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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-02

THE AIrHA PROMENADE C~oScERT.--"he eve
ming reception and prominade concert OF the
| E.na Steam Fire Engine Company came. OF last
! evening asthelnhal, and was a brilliant affair.
The large folding doors which separate the Etna
hall from that OF Hook and Ladder, No. ]. were
thrown open, aud the spacious room thus afford.
| ed was crowded at an early hour with a brilliant
array Of the fair sex, among whom the gallant
and open hearted fremen circulated with q r1an-
ly grace peculiarly their own. The hall was beau
tifully Illuminated, and around the walls shoae
notices and devices, all OF which had their &C.
tractlye and peculiar Import. In the centre stood
q large table, gorgeous with numerous pieces OF
silverware, the hard.won trlumphs Of the gallant
corps on many a closely contested field. A large
number OF visitors were present, prominent
among whom was the sta'ely form OF our courte'
Gus Judge, the hon. r. F. Graham. With the in
spiring music of q fine band, the evening passed
pleasantly. and the festivities were prolonged un-
til a late hour.
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THE YoUNa AIERICA.-At The sixth ami
versary meeting Of the Young America Steam
Fire Engine Company, held last evening at the
Market Hall, the following officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing year: -, prest'
dent-R S. Bruins declaed; A. W. Levin, vice.
president; NJ. King, first director; W. H. c. Hon'
man, second director; C.. L. Beaudros, third
director; P. Flnn, fourth director; j. weston
dorn. secretary and treasurer; E. q. Hener, Thos.
E. Coffee. WIN. McGinnls, J. Cochran, axmen;
Major G.. Lamb BUST, solicitor; Rev. W. B. Yates,
chaplain.
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The PICNIC OF THE GERMAN FIRE COMPANY.
Among the numerous diversions which combined
10 make this affair on Wednesday. at Mount Pleas
ant, one Of the most delightful OF picntcs, was
the target shooting for several handsome prlzese
They were won by the following gentlemen
Of,cers' Prize, q silver gobiet-President Ger
tard Riecke.
prlvates, First Prize, a silver syrup pitcher ann
w~aiter-Henry Buse.
Privates' Second Prize, q handsome lady's
work box-Jolin Ahrens.
Privste>, Third Prize for the worst shot, a mule
:oy-Henry Nehutlr.
Honorary Members Prize, a silver goblet-J.F.
Johannes.
Strangers Prize, a meerschaum pipe and cigar
holder-A: Geilfuss.
At 10 O'Clock In the evening the gay picnickers
left the village on the Steamer st. Helena, and
went on an excursion around the harbor. With
q fine band or music aud a party bent on enjoy
ment. the tire passed away most pleasantly. and
sher9 were few who were not sorry when the
steamer reached the wharf.
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BASE BALL.-As the second anniversary
meeting OF the Emerald Base Ball Club, he'd last
evening, the following officers we're elected to
serve for the ensuing term: E. Conan, president;
J. Keegau, vice. presideut; ]. Conan, secretary;
N. J. Flynn, corresponding secretary; c. L. Stolzs.
treasurer; P. King, captain drss nine; 7. Mitchell,
captain second nine. Committee on Letters-E.
Conan, j. Keegau. J. Punard. Committee on
F.nance-M. ]. Flynn. ]. Conan, G. l.. Stolze.
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CRuMBs.-The German Artillery Charitable
Association are preparing to give a picnic at the
.Schutzenplatz, on the 18th OF June. The pubic
Wi, be invited to attend.
There was a splendid little May party on the
.Schutzenplatz on Wednesday. Programme
Dancing, coronation OF king and queen, i c.
The annual meeting OF the German Ride Club
vii be held this evening at Lindstedt's Hall.
There will be an election OF officers for the year
ensuing.
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rnp H%oxEsrEAn Runnra ANp LoAN Asso.

TIE HOMESTEAD BUILDING n LOAN Asso-
crAf1oN.-rne fourth annual meeting of the asso'
citation was held last evening at the Masonic Hall.
A report was read setting forth the affairs OF the
association, after which an election for officers
was held, with the following result: g. P. Almar,
president. DIrectcrs-H. B. Olney, VIM. Aiken
Kelly, A. Melchers, a. Klatte. The remaining
of,cers will be appointed by the board.
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OUR PRICES CURRENT We especially invite
tine attention of our merchants to The NEWS
Prices Current, issued this morning. Made up
with the utmost care, and handsomely printed
with entirely new type, it forms, with the
business card of the house forwarding it, the
most attractive and welcome weekly CONNER
cia! circular tina. can be used. Price, for ten
copies or more, with business cards, two and
a halt cents per copy; single copies five cents.
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BEsINE NOTICE. ..

To LOVERS or Coop ALE.-Call and try q
glass OF Smiths celebrated Philadelphia ale. The
OILY house IN the State that sells 1t. Received
fresh weekly, at Gleason's Saloon, Market street.
Jumps
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The ACADEMY OF Music GRAND GIFT Con-
CERrs, as advertised by MessrS. Butler, Chadwick
Gary & CON-. Eben Coffin, sub,agent for this
splendid and attractive scheme is now prepared
to cell tickets for the same. Applications to be
made to him at the Office OF Mr.. E. n. Aoreland,
No. 20 Broad street. Mayo
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MAGNIFICENT FLowERs.-Messrs. : Walker,
Evans 4 Cogswell will have on exhibition at their
store, No. 8 Broad street. this day, a plant bearing
five spendid Golden Japan Lilies. The bulb Is one
OF a lot sold by them In the spring. 1t Is eXcep-
tional that one bulb produces so many flowers.
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MOONLIGHT ExcURsIoN.-The Pioneer Steam
Fire Engine Company, with their invited guests,
VIII. this evening, indulge In the pieasure OF a
moonlight excursion around the harbor. Moon.
light and music are provided, and the fun WILL be
unlimited, as all the Pioneers are good fellows,
who know from a long experience how to make
time pass pleasantly. The st. Helana, that has
been chartered for the occasion, will leave the
Market wharf at halr.paSt s O'Clock precisely.
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A CHANGE FOR TIE BErTER.-The proprie-
tors OF the Mills House stables, not liking their
present Situation ca Chalmers street, are about to
erect a handsome establishment on a burnt lot In
Queen street, between Meeting and Church. The
handsome appointments OF these stables have
male them a necessity to the public, and the pro.
iected Improvement will enable the proprietors 10
o1er Increased and superior accommodations to
their friends and patrons.
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SAILING OF THE PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
Tie steamship Empire, Captain Hlnckley, sailed
last evening for Philadelphia. with Q full cargo
cad deck load Of vegetables. The business OF this
l.ne for the month OF May is largely increased
over CORE spondlng period OF 1870, and show! to
tai figures for leading articles OF export over
svOe packages. or this amount there were 1929
bales cotton, ss71 barrels naval stores, 1890 bales
domestic goods, 242 barrels rice, l5o casks clay
and about 1000 packages farm truck sent forward.
The Virginia, Captain Hunter, Is the next
steamer.
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THE CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
FOR THE BENEFIT OF. THE
FIR EE SCHooL FUND,
CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Have commenced the Distribution of Awards in Lands
and Tenements, Diamonds, Jewelry, Pianos, Organs, Harps,
Statues, Gold Watches, Silver and Plated Ware, &C., by
Rattle, and will continue twice a day, at IL M. and I. n, at
the General Office, Nc. 1877 Meeting street, Charleston, sc.

The Directors OF the CHARLE STON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION, for the Benefit Of the
Free school Fund,h avngc compiled whhthe terms Of their Charter an paid over tot & JHLSON,
state Superintendent of Education Of South Carolina the sum of On Thousand Donas.o being the
nauguEa@d system OIL nsHancsCe rlneass wMch Is surrounded W every degree oLnEness and
will be Ramed for vice day at Twelve and Five P N In public underh the Nperntendencs Of
Captain FEM PECK, aswoh Commissioner. -:
The advantages OF this system .are.h that the purchasers su have the choice their " nam.
bTs nywha from Co. to 49, and thelp privilege OF limiting or increasing their investments at
pleasure. The shedueof Rates adopted by the Company will explain more fully and ccuraey
lean be obaned 1.-THE Office otheC ompanyo or nvm any vendors Every Rame thL lakes phGeE
cassd md numbaedo on The Ccmpanys 0ncaBo Books. anItakesp place vice day as follows:
Num@~ printed on Gnbea from M No. Ill / 10 No S, are placed IN public BY The swrn comEds
whh Is exhibited to the spCanrsa ndd declared to be and is recorded as the frs Rame number
TheR aheC Cylinder will thenb erevoyed, am eboy aAnt out another number, which ia AmI-
any eXnbhedt to tes spectators ndr recorded as the second Rahe NUMBER This separation will be re-
pesd unlT Twelve numbers are Rallied out 1.-The. Cylnder.a md, each number will be recorded on
the Official Books 0theC Company Lheo order which It Is taken nthe Rade. These Twelve num-
bmss so Ratified in each Rahe wild decide ALT AWARDS U CERTIFIUATEs
IL the nunbesn each LATHE are equal no dsincRonb being made the order In which the
numbers are taken t. the Rattle and theA VAR Ar A NEE DELIVERE to the successful
CERTIFICATE HOLDER.
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TIE ATTENTION OF WATcH-BUYERs is called
TO our large stoct OF Walthan Watches. These
Watches have assu long known throughout the
United States as the best apd cheapest IN tae
market. All Watches guaranteed.
W. C%ARRINaToN & Co.,
mar13 No. 258 King street.
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CITY S.
Meetings This Day.
,dge. at. q P M.

Marion Lodge, at 8 P. N.
Strict Observance Lodge, al s P. N.
German Rife Club, at half. past 6 p. n.
Sumter Rifle Club, at 8 P. n.
Eagle Fire Company, OF P. NJ.
Marion Fire Company, at 8 P. N.
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A CoRtsE FLoArED AsHoRE.-The body of a
White man hoated ashore yesterday morning on
Goat Island, In Beach Inlet. Coroner Taft was
notified and went down to Sulliyan's Island at 8
F. NJ, but the body being on Goat Island he was
unable TO hold an inquest before this morning.
The body has not been satisfactorily identified,
bu. !s believed to be that or-Cozen, w~hojumped
from q sloor. several days ago, OF Suilivan's Is
land.
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ATTENTION, acknowledgements views
or Charleston and vicinity, at No. l6l King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. noV11-.
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GsEESvILLE AND COLUMBIA RATLEoAD.-The
frs: shipment Of new iron for this road, we learn
from the Eewberry Herald, has been received and
sent forward
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ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS Intended for pub
LEGATION in THE NEWS must, IN all cases, be paid
fer IN advance.
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meeting OF the stockholders OF this company will
be held in Spartanburg.
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BILL HEADS printed on hne paper at SO; 81,
IS, S. so and SIS SO per thousand, according 20
size, at TIE NEWS lob Office.
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AIKEN HAS A PosrMIsTREss.-Miss Condy is
the female chief Of the mail department in that
thriving little town.
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By MILES DRAKE.

By MILES DRAKE.
CLoTHNG AND STRAW HATS.
~ THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock; I viii: sell at
my Store, corner OF King and Liberty Streets
An Invoice OF Seasonable CLOTHING received
by Steamship Manhattan, consisting OF:
2Ss Searsucker, White and Brown Linen, Cash
merette, Melton, Tweed and Cottonsde Sack
COATS
LA Sesrsucker, White and Brown Linen, and
Fancy Vests
$50 pair 6ottonsde, Cashmere, Linen and Scar
sucker Pants
70 Boys Linen Sacks
90 Cashmerette and Searsucker Suits
so cases Mems, Boys and Children's Panama,
Leghorn, Sem &c, Florence, Canton and Oufa-
Goa Hats.
The sale will be positive without any manner Of
reserve.
Terms Of sals-Au sums under 500, cash; over
500, sixty days for approved endorsed notes, In
terest added. tun3
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PAVILION HOTEL.

D. Mcneil, wsdesooro'; Jas. Houper. Kingston;
W. P. Carrlnston, North Carolina; Herman ia.
cobs, Brunswlck; J. T. Gamble, j. ]. Graham,
Gourdin's Depot; B. F. Afford, Florence; W. $.
Lynch Augusta; ". S. Utsey Geo-ge's Station
AID. Mcneil, Graham's Cross Roads.
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Auction Sales This Day.

L.eitch & Bruins will sell at n. NJ, at the
store OF W. G. Whilden & Co.. King street, jewel
Ty. &c.
lilies Drake vii. sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store,
Clothing, straw goods, &c.
VIM. Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store,
furniture, cutlery, &c.
j. Fraser Mathewes will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
.ca1ce, books, chromos, &c.
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SUPREME COURT, COLUMBIA, MAY 3l.-The
court met at 10 A. NJ. Prcsent-Chlef Justice
Moses and Associate Justices Willard and
Wright.
Charles D. Ahrens vs. the president and direc.
tors OF the state Bank. Continued by consent. V
Us. Bulow ct al VS.. C. o.. Wiste. Mr.. Memmin-
ger was heard for appellant in reply. On motion
OF Me, Philips, the appellant obtained leave to
complete the record.
In re executors OF W. A. Aston vs. devisees OF
W. A. Aston, eX parte Richard Lathersi executor.
To be submitted on printed arguments.
eThe cases O. the S ate ex rel the Grand Lodge
OF Ancient Freemasons, respondents, vs. George
Addison. city sheriff. appellant, and the State eX
re, The Hlbe, nian Society Of Charleston. S. G..
respondents, VS.. the same, appellant, wets heard
together, Mr.. Stone was heard for appellant.
Mr.. O'Conuor for respondents.
S. B.. Clowney. G.. c. p, VS.. James C%athcart, ct
al. Appeal dismissed and decree affirmed. opinion
by Associate Justice Willard.
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Purchasers select heir W numbersa anywhere from Ito 7. and for example say pays for the
same onedsnar Theventer give hepurcha@rae runcanw With Them mo rorn numbers selected
be returned to the Office Of the COMPANY by thu vemr before leR ane takes place. Purchasers
may e@ One Number Certificate, or Two Number Certificate or Three Number Certificate or
o ForN Number Certificate -.
and sssa1 thar s seS 5ssa Ike s ss iw faSp w ~ Sur qfsE : dsss sau s9 aPs ss sn Eng ssI RsFFl fs
PROPERTY or ostof the original Certificate Of shana
ATwo Number Certificate uensn the Two numbenG the Certificate come outi ntheT Twelve
in The RAFFLED PROPERLY Of TWENTY times the value or oto fthe original craacatso Of
Shares -:
A Thee Number Certificate means II the Three numbeson thee Certificate n outm %e
RRaFFFTMD PROPERTY Of one HUNDRED AND TWENTY TINES the value or cost oteo original
chaser will receive an AWARD Of TWICE the amount Of the value or cost Of thee original
Certificate.
A FMf Number Certificate means fheF Four numoeron the Certificate enm put theT Twelve
RAFFEED PROPERTY or THREE HUNDRED TIMES thev value or cost OF the original oerHnca1eo OF
sa ssAs a0 of s5Ms line IN t Ssp EaFaG e pf p@maY or Of ZEN lines a s%5e w value @ @ @%Soa sM @ o original
ofShans
.peass The Companys Schedule List Of Awards Is made OUT ct the crate oNE LoLLARF FOB
CERTIFICATES, but Cerah@tesH viii eksmd ur Me vue OTIS Wand7 Is cents; also, ST. So So a.
ST sand to $40 and upwards. and the Awars delivered pro rata TO the schedueI isl OF sts me
sandingy,a and 1.-THE Ranes being Mya dh honestly conducted in puouc BY theS Sworn Commission.
er and exactly at the hours named, they affords sahr meanso ftnVeAnenth THAN my timer oss'
n@ss ecuAton
Ramed every three months.
ay further Information will be furnished byt the General AGENT the Company, atthero ONCE
No. l7 MEETING STREET, oppoMtethe ChareNonH Hotel where Certificates are for sale.
j. P. HORBACH.
General Agent of the Company, p. Q. Box No. $40.
CHARLESTON May oath 1871
The seEent oT sF Free Free School Fund, succesors O i. H. WiLLo0sHBY : CO, one Thousand Dol.
lars benz the sunni full be paid tnot hands oftmes States penntnd Of Eau@un, IA re-
auTed by ON Act 0ftheG enerhA Assembly atheS State OF South Carolina passed ut mGT regular SEES
sion of S7aiLn approved March Sh 1911 S,o SUPERINTENDENT Edncauon SmnE Carolina
may2aInO sIe oP"e" 'I" NW"
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-John Haney, arrested
for ass iulting John D. Hannaan, deputy United
Sta:es marshal, and 1ring o pistol at him on
Meeting street, near the Mills House, at 8 O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon, was sentenced to pay o
dle OF IS.
Philip Drayton, Charles Smith and VIM. Jen.
ki1s, reported for violating the health ordinance,
were fined each 81 so.
Lewis Walker and Robert Allen, two colored
urchins, arrested for throwing bricks In Beadon's
alley, were discharged on the plea OF the first OF
fence and q promise OF better behavior for the
future.
Catherine Allston, co,ored, lodged for being
disorderly and beating a small boy IN Kine
street, was discharged on showing the provo
cation.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON.
a.
1WWN#Rs@

Trains leave Charleston Daily at L. n. aud
P. NJ.
Arrive at Charleston 1870 a. N. (Mondays ex'
cepredl and $3.50 P. III.
Train does not leave Charleston $500 d., SUM-
Train leaving at p Il. makes through connec,
rien TO New York, via Richoionu anu 1 m14ur
Greek only, going through III AZ Hou'S' "i1no'
passengers leaving BY $50 ?: u. Train nave nave
choice Of route, via Richmond anu MA washington 1Il 1sm
y, -" q h. This Train 10y over ON SUNDAY IN Bal.
f, n,D those leaving on SATURDAY remain sun
nay in wilmington, n. G.
This is the cheapest, quickest and Nest pisa S,a ~
y v,.,t and Northwest, both Trains making close
connexions 1T Washington With Western Halaa
NJ baltimore and } hto Railroad.
F" S. ). SOL0NOSS,
Engineer and superintendent
F. L. cLBApoR, General Ticket Ageus.
] lebl1-l2nUa
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MILLS

F.. P. Smith, JicksonviIle; Edward Jetrre:, VIM
Davis, New York; g. W. G. Goodwin, Pennsylva-
mia; J. Gorham, E. P. Harris, Savannah; L. F
Reed and wife. Hiss E. Reed, st. Augustine; I. P
Waters, New York; V. K. P%aulding, Long Is
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Shoes, SIR.


~ EFT THE B E T!
Buy your BOOTS AND SHOES at
S E E s,
No. IL BROAD STREET.
He makes them TO order. in any style desired,
using only the best material and Workmanship.
Constantly on hand, q large assortment or Gus.
tom made BOOTS AND SHOES, Of all sizes.
The New
EXCELSIOR GAITER;
Which dispenses with shoe strings and elastic,
MADE TO ORDER at this establishment.
Cal! ami examine specimens.
JACOB STEIBER,
may22 No. II Broad street.
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pARraNBURG AND UNION RAILROAD
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL-
. ROAD.
INDEPENDENTS OFFICE,

Arrive at Savannah. ............a00 I. u.
Leave savannah.
Arrive ar Charleston 20 P. N.
Connects aJ Savannah with the Atlantic d Gun
railroad for Jacksonville, ST, Augustine, and all
POINTS IN Florida.
hlie. New Orleans and the West.
With Steamboats, for points on the savannah
silver.
At charleston with the Northeastern aud South
clI Dina railroads, and Steamships for all points
.Surth and West.
Through Tickets over this line on sale az Hotels
N Charleston; Screven House, savannah; and ali
principal Ticket offices North anu SCUM.
FrelciIts forwarded daily to and from Savan-
aalI anl all points beyond.
Through Ellis o. Ladins issued to Jacksonville,
1aiatka, &c.
TarlI AZ low as By any other line.
C. 8. GApSDEN,
nets Engineer and Superintendent.
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mar13
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Mi!Iinerp, D%ressmaklng, ST.
~ & A N D O P E N l N q
Ry
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Hotel Arrivals-June 1.
CHARLESTON HOTEL

George Sellers Philadelphia; Saml L. Eayes,
Georgia; George ". Earle. Darlington; ]. D. Har.
den, Cheraw; ]. W. Townsend, New Haven; Wn
8. Byles, Savannah; T. F. Hicks, New York; Sam :
uel F Deford, S.., Henry G. Kirk, Baltimore; J.
Z. Ezell. Colu mllla,
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matrbes, 3ewelrp, &r.
LIME JEWELRY, WATCHES, &c.
THE LATEST STYLES,

Particular attention is invited to the NEW,
LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF WATCHES,
JEwELRY, sILvERwARE AND FANCY GOODS,
suitable for Presents, just received and opened.
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JAMES ALLANS, No. 307 KING STREET.
JAMES ALLAN'S; No. 307 KING STREET.
JAMES ALLAN'S, No. 307 KING STREET.