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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-02

The Washington correspondent of the Balti-
more Sun writes under date of the 18th ,ult.:
Official advlces received by the government
yesterday and to-day indicate that We are'in-
volved In no inconsiderable difiulty with
Spain, whose officials In Cuba have for some
| time shown an utter Indifference to the pro-
| lection Of the life and property Of American
citizens. The Cuban volunteers there have
maltreated Americans and driven them within
a recent period out of Havana. This gov
eminent, aware Of this, has repeatedly rep
resented this condition Of affairs to the au-
thorities at Madrid, but without any other re-
suit than promises Of early action, which were
never fulfilled. Yesterday affairs became 80
threatening at Havana that the United States
Consul-G General telegraphed that American
citizens and officials needed the immediate
protection of this government The matter
was brought to the attention OF the Cabinet re-
day, and an armed feet of four or five vessels
have been ordered with all possible dispatch
to Havana, to be placed in Immediate commu-
nicat!on with the Consul General. The COM
maudiug officer of the feet has Instructions,
as Is learned from an entirely trustworthy
source In case the Cuban volunteers destroy
the life and property Of American residents,
to demand immediate apology and reparatlon,
fleet on the City of Havana. The gunboat
Nlpslc, now al Pensacola, will leave this eve.
ming, while the Terror, there undergoing re-
pairs, has been ordered into commission tobe
dispatched at once to Havana also. The Kansas
has been ordered from the Brooklyn Navy Yard
to the same destination with all possible dis
patch, while the Severn and Nantasket are al
ready on their way to Cuban waters. Admiral
Lee, commanding the South Atlantic squadron,
is now in Washington, but was active to-day,
by orders OF the goyeInment, In dlspatching his
vessels so as 10 be ready for any emergency.
Owing to the rigid censorship over the tele-
graph at Havana but little Is known here of
the immediate events which have compelled
the consul general to appeal for assistance.
But the condition of affairs with Spain arising
out of the Hornet difficulty and the treatment
of Americans In Cuba is sufficiently shown by
the diplomatic correspondence 10 warrant the
government In the startling measures 1t has
taken. s-
No Dimculty Between Uncle Sam and
Spain.
WASHINGTON, December l.
The Cabinet did not discuss Cuban affairs.
It Is stated semi-of1cialIy that there is no diff.
Guilty between this governments and Spain.
The movement of vessels towards Cuba was
merely precautionary.
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a- CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS Wa

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from any poisonous substance, and will therefore
take the place Of all the dirty and unpleasant
preparations now In use Numerous testimonial 8
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everything In which the articles now In use are
Objectionable, CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Is perfect.
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We call especial attention to the fact that
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notice that In pursuing this course our aim Is to
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ARTHUR NATTANS,
Inventor and Proprietor, Washington, D. C.
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TIE REDEMPTION OF THE PUBLIC
rn,r DEBT. E

WASHINGTON, Dece mber l.
The Interest on the caed-in fve-twenty
bonds, being the balance Of the 1rst series Of
the Issue of 1862, ceases to-day. The paymenls
upon the new five per cents have come In
with unexpected promptness. The coin need
ed for the payment OF the six per cents is
already provided. 1t Is not anticipated, how
ever, that a very large proportion of coin will
be required for the redemption of the one
hundred millions of six per cents. Eight mil
lions of gold have been paid on. account Of
cash redemptions, which amount covers all
The bonds presented for cash payment on
both foreign and domestic account. The most
of the one hundred millions of five-twenties
called In for December lat have been taken up
by American and European syndicates. These
will be used In settlement for the new fves
It is, therefore, improbable that very large
amount of additional gold will be required to
close the transaction.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
PARIS. December 2.

PARIS, December 2.
The Government of France is very uneasy
and exercises the utmost vigilance. There Is
points are guarded by patrols. Every night
police are stationed at every street corner.
The public mind is very unsettled, and the
general impression is that the present status
cannot last any length of time. The last words
Of General Rossel to a Republican friend were:
"If you have not before long crushed the army
rlan, and has always formed distinct parry,
whereas 1t should ce national. The danger is
pressing. The Republicans have abandoned
an lnsurreclion. You did lot like the men of
the 18th March, and did not like them, but it
was necessary to join in order 10 sustain
them"
LONDON, December. l.
Lord Chesterfield ontracted the fatal dis
ease at the same tin and place with Wales.
Wales was comfortable last night.
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sHAzl NE RErUD1Am.
From the Darlington Sou thernerl

From the Darlington Sou therner.I
The question with US. now is, shall we, on
account of alleged deficiencies Of our State Off
ciala, refuse TO meet our obligations In no
system OF logic do two wrongs make right.
deliEquencles OF others. Reputation will not
add much to the honor of our State. Neither
eau we advise our people to refuse to pay their
taxes, until an exhibit Is made Of the entire
liabilities of the State, and until We have some
certainty that the money will be properly
spent. It is clearly our duty to pay eur taxes
this obligation. We shall have the conscious
ness OF having performed our duty by so
doing, and, however derelict others may be,
we shall not be In fault
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4 HARD WINTER.
Freezing In Earnest-Accounts from all
Points. iE&t

New YORK, December l.
There Is skating on the parks, and consids
cradle ice In the docks and rivers. 8st y
A Quebec dispatch reports the river full OF
ice, and vessels floating up and down tbe har-
Dor with the Ice. Several are ashore. There
was terrible storm yesterday at River Du
Loupe. Several wrecks, with loss of life.
NIw YORK, December /.
Ice holds one hundred and eleven canal
boats near Troy.
The British schooner Catherine foundered In
Yarmouth Bay, all lost.
A hurricane Visited the north side OF the
Island of Cape Breton on the 9th. Immense
damage was done. The tide rose four feet
higher than ever known. There was conside-
raole loss OF life.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

1t is said that ten thousand stand of arms
have reached the Cuban patriots.
Connolly Is still In jail In New YORK.
General Chester Arthur is installed as col
lector of customs at New York.
1t Is reported that there Is general strike
at the Stafordshire ENG potteries.
There were twelve smallpox cases at
New York on Wednesday, and nine deaths
since Saturday.
Gray Stone Mill, at North Providence, Is
burned.
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TIE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, Decemberl,
Northerly winds with. clearing weather are
probable for Saturday on the south Atlantic
-aSA Gulf coasts westerly winds, with pleasant
Weather In the Middle and Eastern States; iu-
creasipg southwest winds on the lakes, with
falling barometer and cloudy weather. Cau-
tioIafy signsis continue, for this evening, at
Wilmington, Charleston, Savannah and jack
sonville. and are ordered forOswego, Roches-
ter and Ruffalo.
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1BATCRELORS HAIR DYE.-THIs
SUPERB HAIR DYE Is the best IN the ,oorld-per.
rectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tints or unpleas.
ant odor. The genuine ". A. BATCHELoR'S hair
DYE produces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black
or Natural Brown. Does not stain the skin, but
leaves the hair clean. soft and beautiful. The
only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by all Drug
elsts. Factory No. 1s Bold street, New York.
ian2S-mWfIyr
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THE BLBLICAL TROUBLES.
NEW YORK, December /

NEW YORK, December /.
During the reading OF the Lords Prayer,
the Hunters Point School was Interrupted.
me principal called 10 the police, when many
PEELED. One that threw filth at the principal
was taken to the stationhouse. None win
hereafter be admitted unless 1t is known they
are willing to obey rules.
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WONDERS NEVER CEASE.
En- I-cONGRESSMAN BOWEN ASS4ILS
THE OFFICIAL RING.
A Theft OF $1,000, oO,Oo0-virtuous Iudig-
nation-The Kp-Klux Trials Moving
On.
ESPECIAL rgLRaRAM TO THE NEws.l

COLUMBIA, December l.
In the House to-day c. C. Bowen presented
his credentials as representative from
Charleston County. His right to a seat was
contested on the grounds of irregularity In Is
suing the writ for the election, and because
he had been convicted of an Infamous crime.
He was finally admitted by vote Of seventy
three to twenty-five.
Bowen then made speech charging the
administration with stealing seven million
dollars, and promising to- hold them to the
strictest accountability.
In the United States Circuit Court to-day
the grand and petit juries were completed,
and Thomas B. Whiteslde aud John W. Mitch
ell released on ball.
Indictments were found against Allen Cros-
by, Sherod Childs, Sylvanus Hemphill, Banks
Kill, Hezekiah Porter, William Montgomery
and Evans Murphy. PIcKsT.
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@ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances Of Mr. and Mrs W. EDMUND
O'CoNNoR, OF Mr.. and Mra. O. O. Trumbo, and OF
Mr.. N. P. O'Connor and family, ere invited to at.
tend the Funeral Services Of the former, at the
Cathedral Chapel, Queen street, at O'Clock, THIS
Saturday AFTERNOON. dec2
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Il NEW RAILROAD PROJECT.

ATLANTA, December l.
A movement for railroad from the Ohio
River to the South Atlantic seaboard Is nearly
completed. The scheme includes q steamship
line with Europe, and an unbroken line from
Louisville to Savannah and Brunswick via
Montgomery. The projectors have ample cap
ital and experience, ~
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A WAR WITH SPAIN.
GENERAL GRANT HIS TRUMP
CARD.

Three New Candidates for President
Reorganizing the Local Democratic
Party-The Sorrows OF the Tammnny
Bosses--Internal Wrangles of the Re-
formers-Seveniy Ardent Oaice-Seek-
ers-Alexis, Fisk and the Smallpox
The Tribune Denounces the Columbia
Ring.
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Manieb.

OALvO-THoMPS0N.-In Chester, s. O., on
Tuesday. the 2sth OF November, 1871, at the resi-.
dence OF the BRIDES mother, by Rev. a. r. Stuart,
a. CALvo, 70 Jr, Of Charleston. 8. g.. TO MISS ANaE.
LINE EFFIB THOMSON, OF DARLINGTON, 8. c.,
laughter OF the late Raymond Thompson.
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THE REIGN OF TERROR IN CUBA.

HAVANA, December l.
A special reports that the bodies of the exc
cued students have been refused to their
parents. The students sentenced to the chain
gang have been working In the streets with
Criminals since yesterday. The father of one
of the former has died from grief. and the
mothers OF two others have become insane.
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Adair, Emiley
| Adams, Jane
Anderson. Emile
Allston, Rena
Aston, Harriet
,Alston, Maria
Americon, Julia
Anderson, Maria
Banett, Mrs 81 J
Behrmann,
Catherine -
Blance, Mf5 Il w
Bode, Mrs Mary
Bolger, Mrs E A
Bradley, Mag
Briaut, Laura
Brown. Molley
Bryant, Hannah
Burke, Sarah
Burris, Peggy.
Butler, Lech ..
Bryan, Laura
Jane
Butler, Martha
'cSsmlnade, Ma.
mte ~
Carson, Eliza
CasIer, Mary 3
Ohastell, Mary
Uhism. Sallie
Ceninch, Julia
CeViner. Annie
Clarke, Lizzie
Cobia, Mary
Jane
Cockley, Mary
Colborn, Mrs
Jane
Crafts, Miss &
Crouch. Mrs HR.
sel " -
Cullen, Mary
,Cuhtom, Mrs
DavtS,' Miss
3 Wite.uc.ty yI
Uau9, MISS Il
Davis, Mrs 8 e
lDeIorrest, Lizzie
iDeleaumont,
ntan U
Dlefenbe Miss
Desmond, Mary.
Dlamond,L Rose
Diamond, Miss
Z A
Doran, Miss Mol
lie
Donnell, Mary e
.Donhoe, Motley
Drayton. Mrs E
Duforr, Pauline
Dubarrie, Miss
Easterlin, Mrs
Egan, Mrs p
Ferguson, Sa-
/ ran ''.i-s .
Fields, Margret
Fltzhugh, Laura
Flanagan, Fall
mie .f
Fiannigan,A Annie
II II
FRAZIER, Mary E
Fraser, Sylvtna
Gadsden, Miss
Annie
Gadsden, n A
GsdSden, Mrs
Leah
Garden, Maria
Gennerette. En-
iline
Gerdes, Barbara
Gibbs, Maria b
Gra00. Ann
Hamilton, Kate
Hamilton. Mary
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funeral Motlrrs.
mITB nDTnNnn AHrn Ar

~ THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ANcEs Of Rev. ALBERT LIoHrE, and OF Mrs.
Adele Borno, are invited to attend the Funeral
Services Of the former, at st. Mary's Church, Ha-
sci street, at O'Clock TH1s MORNING. dec2
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0EFI OIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postof,ce
at Charleston, for the week ending December l,
ls1 and printed oficislly in THE DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper having fhe largest circulation
in the City Of Charleston. s
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WONEN'S. LIST.

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Ilie| Hamilton, Flora 9
J. Harrls, Isabella OF
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Harper, Sarah q
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4 J Harvey: Angus. Phi,
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Holmes, Mrs 8 Po,
7 Hubbard. NATL. TIA
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Hume, Mrs VIM RaI
;. Hunter, Miss IN. +
liz IDA
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Hutchinson, Ro
;ha Phepa .ts q
jenkins, Mrs Ro
"a. Kitty I
Jones, Maria Ro
Johnson, Rebec- 4
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7 June, Miss Cas- Q
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Keckley, May ] Sin
Kelley, Rose \
Ia.I Kelly, Annie Sin
Kennedey, El'ss Sin
KersSnn, MatndaE SIN
lrsl Kinloch, AaIildal Sta
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Lee, johanna ST
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Mcarath, Hrs S J
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@ ST. STEPHENS FREE CHURCH,
ANsoN sTREET-Rsgulsr Services will be held
in this Church, commencing Tomorrow, by the
Rector, Rev. W. q. HANCKEL4
Morning Service at hslf-past 10 o'clock. After
noon Service at o'clock. Seats free. dec2
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6uerial Notices.
Secretary and Treasurer.

@- THE CHARLESTON CHARITA.
BILE ASSOCIATION, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
FREE SCHOOL FUND.-OFFICAL RAFFLED
NUMBERS.
GLASS No. 224-MoRNNa.
Al 9-l2-lo-T5-76-2l-l g. g. l-59
GLASS No. 225-EVBNISa.
43- go 7-51-24-18-22- 4-76-48- 6
Aswltness our hand at Charleston this lst day
OF December, 1871. FEM PECK,
JAMES GiLLILAND,
oct3 sworn Commissioners.
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9pefial Notires.

@- CHURCH OF THE HOLY COM.
MUNIoN.-There win be no Service In this Church
Tomorrow. i-. dec2 g.
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POFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER

@OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,
FIRE-PRooF BUILDING, CHARLESTON, s. G.,
NOVEMBER erH, 1s7l.-The Books OF the Tressu-
rer OF Charleston County will be opened on the
goth day OF November, 1871, for the receipt Of
TAXES due the State and County for the year
1871.
The penalty Of twenty per cent. provided by
aw will be added to all Taxes remaining unpaid
on the 18th day Of January, 1879.
The rate OF taxation for the year 1871 is as fol.
lows. viz:
State Tax per centum.. mills.
County Tax per centum. mills.
Poll Tax per capita. a........................$ / 90
VIM GURNEY,
norS-1mo Treasurer Charleston County.
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~ NOTICE THE UNDERSIGNED

~- NOTICE THE UNDERSIGNED
having dissolved his connection with the manage.
ment Of the Charleston Charitable Association for
The Benefit OF the Free School Fund. on terms
mutually satisfactory, takes this method Of in
forming the public Of the termination Of his con.
nectton Herewith, and to express his best wishes
for the success OF the institution and the welfare
OF his late associates therein.
decl-S ]. P. HORBACH.
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~DIvINE SERVICE WILL BE CON.
QUOTED In the Orphans Chapel on SABBATH AZ.
rERNooN, at hslf-past O'Clock, by the Rev. L. a.
SaUCK. dec2
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RCHGoTr, BENEDICT & Co,
kNohOd0OiI, bESEDloi q W. z! 8,
No. ~ KING STREET.
CLOTH DEPAR T.MBNT..@ -

The best selection OF French. German and Eng.
lIsh BR0ADuL0THS, all shades;
Doeskins,
Casstneres, 81 -t
Beavers, -
Cloaklngs,
Seal Skins. 50
Merchants and Talors viii ind IL to their cd.
vantage to give Us call. A liberal discount al
lowed them. nov0
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~ NOTICING DEBTS CONTRACT
ED on account OF the sloop zULIKA, except by
my special order, will be paid.
NICHOLAS F. DEvEREUX.
nov30.thstu3 For Owner.
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aFTRINITY OHUROH.-REY. ]. j

CARLISLE, Pastor, Will preach To. MORROW MORN i.
ING, at halfpast 10 O'Clock. In the afternoon at
3oclook there will be held In the Sunday School
room Memorial Service in respect to the mem.
ory OF the Teachers and Scholars who have died
during the late prevalence OF fever In our midst.
The friends and public are Invited to be esent.
dec2-s
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~THE MARINERS CHURCH WILL
be open for Divine Service every SABBATH MORN
me-. at half.past 10 O'Clock, corner OF Church and
Water Streets Services by the Rev. W. B. YATES,
Chaplain. nov1s-s
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~ON ARIA GE. ~

~ON N A R R A G E. 81
Happy relief for Young Men from the effects
OF Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood re.
stored. Nervous debility cured. Impedlments
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
mens New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. South
Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa. oct12
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w PREACHING TOMORROW SAB
BATH by the Rev. W. A. PATTON, in Walllng.
ford Presbyterian Church. at nalfpast 10 O'Clock
A. ". and at half.past.s Pm. Also, the Sessions
OF Walllngford Academ5fwtu commence on Mon
DAY MORNING. at Q o'clock dec2-ls
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Il SPECK OF VAR.

The Trouble with spain and Cuba
Hostile Look OF ThinRs-CaI or the
United States consul-Gsneral for As
sistance-Acttve Naval Preparations,
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~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH --DI-
ROW MORNING, at the usual hour, by the Rev. L.
a. sHUoK, Pastor.
The Rev. W. q. WILLIAMS will preach In the
AFTERNOON. Service will commence at half past 8
O'Clock. dec2
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Mem pnbIiratIoils.
TMPoRTAT1oN OF FOREIGN Bo,

ByspecIal arrangements we are prepared to ex.
ecuta orders for ENGLISH AND FOREIGN
B0OkS.. Parties entrustIng their orders to me
may depend upon the utmost dispatch and atten-
ton to their delivery.
F0GARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY.
1--WE ARE NOW OPENING A GREAT VA.
VARIETY OE FANCY ARTICLES. DESKS, WORK
SCHOOL BOOKS, AND ALL KINDS or SCHOOL
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~ UNITARIAN CHURCH-DIVINE
ROW MoRN1Na, at half.past 10 O'Clock, the Rev. r
p CUTLER of1cIating All strangers are cordi.
ally Invited to at tend. dec2
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NURCHGOTT, BENEDICT i CO..

FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT Il CO..
= No. IA KING STREET.
FURsl FURs! FURsi
100 sets (Cape and Mun, ss-worth ss.l; So
800 sets (Cape and Num- from s. to $35.
10 real Assrschan White Jackets. =:
so sets Children's Furs Nuns and Capes oaly
81 rs. All OF our Furs warranted to be perfect.
noy20 t'4t ''T ~ 57i
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EURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
No. IA KING STREET.

MILLINERY DEPART MENT,
EMBRACING
SASH RIBBON. Velvet Ribbons, Trimming Rib
bons, Scarfs, Necktles Bows, &C., OF the latest
styles imported.
Ladies' Hats, Artificial Flowers, Plumes and
Feathers. In great variety. ,;
Great inducements to Milllners. aov2o
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w CITY TREASURER'S OFFICE, NO.
vEMBER 80, 1s7l.-THURsDAY being ThanksgR.
lug Day, This once will be closed.
TAXES for 1871 will be received on FRIDAY and
SATURDAY, 1st and ID December, without the
penalty. s. THOMAS,
novS0.3 city Treasurer
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ON MONDAY, .fisff,
NOVEMBER a, ,s,,,- ~. s1g
WE SHALL
. OFFER UNUSUAL Sa -
-s.a.., ADVANTAGES, ., sd ~ 4,
AND THE PUBLIC
''-"s' WILL FIND DECIDED
~ ~. f. FA0IblTIESfIH iggc =.
PURCHASES NOT
TO BE IET WITH
H...ri - ELSEWHERn r.
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FURoHGoTT, BENEDICT 3 CO., =.
No. "a KING STREET.
DOM ESTIC D E PAR TN EMIT.
i case Good l0.4 SHBETING, bleached, 40 eenta.
j case % Sheeting, IS cents.
case l0-4 Unbeached Sheetng, IS cents.
cases Pilowcasing, best quality, 20 cents. 5si,s
cases 4-4LOngcloth. 12H cents. --,,-s r. d..
A IuH line OF TOWELS, Napkins, Table Dannasks,
Table Covers, Crash very cheap. nov2o