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AMUSEMENTS.
"Faust" Mt tho Academy.

/ Some disappointment was caused tot au-
dlence at the Academy of Music, last night, oy
the announcement, made just before the rising
of the curtain, that Mr. Habelmann was pre-
vented by indisposition from appearing as
Faust. Mr. Beaunard had kindly consented, at
extremely short notice, to take MI haoel'
maun's place, and it is due to him to say that,
under highly unfavorable circumstances ne
acquitted himself handsomely.
The Narquerite of Mile. Rosetti, whose YER
satility EQUALS her artistic conscientlousness,
was especially good In the fifth act. At this
climactic point, both the singing and acting
of Mile. Rosetti were admirable. Mile. Dzuoa
was cast for Sei6el, and her rendering OF the
melodlous Flower Song was delicious. The
Valentine was Mr.. Wilhelm Formes, who Is a
finished actor aswell as fine singer. In the
tourthact, his acting was such as is rarely
seen upon the lyric stage; and his Iich voice
and excellent method were conspicuous
throughout the opera. Nile. Predigam, as
Marta, produced good impression upon the
audience. s,-e -gs-t.
The Asphistophiles of Mr.. Carl Formes. the
central figure In the operate picture, Is a very
striking conception. There are, as all are
supposed to know, many kinds of devils.
Aud the Mephistophiles of Mr.. Formes is as
different from the chevaleresque 'hend VINO
would toast his victims 10 delicate brown,
ona gilded fork, as from "a dld Hornie" with
his baroed tail and unequivocal hoof. 1t is
mocking, scofing spirit who Is with the
world, and not Of it; who sfulhls his part
of: the agreement, and exacts his dues TO
the last farthng; who has no PLY 1or
the fallen, and yet has certain sympathy
with the dauntless old man whom the fair face
of Marguerite leads to destruction. the cnar-
acter, go conceived was played with an atten-
tion to detail and dramatic vigor worthy OF
all prals,, And the yocalizatlon was exceed
ing'y fne. The difficult song 10 the second
act, aud the dabolcal serenade In the fourth
act, were splendidly sung; the last named re-
ceivi1g hearty encore.
Both orchestra and chorus were upon their
good behavior. The former played the norid
ACCOMPLISHMENTS with charming effect, and
the chorus came out in full force In the well
known chorus of soldiers. 1t was, all in all,
a good rendering Of one of the most attrac-
tive Of modern operas, and the audience
showed their satisfaction by calling Mile. Ro'
setti and Messrs. Carl and Wilhelm Formes
and Mr.. Beaunara before the curtsin.
Tonight Auber's Era Dauolo will be played.
Mr.. Theodore Habeiiuann will positively ap'
pear os the romantic hero, and Aessrs. Carl
and wilhelm Formes will appear as the two
bandits The cast Is strong one, ard the
opera It's self Is full of m eloaious life.
Shakespeare at the Academy
The lovers of the legitimate drama will 5e
glad to hear that Mr.. Harry Seymour. assisted
by Miss Effie Johns and corps Of twenty
artists, will give six shakespearian entertain
ments, beginning on Monday next.
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hoard OF TRADE.

A special meeting of the Board OF Trade Wes
held at half.past seven O'Clock last evening,
the president, d. n. DeLeon, in the chair.
The chairman announced that the Board
had been convened for two purposes-frst, IN
response to request from the chairman oithe
executive committee Of the Taxpayers Con-
yention that the Board Of Trade should ap-
point three delegates to meet the committee
and consult on matters Of State; and second,
In regard to the bill to organize Melropo-
tan Police for the City of Charleston, now be-
fore the Legislature.
A communication from the Chamber OF Com
merce of Memphis was read, enclosing me-
mortal Of The Chamber to Congress in relation
to the rerunding OF the cotton tax. On mo-
tIon, the memorial was referred 10 the special
committee on the Gotten tax already appoint
ed by the Board.
A letter from the president O! the Board oil
Trade of Talladega, Alabama, was read, re-
lating TO the completion of the Great Western
Railroad, and pointing out the increasing
trade Of Talladega, and the great Importance
to Charleston aud the South Carolina Railroad
Of securing this direct route from Atlanta to
the Mississippi River. The matter was re-
ferred, on motion, TO the executive committee
to report. "
A communication from the Board of Trade
OF Columbia was read, calling attention TO the
great suff, ring and loss Of property entailed
upon the State by the Intervention Of the Fed
eral military, which was brought about by the
exaggerated statements Of designing persons.
It stated that the civil power was fully ade-
ouate to the preservation of law and order,
and In the absence Of controlling State
power the board applied directly to President
Grant for q mitigation of the evil. No move
ment being requested by the Charleston
Board, the matter was received as intorma-
ton.
Messrs. W. W. Memminger and NJ. Haig
were then unanimously elected members oil
the Board of Trade.
The request of the executive committee OF
the Taxpayers Convention having been
brought up for discussion, The appointment OF
the three delegates was left to the chair, who
appointed Messrs. George A. Trenholm Geo.
W. Williams and Edwin Bates.
In regard to the Metropolitan police bill,
Mr.. Haslie read memorial which he had
drawn up, informing the Legislature that the
majority of the citizens were fully satisfied
with the present police system, and praying
that the bill uiIght not be passed. On motion,
the memorial was ordered to be forwarded to
the Legislature as coming from the Board OF
Trade OF Charleston.
On motior, the meeting then adjourned.
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ByR. NJ. MARSHALL 6 BRO,

EFEREE'S SALE. ~
II Executors OF JOHN q. TC( (KER, deceased.
against The Dev,sers and Legatees OF J. Il.
TUCKER. -
the Hcnorable R F. Graham, Judge OF the FIRST
Circuit, will ofIer for sale az puolic Auction on
THURSDAY. the 11th day Of January, A. d. lS12,
at II O'Clock, in the forenoon at tneod Post.
Cfice at the foot of Br5at ree', In Charleston,
1he following REAL ESTATE, .ituate in George.
town County, belonging 10 Inc EState ol ttlc ia'e
John Tucker. 10 VII: ,,,,u
the PLANTAT ON known as Will Brook; also,
the PLANTATION known as Litehheld; al,o, the
Lands on sandy Island: ai.o, the Plantation
Known as G!enm re; also, the Plantation known
as Holly Grove. n,.S.,
,ions wiz he given In future advertisement.
Terms-One third cash; remainder IN one. TWO
and three years, 10 he secured by bond or bonds
Of the purchasers, brarng interest at me rate Of
seven per cent. per anhun. payao'e annually
from the Of sale, and NOR gace OF the prop.
erty purchased. Pui chaser to pay Referee lor
f'f''' SAMUEL LORD, JR., Ref rec.
H9r Georgetown paper please insert once
a week for three weeks. decl4-tn6tulo.
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The CoRNER-SToSE.-At the pulling down
of the old Masonic building, last summer, the
cornerstone was taken up, aud will for o
second time, be the subject OF much Interest
in the coming ceremonies at the meeting of
the Grand Lodge. The old inscription runs
thus: Erected by the Grand Lodge of An
clent Freemasous of South Chrolina. Decem-
ber 9, ls4O." The stone has q crack running
through the inscription, and has been placed
in the hands OF Mr.. E. R. White, to be pre-
pared for the coming ceremony. The follow
ing inscription will be cut on the reverse side
of the stone: "Re-erected, and cornerstone
laid by the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge
of South Carolina. December goth, A. L..
5s7l Building Committee-James Conner,
P. G.. h.; W. K. Blake, G. n; R. S. Bruins, D.
G. MfB. R. Campbell, G. S.; H. W. Schro-
der, G. T.;w. G. DeSaussure, P. NJ; N. Levin,
P.M.;F. A. Conner, P. NJ. Overseers of the
Work-P. Z. Coburn, J. G. Lacoste, R. G.
Barkley, G. H. Lindstedt
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By LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

ON TUESDAY, 10TH INSTANT, AT II
" O'Clock a. N will be sold, on Broad street,
Tie IOr Of LANU with two.sory Wooden
House taert on, contaitt1g store aud pWeillng, at
north c,rner NJ Romne, and Kng.strcet RI ad,
meas uring 100 feet trent J 1S5 feet deep. This s
a good sIuud fJr ,oad-sl 'e store.
Conhltio,. cash; balance by bond
payable In four equal annna instalments, WIN
in crest semi.annually: TO be secured by mott.
AGE of the premises, the buildings to be kept in-
sured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay iur
papers and revenue stamps. declZ-tuLnsuo
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By J. A. ENSLOW & co.

OALE FOR DIV1S1ON-STEAMER
AGNES AND FLAT.
FRIDAY, ed instant, at II O'Clock, will be sold
at South Atlantic Wharf,
The steam Propeller AGNES, lately used az
Water boar. She is 27 15-1oo tons register; built
in 1865; 48 4-lO feet 10 length, I6 l-10 feet IN
breadth and ALTO feet 10 depth. Has two FIJI
Il en- horse Power Engines In fine order, having
been lately thoroughly owe hauled; built In Gla:-
cow, with Tubular Perpendicular Boiler.
Also, will be sOld. at The same time and place,
One Wood FLAT, capable OF carrying from 20
to 25 cords Wood.
Terms OF saie-0ne half cash; the remainder in
ak and twelve months; approved endorsed city
paper with bank interest added. gE'.
y. b. Can be treated for at private sale previous
to day OF sale. ldecS-stutndl
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A WORK OF ARr.-At Whites Marble Works,
on thAwest side Of Meeting street, a few doors
below Market, may be seen plaster cast, the
first attempt Of the proprietor, Mr.. E. R.
White, in this direction. The subject ID a
mans head in profile, and the. observer will
recognize at glance the features Of the artist.
The cast, with its background, is neatly
bronzed over, and makes handsome orna'
ment The mould was made by Mr.. White of
clay, copying after photograph, and formed
BY his hands without the aid Of instruments.
1t is faithful likeness, and as first attempt
could hardly have been more successful. II
may be seen and examined at Whites Marble
Works by all who take an interest in these
matters,
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FURNISHING GOODS.

This Department is supplied with the celebrated
STAR SHIRTS, Imported and Domestic Aer1no
Shaker Flannel, Atwood Underwear Goods, Hall
Hose, suspenders. Handkerchiefs, Lihen ana
Pape- CUFFS and Collars, Imperial. Alexander ana
Courvoisier's Kid Gloves And fu assortment
OF BucksSiu, Dogskln. Beaver and GAYS. gloves;
And a very large assortment OF Sik, Alpaca ana
Scotch Ginp ham WATERPROOF [l+0l Umbrellas.
Our Stock has been selected with tne eteatess
care, and price, marked vers low In plain ngures.
Our motto Is quick sales and snai pionsss aa
dealings. Goods may be returned II not sauslac-
tory. Buyers In our liue will ind II 10 Inslr aa-
vaDtege to give US Call. octiS-oWo0
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Auction Sales This Day.

Leitch l. Bruins will sell at II o'clock, at
NE old Postofice, real estate.
q. q. DeLeon will sell at II o'clock, at the
old Postofice, real estate.
VIM. Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, furniture, fancy articles, &c.
St.ffens, Werner & Ducker will sell at
o'clock, at their stores, hams, shoulders, &C.
Henry Cobia & Co. will Sell at O'Clock, at
their store, bacon, sugar, &c. s. IL
John G. Minor s. Co. will sell at lo ocsocA'
at their store, pant stnffs. SILK bows, &C. -
A.. H. Abrahams & Sons will sell at ~
o'clock, at their store, dry goods, clsthing, &C.
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BrJ. DRAYToN FORD,
81. BERNARD
Auctionetr.

CIEhENT1kSiEG kiGuARD Fl H: BERNARD oa1s' vs.
By virtue OF the judgment OF Hon. R. F.sGra.
ham, Judge Of First circuit. In above case, VIII be
sold on THURSDAY, the 2sth day OF December,
A. d. 1871, at the OH Postofflce, az IL O'CLOCK
All that LOT OF LAND situate on the northwest
corner OF Rutledge avenue and Flshburn street,
in the City Of Charleston, measuring and con.
tanning Jos feet on Ru'ledge avenue, oy 4So Iees
on Fishburn street. los feet on Legare street, and
$50 feet on the north line. ting and bounding
to the ca, t ON Rutledge Avenue, 10 tHe soulh on
Fishburn street. 10 the wet on Legare street, snd
to the north On Lot IN Pat Of Lana belonging
e. the Estate Of T. n. Gsdsden. made by II. L.
Payne. Surveyor, 10th March, 1892.
Tern!s-Cne h,l..cash, AMI the residue on a
credit of one year. with interest from day OF sale,
secured by bDuh O. the purchaser and mOrtsase 9
of the premises. Purchaser 10 lay Tor amps
md naters, q. l.. BUST,
"rH SaiII ma Referee.
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Jusr RECEIVED AT JAEGER Bros, No. 25s
King street, an assortment ofPh. Courvosier's g
Seamless Kid Gloves. The best Glove made
of Paris mandatory. decs-s
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ELEcT1oN.-At the annual communication
of shekinah Lodge, No. s, A. Y. NJ, held on
the llth ult, the following officers were elect
ed to serve for this Masonic year: w. c.
Young, W. NJ; W. A. Fox, s. W.; j. N. Wash
ington, ]. W.; H. B. Pickinpack, secretary:
W. ]. Parker, treasurer; c. 7. Brown, SD !;
Il. R. Hamilton, ]. D.; ]. 8. Lazerus, 3. b.
Corbett, stewards; W. b. Davis, tller.
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CLUES AND srARs.-Samuel Deany, arrested
for raising disturbance and fighting his sis-
ter in yard on Broad street, was discharged
upon examination.
William Smith, for being disorderiy in Mill
tary Hall, was fined one dollar. .----
One unfortunate topper got tangled among
the Market stalls and was relieved by the
police. he paid up his one dollar next morc-
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By LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.

ON TUESDAY, THE 18th INSTANT, AT
IL O'Clock, A. NJ, will be sold on Broad
street, nfar the OIL Post1llce.
The hern three story WOODEN TENEMENT
HOUSE, on the west side OF Orange street, one
dnor south OF Broad street, containing six up
right. two garlet aud one dressing room, With
kitchen, &c. Lot So by l76 feet.
Terms-Oue-third cash: balance by BOND paya-
BILE In two equal annual instruments, with semi
annual interest from date, to be secured by q
mortgage Of The premises; the house to be kept
insured and policy assgnei. Purchaser TO pay
for naperj and revenue stamps decl2-tuthsm5
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But FEW DAYS remain to procure tickets in
the South Carolina Land and immigration AS
ISOLATION. $500, 900 in prizes. Tickets IS each.
A sufficient number of tickets having been
sold to insure drawing, the same will posi-
lively come off January 9th, 1872. Send your
orders without delay, as no tickets will be sold
after 5th January, 1872. See advertisement in
another column. dec7-thstu6
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ALL THOSE in need of BroadcloIhs, CASH
meres, Doeskins, Beavers, &C.. will do well by
calling on US to take advantage Of the twenty
five per cent. reduction of prices 10 this line
of goods. Tailors are invited to price the
goods. Samples given. FURcHGorT, BESE-
MOT e. Co
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DIsoRDERLY.-OnT Tuesday night Sres street
vas thrown into an excitement by sound
which proceeded from small wooden house.
The police, upon Investigation, found two
women aad man, thoroughly iuebriated, and
pitching into one another in the most reckless
stsle. The trio appeared before the Mayor,
Yesterday morning, and were fined each one
dollar iaa9.a
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AGRAsD CHRISTMAS GIFT.-The finest I'M
ported Musical Box ever brought TO this city
for rattle at Won Santen's Bazaar, King street.
Two hundred and fifty chances at two dollars
a chance. List rapidly filling up.
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MATTERS IN THE GOVERNORS OFFICE =
Peter A. Mcdaniel has been appointed county
commissioner for Greenvilie County. S. H.
HSskins, commissioner of deeds for South
Carolina, residing in Americas, Ga. P. B..
Williams, trial justice for Aiken County. The
designations of 7. N. Hayne, trial justice for
Barnwell County, aud that Of d. ]. Fox, as
trial Justice for Chesterfield, have been &C
cepted
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Parties In want ol doors, sashes, blinds,
mouldings, stair newels and balusters, will con-
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 states. a specially made of
French aud American window glass.
aurlslhstuA 80, --s
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By W. Y. LEITCH S X. s. BRUINS,
Auctionssrr' 81

ss Auctioneefr, 90
DEFEREE'S SALE.
II THOMAS A. JOHNSON vs. R. b. ELLIOTT.
By virtue Of Judgment for sale In this case.
made by the Hon. RE-. Graham, Judge Of the First
Circuit, will offer or sa!e by Public Auction, on
FRIDAY, the twenty.ninth day OF December, A.
ID. 1871, at IL O'Clock In the forenoon, at the Old
Pos Office at the foot OF Broad street, IN Charles
ton,
with all the Dwellings and outbuildings thereon,
situate, lying AID being in that part or the
County OF Charleston lately Known as the Parish
OF st. Andrews, In the said state. on the north
side OF The Dorchester Road, near the junction
with the state r. ad, and containing. thirty and
one half acres, more or less; onttng ana bound
ing east on Lands now or late OF John Ii. art,
northeast on ne Raining parallel to and oac
hundred let from The south Carolina Railroad,
west on auds now or late Il B own and
Johnson anu outn l,y tie D1rc! es!er 70 I'd a(ore-
said; the siid Trac beibg more Particularly de.
scr!ted In pat thereof made by john a. Niche,
surveyor, anu dated the first Il OF March, A. ID.
1856.
on the following terms, that Is 10 say, one
half cash; the balance payable In one year, Sc.
cured Dy bond OF tie purchaser and mortgage or
the property sod; The bond bearing interest at
seven per cent. I er anpum from the dag OF sale.
Purchaser 10 pay Referee for papers and stamps.
JAMES SlM0NS,
doc7 Il m6il Special Referee.
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THE CHARLESTON MOUNTED CLuB.-A meet
ing of this club is called for this evening, at
which it Is hoped that all of the members Will
be present. Business of the highest imper-
tance will be brought up and the committee
on uniforms, &C., will report.
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CHEAP FRENCH KID GLovEs.-For one bu:-
ton, dark and light, 81: for two buttons. plain,
81 rs; for two buttons, embroidered, 81 so. AT
Reads, No. 2s3 King .sreet. deel2-tulhs
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No1 AFRAID OF GHosrs.-Late TUESDAY
night, Robert Foster and W. u. Jowitt,, two
white boys, We're foan1 asleep In st. Pauls
Church. They were arrested, but the Mayor
having examined the case, discharged both.
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SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-The lot OF land,
with the buildings ami improvements, on the
north side OF Queen street, In Ward 3, was
sold, yesterday morning, at public auction, by
Leitch & Bruins, for $500; one-half cash, aud
the balance in two equal annual instalments.
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TIE OLD ORGAN in St. Michae's Church,
which has been rebuilt by Mr.. John Baker,
will be tried on Friday afternoon, at four
O'Clock. decl4-Z
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TRUSTEES OF THE CoLLEGE.-At the last
meeting of Council, held on Tuesday evening,
Aldermen F. j. Pelzer, ". B. Smith ana An-
drew Simonds We're unanimously elected trus-
tees of Charleston College.
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On SUSPICION. William Weathere, colored
youth of eighteen summers, wasarrested yes
terday afternoon by the detectives on suspt-
cion of his having robbed the Planters and.
Mechanics Bank OF two hundred dollars. VIII
Liam denies the charge and is held for exami-
nation. No money was recovered.
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PLENeE, No. 2Oi King street, is fsst becom'
Ing one of the fashionable Hatters OF Charles
ton.
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BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs, for Pulmona-
ry and As,htnatic disorders, have proved their
efficacy by a test of many years, and have re-
celvedstestimonials from eminent men who
have used them. *E@ decl2-tuths3
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CHEAPER THAN EVER Writing Desks,
Photograph Albums and Pocket-Booka, at
Hasel street Bazaar. decia
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TIE CITY MoRTALrrY.-The report OF the
city registrar for the week ending december
9th shsws a total of thirty-six deaths Ia the
city. OF these thirteen were white and twenty
three colored. 81 ~.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

To BUSINESS MEN.-Save your money by
purchasing your Blank Books at Inc East
Bay News Room. oecl4
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GREAT inducements are offered for thi
week in Sash Ribbons. FURCHaoTT, BESEDicI
& Co.
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CANES AND PICTURE BOOKS, at popular
prices. at Hasel street Bazaar. decl4
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BY W. Y. LEITCH g. R. 5. BRUINS,
Auetfoneers. ss.- -

nNB.HALF INTEREST IN THE BUILD
" ING known ssNo. 11s East Bay, now occu-
pied by the Valentta Cigar Mandatory. me-,
Win ltesl Id THIS DAY, the lith Instant, at the
Old Pustoffice, at II &C ocS,
half story Brick Building, No. lis East Bay. Said
building contains large Store, and also store:
houses aud O storesned. Lot measurc 8 Al :eet
front by 40 feet In depth. ..I..
ys ars. with interest; property to be tasured and
rolicy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers ana
stamps. I'd, decl4 q
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LADIES will find full assortment OF Harris's
.Seamless" Kid Gloves at ]. R. Reads, No.
263 King street. decl2-tuths
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A SELECT ASSORTMENT Of Mems and Boys
Single and Double Guns, of English make,
lust received, and will be sold at low figures.
Also, Rodgers & Wostenhoim's Table and
Pocket Knives and Scissors, selected with
care. C. KERRIsoN, JR., & Co., southwest
corner Meeting and Hasel streets.
dec7-thstu6
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CHEnLEY's PARIS KID GLovEs-every pair
warranted These Gloves will be taken back
even ,lter wear, for any imperfections, such as
tearing or ripping.
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Qaiioring.
FURNISHING GOODS, &C.

READY.MADE SUITS for ell ages, from the
smallest boy to the largest man.
Dress aud Business Suits Of I'll descriptions.
Elegant Overcoats, Pea Jackets, Derby and
Plain Sack Suits, Fine English Walking Coats and
Black Frock Goats, Black Doeskin auo Fancy Cas-
slmere Dress Pants, VelveIs, silks, Cloth, Castor
Beaver aud Cashmere Vests, manufactured
under our own observation. We are therefore
sure Of good ft and durable WORK. fl'
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CELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
y FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No. Is SOUTH BAY.
MISS O. N. REID, PRINCIPAL.

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