and In his do.
mestic relations his kindness and geniality won
for him the love, the respect and honor OF his
family. He exemplifed Gods noolest WORK, ior
he was emphatcaliy a good man.
For many years he flied the position -ofi chair
man OF oar committee OF benevolence with de-
votion tu It's duties which we all witnessed, but
cannot hope to emulate. His whole time was at
the disposal Of the distressed, and he cheerfully
performed his CHART able acts regardless OF per-
soral sacrifice. We mourn his loss, and therefore
be 1t -
RESOLVED, That In the death Of our late brother,
Mr. A. n. Abrahams tbs society has lest one OF
its most efficient members. that our IeWlsn com.
munity has sustained an 1rreparaole loss-a loss
which will be keenly felt by the poor or our Faltl
RESOLVED That We hold the memory OF our late
brother iu deepest respect. and that blank page
in utlr Minute Book belpscriDed tolhis memory.
. ResolDed That his family have our heartfelt
aympathies. and that share with them the trial
which Gods Providence has, seen Mt TO mete OUT
20 them. ,.,
furnished his family aud that they be published IN
uur daily papers.
The chairman informed the meeting that their
former member, Mr.. Jacob Barrett, had begueath-
ed to the society the sum OF five thousand dollara
Appropriate remarks were made by several mem
oers, and the following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That this society regards as q sacred
trust the liberal donation OF five thousand dollars
made to 1t by The late Mr. Jacob Barrett and that
| it win endeayor TO expend the income derivable
| from the fund in accordance with the Views Of
RESOLVED, That we, In common with the Israel.
| ties OF the city, depore the loss OF gentleman
who, for three.fourths Of q century was dis!in-
guished for stlfct integrity OF cnaracter aoa nm
| blemisned reputation.
RESOLVED, That we sympsthize with the family
OF the deceased; that these resolutions oe spread
on our Minutes, and copy be 1urnlshed the
| family 81
Resolued. That blank page in our Minute book
be inscribed to his memory, and that tne lore
going De published In our daily papers.
Copy OF the Minutes.is ~
Nh VALENTINE, Secretary.
| L.. H. DELEoN President.
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AMUSEMENFS.
The operate Concert Ilasti tight: :
,rS,,,ooh pr,onnu and her cof1.

The Operat ic Concert last Might /,
Madame McCulloch- -Brignoll and her COM
pany gave their first operate concert at the
Academy of Music last night. The audience
was appreciative and select, though not as
large as the claims OF the lady or ncr real
merit deserved. During her absence from
Charleston Nine. Brignoli has improved IN
every respect. and her voice now SHOWS Inc
good effect of continued training and inces-
SAINT cultivation. Although apparently some
what preoccupied, she sang with great taste,
and with that pleasing softness in the lower
notes which seems peculiar to her. This was
particularly noticeable when she sang "The
Last Rose of Summer ana responding to the
prolonged applause gave Coming Thro' the
Rye" .-
signor Pacini, the baritone of the company,
appeared for the first time in this city, aud
elected frequent applause by the ease and
force with which he sung. In the Romanza,
by Brignoli, he was especially good, and cis-
played the full powers OF his voice to fine ad-
vantage.
The appearance Of Sigaor Maccaferrl, the
teuore robusto, was highly prepossessing,
and he had scarcely sung the first verse In
s.La Donna Mobile before the loud ap-
plause he received showed that he was already
o favorite with tine audience. This air was
sung with much expression and power, ana
the artist was not allowed to depart until ne
had responded to the encores aud repeated
the first verse. Signor Maccaferrl was ono OF
the old troupe of Max -Strakosch, and, by nls
voice and execution, reflects credit upon his
famous leader.
The singers were all accompanied on the
piano by Mr.. S. D,Anna, the pianist, whose
performance was but poorly appreciated.
This appeared to be mainly due to some fault
in the instrument.
The entertainment was altogether chaste
and refined, and pleasing in every particular.
This evening the last concert will be given,
and it is hoped that, as South Carolinian
and singer of merit, Miss hcCalloch will be
greeted with crowded house.
The Formes-Habelmann Opera Conn
pany. E!.
This company will commence their orlet
season at the Academy Of Music on Monday
night, when the ever-charming Marta will be
sung, with Mile Roseth as Marta, Habelmann
as Lionel, and Formes as Phlnkst- "a strong
cast. On Tuesday II Tfovatore will be given,
when L.. Beaunard will make his first appear
ance. On Wednesday Gounod's delicious
opera, Faust, will be produced. We are as
sured that the company have agood orchestra
and chorus. ~.sS =
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TIE DISTRACTIONS IN THE HARBoR.
Arrival OF Pro1essof fNfanIefert-Good
News for The Marihers and the Mer-
camille Community.

Professor Maillefert, who has been awarded
the contract for removing the two Confede-
rate gunboats lying off Marsbalps wharf, the
Patapsco, lying off Fort Sumter, and three
other sunken steamers, arrived in Charleston
yesterday, and confidently expects to COM
mence operations in few days. Professor
Ma'llefert had charge, it will be remembered,
of blasting out the He'll Gate Channel, aud &C
complished his part Of the work very sue
cessfully. His latest achievement Is the
removal of the Confederate gunboats sunk OF
Drewry's Bluff, below Richmond, in forty feet
oil water. The engines and other machinery
of these vessels were uninjnred. The powder
In the small magazines was not damaged,
and box of prime chewing tobacco was
foun d. to be las good as new"
Professor Mailer9rt has with him corps OF
expert divers, fully equipped with diving ap-
paratus. They ascertain the exact condition
of the wrecks which are to be disposed OF,
and torpedoes and deEricks, under their direc-
ton, do the rest A quantity of material OF
different kinds will be required, and If this
can be had In Charleston the work will begin
at once. The wrecks off Marshalls wharf
will be attended 10 first, as being great OBJ
struction to navigation. The others will soon
be served in the same way.
Professor Mailefert is an engineer OF skill
and experience, and man Of general scien-
tlAc requirements. We hope that his stay
here will be as pleasant to him as 1t will doubt
less be advantageous to the city.
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FURNISHING GOODS.

This Department is supplied with the celebrated
STAR SHIRTS, Imported and Domestic Merino
Shaker Flannel, ATWOOD Underwear Goods, Half
Hose, Suspenders, Hsndkerchiefs, Linen and
Paper Guns and Collars, Imperial, Alexander and
Courvoisier's Kid Gloves AND full assortment
OF Buckssin, Dogskn,s Beaver and Cass Gloves
And very large assortment Of Silk, Alpaca and
Scotch Gine ham Water. Proof [l4Ol Umbrellas.
Our Stock. has been selected with the greatest
care and prices marked very low In plain figures.
Our motto is quick sales and small profits, fair
dealings. Goods may be returned II not satisfac.
tory. Buyersrin our line will ind 1t to their ad.
vantage TO give us call. oct19-3mos
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No STORM QU1rE.-About six O'Clock yester-
day evening, telegram from the clerk OF
the weather - Washington ordered caution
ary signal for Charleston. The red light was
duly ydsplayed from the staff, but cioudless
sky, with Increasing cold, combated the idea
Of a storm. At ten o'clock the signal still
hung out, but the expected storm seemed as
remote as ever, and everything indicated that
for once the weather prophets had made
mistake.
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= = e..
TEE Protection OF EAIGRAHrs.-f We are
TO have emigrants arriving at this port, some
efficient arrangements should be made for
their protection. On the arrival Of the Geor-
gia, on Sunday, several sailor clearinghouse
keepers went down to the wharf, and finding
the gates closed, as is usualin ,pritate pre-
nsises, they entered through a side opening
and attempted to forse their way aboard but
were elected by the mstes. Failing In ibis,
they hailed the passengers from the wharf and
succeeded In producing dissatisfaction, and
during the evening several escaped frem the
steamer. On Monday, Captain Holmes and
the chief mates were arrested On writs issued
by Trial Justice Caulaeld, on complaint made
by one or more OF these persons, that they had
been assaulted with deadly weapons an / their
lives threatened, &c.
1t is needless to say that it Is an attempt on
the part Of these runners" to endeavor 10
secure, by intimidation, free access to all the
steamers arriving here with emlgranls, who
are to be entlced away and shipped as sailors
after their pockets are emptied. We under
stand that the steamship company have ar
ranged to present all these parties for trespdss
in Judge Gra1am's Court. We would only re-
mark that, at Baltimore, emigrants blythe
European steamers are so thoroughly protect
ed from interference that they pass from the
steamers to the cars without any one being
allowed inside the gates, except the officers of
the customhouse and the railroad and steam
ship employees. This course has been resort
ed to at al the principal Northern ports as
necessity, and Will have to be adopted here,
else. we shall soon get name for maltreating
amigrants, to the great prejudice of this port:
We are quite satisfied that after Judge Gra-
ham gets through with these runners" there
vii, be no mora trouble Of this kind.
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CLUBS AND srARs.-Hector Gardner, arrest
ed BY the detectives on the charge Of steal
inc turkeys, fancy pigeons, rabbits, &C., was
referred 10 trial justice for prosecution.
Three parties, representing the extreme de-
grees Of ine5riation, were locked up In the
Guardhouse and fined one dollar by the
Mayor. They all paid up Without awaiting
the alternative.
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NlTY AFFAIRS.
Meetings This Day.

Attncks Light Infantry, at P. NJ.
Delta Lodge of Perfection, at P. N.
Hook and Ladder, No. l, at half-pass z. NJ.
Charleston Social Mounted Club, at hai'past
7 P. N.
Carolina Rifle Club, at haltpast P. N.
tVlgilant Fire Engine Company, at 2. ID.
Promptitude Fire Company, at 8 P. M.
Hibsrnlan Society, at P. M.
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TIE FIRES IN THE CITY.
Fire ON Gadsden,s Green.


A little before eleven O'clock last night
fire broke out on Gadsden's Green, near the
oaks, among some small one-story wooden
shanties, and after destroying several burned
itself out. The engines were brought out soon
after the alarm was rung, but owing 70 the
want of water could net play upon the hre.
There being no other buildings contiguous:
By the exertions of the fremen, and notwilh'
standing the high wind, the ire was conanedd
to the shanties, and few hundred dollars
will cover the entire loss. AS far as we could
ascertain there was no Insurance.
lr "A Fire in stoll's Alley.
The alarm of fire raised yesterday af-
ternoon, a little after three O'Clock, was
caused by the burning Of chimney in stoli's
alley. The flames were threatening at one
time, but the timely exertions of Captain
Minott, and Of q few policemen, prevented any
serious conlagratlon. The engines were not
ont, and no bells were rnng. . BIZ = IL
ABIazing ohimneys
(. At eight O'Clock in the evening another alarm
was given, but proved to be merely the burn
ing outof chimney in George street on 'tne
premises owned by Mrs. Bernard. The flames
soon burnt out, andwere extingulshed with
out the aid of the engines. No bells were
rung. -. .'a.,.s'
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FuRoHaorr, BENEDICT & Co., No. IA King
street, Charleston. have become the sole
agents Of the celebrated Diamond Shirts, known
as the best shirtmade. Try their 50 SO Shirt.
Equal to the best ss so Shirt sold elsewhere.
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USINESS NOTI CE s.

A. G. KAUFAAN.-Thls pushing young bro:
ker announces this morning that he will at
tend W every branch Of the money and stock
brokerage brslness, on reasonable terms, and
we are sure, with fidelity and dispatch.
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By w. 7. LEITCH 6 r. 8. BRUINS,

:. ny Us Il N7A1V1I % ~ Ss U1OND5
..... ..t .f Auctfoneers. r- =,
@ MALL DWELLING NORTHWEST
~ corner of'Wilson and Magazine streets
o,cInck at the East END ~ Rrnad streef the foI.
lowing property: 80
That fTW6 STORY WOODEN RESIDENCE, stu
ated at the northwest corner OF Wilson and Maga-
zine streets. Lot measures S9k feet on Magazine
street, by 133 feet on Wilson street. House con-
tains square rooms, with pantry, &C.
Terms-one.half cash balance In one and two
years, with interest, secured by bond and mort
gage OF the property, insurance and assignment
OF policy. Purchaser to pay US for papers and
stamps. dec5imtu3
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MAsoN1c.-At the annual communication Of
Strict Observance Lodge, No. Ts. A. F. NJ,
held on Friday evening, December lst, the
following officers were elected to serve for
the ensuing year {: James simons, Jr., ". M;
]. D. Easterlin, 8. W.; A. W. Taft, j. w.; Rob-
ert 8. Prlngle, secretary; F. ]. Dawson, treas
urer; B. F. HcCabe, g. D.; 7. W. stanland, j.
D.;J. h. Schmidt, tyler; D. B. Gilliland, E. G.
Marshall, stewards.
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ANsw FIRM-Mr. .Ansley D. Cohen, for a
long time connected with the firm of. A. Ems
low g. Co., and Mr.. j. seabrook Wells, late a
member Of the firm Of VIM. Roach d Co., have
gone into the commission and brokerage
business under the style Of Cohen & Wells.
We wish the new firm every success.
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COTTON FOR GREAT BRITAIS.-Mr. Henry
Card cleared yesterday for Liverpool the
British bark Lucy, with 1850 bales upland cot
ton and $50 tons phosphate rock.
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CALL IN TixE.-Mr. Lorenzt, at the corner
of King and Wentworth streets, Is selling of,
at low prices. a fine stock pipes, tobacco and
cigars,
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A NEGLECTED COUGH, Cold or Sore Throat,
which might be checked by simple remedy,
like Browns Bronchial Troches," If allowed
to progress may terminate seriously.
dec5-tuths3 U.s
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THE PosroFFIcE CHANGE.-The occupation
of the new Postoffice by the department, in
this city, which was expected to have, taken
place last evening, has been deferred for
time, the new Postofice not being quite I'm
ished, and the required permission from the
Department at Washington to anticipate the
Armal turning over BY the contractor not
having been received. The contractor, Mr..
oakshott, is now in the city, however, and
the change from the I'D Postofice, IN Hasei
street, win take place shortly.
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Books FOR TIE HoLIDAYs.-Those OF our
readers who are seeking that best of gifts-an
acceptable book-as Christmas present for
some young friend, can nowhere ind finer
stock from which to choose than at Fogarte's
favorlte depository, King street, In the bend.
The selection Of imported works at this es-
tablishment, as elsewhere announced, is es-
peclaiiy worthy Of attention.
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FuRoHeorT BssEDtcr q Co., No. IA King
street, have added to their excellent stock Of
Dry and Fancy Goods a full line Of Window
Shades and Curtains, and will sell 200 pairs Of
all Linen Curtains for 81 only, l50:pairs Of all
Linen Curtains for 81 25.
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sERESApE.-we tender our thanks to the
members OF Beck's Band for q complimentary
serenade last evening. s.- ~fF
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MILL $SPoND OYSTERS for sale. Apply te
Thomas McCrady, agent, No. 81 Bee street.
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Auction Sales This Day.

Laurey & Alexander will sell at 10 O'CLOCK
in front of their store, bacon shoulders,
soap, &c.
Leltch & Bruins will sell at II o'clock, at the
east end of Broad street, real estate.
John E. Bowers will sell at 10 o'clock, at MS
store, No. 5O6 King street, work mules
Jeffords 4 Co. will sell at 9 o'clock, at tnelr
stores, hams, raisins, DC.
Holmes 4 Macbeth will sell at II O'Clock, at
the northeast corner of Atlantic wharf and
East Bay, molasses.
steffens, Werner 4 Ducker will sell at 3
o'clock, at their store, shoulders, sugar, &c.
Macqueen & Riecke will sell at 10 O'CLOCK,
at their stores, hams, shoulders. &c. -s-
r. NJ. Marshall & Brother will sell at II
O'Clock, at their ONCE, horses and mules.
JIG. Minor & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock, at
their store, dry gooasan clothing: C
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CHEuLBY's PARIS KID GLovEs-every pair
warranted. These Gloves will be taken back
esen after " ear, for any imperfections, such as
tearing or ripping. ryg.sa Ena ~
y.5sS 3Paria 20 RSnsdela. Paix. (:
n.n, London, IS Regent street.
DEfofs New York, 929 Broadway.
Boston, sITemp!e Pace.
FuRcHeorT, BENEDICT & Co., sole Agents
for Charleston. ..,~. nov3-6mos
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PARTIES in want Of doors, sashes, blinds,
mouldings stair newels and balusters, willcon-
suit their own interests by calling on or writing
to Mr.. P. P. Toale, No. 20 Hayne street, where
they will find the strongest and cheapest stock
in the Southern ttates. A specially made Of
French and American window glass.
o,.1o thcfu
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BY JOHNE. BOWERS.
DOSTTIVE SALE OE HORSES AND
MULES. -
VIII be sold THIS DAY. a. 10 O'Clock, In front
Christopher's Stables. ..s
l2tol6 Work MULES and Draft HORSES.
Conditions cash. dec5-&
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Nen, pnbIiratlons.
IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN BOOK

IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN BOOKS.
BY special arrangements we are prepared to ex.
ecute o:ders for ENGLISH AND FOREIGN
BOOKS. Parties entrnstlng their orders 10 me
may depend upon the utmost dispatch and aiten.
ton TO their delivery. .-n;.. ~ .
FOGARTIE's BOOK DEPOSITORY.
sEWE ARE NOW OPENING A GREAT va.
VARIETY OF FANCY ARTICLES. DESKS, WORK
BOXES, WRITING GASES. PORTFOLIOS. &c, &c.
SCHOOL BOOKS, AND ALL KINDS OF SCHOOL
STATIONERY.
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aS- Now is the time to think about adver-
tlsing holiday goods, and reflection should be
followed by judicious action.
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GALE OF STOCK, CORN, FODDER 10
from Mars Blum Depot, on the Wilmington and
HORSES; Mules; Cows, Hoss, Corn. Foddsr.
Farming Utensils, Cotton Seed, DO. The Cattle
are the nnesr In this section OF the StSte T6rfn8
cash. The Plantation will be rented Aat the same
time. It contains some 500 or 600 acres Of 1ne
Cotton and Corn Land s;I..E Ts-s@
JS0. n. MCCALL Agent
Sec1-17D4c f-.-sr. MaSsf Blu6e
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FURNISHING GOODS, &C.

READY MADE SUITS for all ages, from the
smallest boy To the largest man.. A.
Dress aud Business Suits Of Ill descriptions.
Elegant 'Uvercoats, Pea Jackets, Derby and
Plain Sack Suits, Fine English Walking Coats and
Suits OF all celors, Single and Double Breasted
Black Frock Goats, Black Doeskin and Fancy Cas-
simere Dress Pants, Velvets silks, Cloth, Castor
Beaver and Cashmere Vests, manufactured
under our oTn observation. We are therefore
sure Of q good 1t and durable work.