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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08

A TRAIN left this place on Tuesday, loaded
with flour for Virginia city. It will return
with goods for "A I.amme & Co, and A. w.
& g. K. Tanner, which have been blockaded
at Virginia and Sterling the past few months.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08

when ron ylsIt the Capital, lasy your CIGARS and
Fa,.sesp = q. n~ RARBEKr aths RsSt brtpdS.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08
1 n sbtice,

serF NO&leAs as-Sa
All persons Indebted to u. n. Mcdonald are re-
,,.st..i ia come forward anil settle. Ills acc hats
Are IN the hands of VIM. III. Randall, with whom
eftler,ent will be made.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08

MAJOR PEAs1 returned from Helena last
Thursday, and is now at the Agency. a
MAJOR .'ro OwEs, after pleasant sojourn
of few days at Gailatin City, returned to
Bozeman on Monday.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08
GRIP vEn FROM Al. Lnnd's ranch on
~ j. EOA 4 Eli the West 'Gallatin, q

three wears old; small star in the forehead some
white on the hoof behind. y . stud colt and well
broke to sise. Any person delivering the same 20
no Al H,z enan, III. e. will be well paid for it.
1s 81 A. j. HUNT Err.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08

THE NEW FRUIT AND CIGAR STORE
of N Levy, Main Street. Bohemian, ne ar the Cash
Store, has received large stock of new Goods the
best brands Of fine Cigars, IN abundant supply OF
Virginia smoking aud Chewing Tobacco, Confec-
tIonery, Notions &c Call and examine my Goods
and satisfy yourself before purchasing elsewhere,
as am selling them ut Helena prices.
G. H. LEyY
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08

THE ANNUITY GooDs for the Crow Indians
passed through this place OH Sunday, per
Dial ,ond r train. for the Yellowstone, at
which point, we understand, they will be dis
trbuted in about ten days-or as soon as all
the tribe c n be- collected.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08

Coon liquors and the best brands Of cigars only
are sold vt Gov. Williams. 4ss
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08

TrE Bet LIQUORS the city at Gov. Williams
corner--aamIraDls coacocteui hot or Cold.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08

49, The best Cigars and Tobaccos in Virginia
49, City will be found At o. B. BARBER's z
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08

Strauss new quarters, the Ten Pin Alley SaiooY
is becoming favorite resort Good exercise ant
healthy stimulants are the order.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08

Ten Pins. choice liquors, fine cigars and good
cheer at Strauss new saloon.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08

For d Good Clock
f5oto JQHlSoN'A
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08
Hardware Store.

l offer to the people of Gsllatin Valley goods IN
my line. at much lower figures than the same We're
ever before offered, in this market. Prices as low
rs the same goods can be bought at Helena or Vir-s
yinis City. Cali and examine goods and prices.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08
! Hides w a11te

FTiIIE undersigned will Iay fhe HIGHEST Faarkes
IL prize for iii kinds 0f hides iIeef. Shesn Mn<z
Cali skiaA. as W- u fERxISs.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
g,,r ross or rHE GOLDEN HIED.
FIVE ,trN srAgvED--A BOAT WITH SEVEN mEN
MISSING.

FIVE ,trN sTAEvED--A BOAT WITH SEVEN MhH
MISSING.
BosroN. Oct. S.-A letter has been receive"
&, MI ei,, from Can't b. r. Robbins 0f the ship Gooeh
mind a., poston from NewYOrk Feb o, Tor san f'""
cisco via Montevdco Aug H. giving some pdrcui"i9o "
,bo loss OF the vessel On June l3 after having l"o
riven 10 Tho eastward OF Cape Horn three times 'J ="
suece sion OF westerly gales, he lost his rudder o
enabled 10 rig "a temporary one. which worker Pi,'o
we'll except in very heavy weather On JUNO =, ''',
shin WAS driven en- to reef named Midday ROCKS "uo
10 miles north Of Capo Gloucester Charles lsiahu'
crow took 10 their boats, In charge OF TIE cap'" ~
the two mates Tho boat In charge Of the seeonu ''''
mud al seamen has not been heard OF since ana sup
posed was swamped The next morning notnlpS was
seen OF the ship, che having gone to pieces sooh "o
leaving the ship the captains boat was capsAou' anu
the compass and all their provisions ana cothins W. n
lost They finally landed on desOiae iaiau, ~, 49, % "a d
,oics frots sandy Point where five or the crew dou
from star sat0n and from which the Ieln4s I " 10 ~
rescued n, the 10 OF August by the schooner Iso VI
fbc I,,llland islands When taken on they were IN u
ver1 weak state, hardly De 10 stand Dhg were sdS
landed ON The 3th of August at the point ADO hnOu'
and where their wants were attended TO- anu clO.ns
food and medical attendance furnished. On the ioh 81
Angnst tho United States steamer Osslpee pOnnh ior
o de Jauero, arrived, and took them gu on Doard
names OF those In the second mates boat ana nsshg
| are Richard Webb, Thomas McGrdth Maurice StIpus'
James Leslie, Walter Garrett Oht Ohsch, hua JVi,, ma -
| Davidson, The names OF those who peilshed on lhc
| island are William owen, Edward Mlnbf, Nnai"o hS''-
| burg Daniel Jackson and Frank Harvey
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE CoAI. MINE EXPLOSION AT MoBLEY-IiE
A,frRICAN TLECTTONs-ANoTuER ADVANCE
IN THE PRICE or COAL
LONDON Tuesday, oct g. 1872.
The explosion in the coal mine at Morley
Yesterday was far more serious In its results than the
first dispatch stated. It's known That 40 miners
were killed. -
The results Of the State elections in America to-day are
awaited with great anxiety by the London Journals
They all recognize tha decisive result ON either sac
to-day will 20 far toward deciding the Presidential cleo
ton in November.
The price Of coal has again advanced The mining
eompanes of Belgium not able TO execute the oiuers
they have received TO send coal TO this country III coe
quence Of scarcity of miners in that country hrm
in Ri,1ninc ncham has made contract with tho Prussian
Government 10 furnish 10000 rifles OF improved pat
tern BY tic accidental flooding OF a coal mino near
Wrexham Wales 300 miners have been thrown out OF
employment.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
CUBA.
STRIKE OF cIGAR-MAKERs-Ir, PROBABLE RE-

HAVANA, Oct. 9.-The wOrkmen in the Ha-
vana cigar manufactures have struck for higher wages
This morning only the Partasas and few smaller man
ufacturers were working. There have been disturb
ances The manufacturers met on Saturday, and de-
cded to close all the factories in case the workmen Of
factory refused TO work at the present rates but tue
agreement had not gone into effect when the strike oc|
currcd which ANTICIPATED it, II Is generally considered
.-. Hnaiiy result la the bankruptcy OF
the smaller manufacturers that only the large osab
lishments will remain and that the manufacture OF
cigars from Havana tobacco Will increase abroad. The
Governor of Havana will preside at meeting OF the
cigarmakers evening for the purpose OF arranging
the difficulty between them and their employers.
The Captain General of Porto Rico has dismissed Mr..
Morris the cable electrician from the because
he Is also editor of the BOcfiR organ of the Utra,
and because wrote against the Radicals ana crltl-
cised the Captain-Genc
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
MUSIC
THE OpERA.

Muc. Iucca is to repeat Tonight her stilking
o,,I or,cirol perscaation OF McrgtcrIr In Faust,
which we have already so heartily commented. i'a'
o,,r os II differs from all previous interpretation
h character it has been enthusiastically accep'ou
most of tho public and is followed with lnteloSV
by the few who dissent from #. On Friday sue VIZ az
os IN I navoo and display in tho role of Zeriiad
mo ,oroucy and saucy grace Tor which she has been
40 much admired abroad sonora SAM aud sg Ronconi
are 10 he the English travellers. Miss Kellogg s.'On
appearance is announced for Saturday when " LinaA
will he given at the matinee.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
SPAIN.

ATTACK ON THE KING-EsCAPE OF THE DEsPE-
RADOES-DIsoRDERS IN THE STREETS OF
MADRID.
PARIS, Tuesday. oct. g, 1872
A special dispatch from Madrid to the Soir
says Las evening, while His Majesty King Amadeus
walking in the Plaza del OIiente, two men w''
were concealed behind statues throw several large
stones at him, oiy ing at the time VIE Ia RtDuJea| ~
The desperadoes took fight Immediately after COM
hitting the dastarily act. They were pursued by q
number of policemen. but succeeded in making their
escape. The occurrence caused great excitement in
Madrid o,o-.
MADRID, Tuesday, Oct. 8, 1874
In the COrtes the President decided that under the
rules OF the House. debate the motion TO amend the
address to King by inserting paragraph asking for
the abolition of Slavery out OF order.
After the shopkeepeTs manifestation yesterday, which
temporarily subsded the promise OF the Alcalde hat
the tax on show-hllls wOud be rccOnsdered, crowds
again collected the street. Missed the members OF the
City Government who were trying 10 alay the excite
ment and assailed the police with clubs and stones The
civil force being unable suppress the disorde and the
rioters becoming violent, battalion of National
Guards was called out and cleared the streets Several
persons injured, but none killed. Order was re-
stored and the city to-day has been quiet
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

TELEGRAPHC NOTES.

. Five gambling saloons in well known German
watering places have been closed
IA large saw-mill in Quebec, owned by an Amer
lean company and known the HmerOwn MIL was totally De-
stro-ti by IRE yesterday The loss is estimated at @OoV
49,. The disease among horses at Toronto conti' ues,
there scarcely the city 6t FOR work The eruption
becoming Merchants unah3 20 ship or
cet goods the dep0 ini there hacks the ssndA
The race for tho Czarewitch .akes "a free
handicap Of the greatest yess Of the English Newmarket Autumn
meeting yesterday and b. Sayan0 sylvia was seoo l.
nde M rweAi yfour horses The betting Just before ne
IL against Salyanos 70 against SYLVIA aud u TO
against En6ed Arnull the jockey Of the winner
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
HOME NEWS.
ppnMiNRET ARRlytt.s

Rrsroori House-Ihe Hon Russcll Gurpr9, Ga, rao
pl'h Cl,ma Couns Sir liugi him OF H.ais'.
,,Srrrs of hh,ie isfnd, ch Poster reicr, n ~ ~ sbSa
ps,i,av Il Csuala Oon e. j. hrriu o. Alaaur Vr,iris
Of ,hr British legation. SO Ni-holi Host go !, W,,ing.
u.h ~ - 1,,e n JJpdem,s of Peans'ivana.. run hre
80 Jof-Auorney Jieu. w@,aas ni Nashtt"h sc ,p -,
~ Conlt smith oi Buo snd g = Hihnep o
hus,eu Nor York H0ht-r-toy Raniciph o HesJ.fi ssi
g. m a. Gibson q. g. A. EueC HosIap'. u. H. h'Nf,'e n
Esvr HogaaE Ho8s-haicgs T. IEr, DeIIy Attorney
libtnr IFfrnrs'sr I1'of0l Tom o. r rf Fcr1s tf W.
Tan HO,I-C1ei Rnrnoer W u sho, a. hsy, ald !n5, " 80
ofTaithfoe 0i'fg Hcfs1bo lou. T. J. thIL al 81 Us"
Y ard Hogan Of Montreal As0r Hogsc-thc Hoo ''~''
s.iufori Vi Schenectady, snl Col j. G. AoNoji J.S A.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

monds or 'Le Roi Cayot,e' twice Now snee issee's ~
least ane hundred nights. will suggest D. t'c he
ayers that they set aside one night ~ elen "n e
rsnr tcl-gocrsi On tlat night the} ulght B'No
now or Old plays. as they plcase, 20 NAV tn.y CIV, w.
souethiur INHERENT from the rciguhI htl9Hliuh 10 -
,ii, an ct i city 10 bar out 0i thcater Ton ono
mr. two hundred niqnts n largo number OF regular SIP
noItorg OF the drama"
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
NEW-JERSEY.
POLICE NOTES.

The COroneTs have been requested 10 take the
Mrs Henisch alleged have been by
unknovn in the hallway Of her residence
West Thirty -eghthst, last Thursday evening
Mrs. Anglers, German who was severely beaten
than died at her residence No Cenret, yeste
assault the
c0r.ei, and her alleged Asauts arrested bot
mi,e TO bail autopsy w be made 10 oner to determine
death fesuted o remote ene o The injuries snstale
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
MADRID, Tuesday, Oct. 8, 1872
GERMANY.

RESULTS OF THE CHOICE OF CITIZENSHIP IN TIE
ANNEXED PROVINCES.
sIRAsBoURG, Tuesday, Oct. 8, 1872.
An official statement has been made of the
result the "opton 1t shows that of the natives OF
the now German Provinces OF Esass and Lothringen
164633 hav. declared in favor of retaining French ct
zenshlp OF this number $500 declarations have be-
come valid through emigration to France and in addi-
ton TO it 1900 domiciled Frenchmen have left the
Provinces.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
A BLOODY AFFRAY IN LOUISIANA.

SHREVEPORT, La, Oct. s.-R. D. Wright,
Clerk Of the District Court, and his brother, W. N
Wright, Deputy Sheriff, killed this morning by
Chief OF Police sherrOd and Police Officer Shepherd
The friends of the Wright brothers armed themselves
with shOtguns found and killed Shepherd, and are
searching oyery direction for sheuod. All concerned
belong 10 the same political party.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
lAnnomoeE'entai
Irritation of scalp-BURNETT's COCAINE cures.
lhnno mcenienAl

ELECTED--Yes, we are each of us elected to
follow one pursuit o smother shall GIL places well or ILL.,
according 10 the choice we make thing another in
something quite The find out what each can DO best
to consult eapsbe PHRESoLosr Written charts given daily at 5
Rroad Canal
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

A BALTIMORE THEATER STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 8.-During severe storm
in this city, yesterday afternoon the Frontst Thoater
was struck by lightning. while u rehearsal of Tie
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

Use DOoLEY's YEAST POWDER, and you vi
always have good success in your baiog
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

o,vp was IN progress The lightning struck
"Frepch Tearing tho roof into fragments, Themes
the a. Sn the pipe into the DnGins ana He s,re
uioA ~ al - D,de door into the street Several ctort
"" p % i.ee ,serG slightly stunned, bat none seriously
,.F.t
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

For n First-C Glass, Elegant DRESS HAT, go tC
EsPEyscHEID Minufscurer, l3 Nasau-st
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
rpAry RREAKrYG DOWN A BRIDGE.

CIECINYArI, Oct. 8.-The northward-Oo -Oound
rnornine passenger-train the Dayton Short Line IAN
road ran iuto the rear of construction train at the iron
bridge over the avenue, near Cummngsyllle' about
,ooo this morning in the midst OF heavy fog break
ing down structure and precpatng the engine ana
tender OF the passenger tram and seyera cars OF te
other train into avenue, about IL feet beo" NO oc
injured.
A TRAIN THROWN FROM THE TRACK.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 8.-The express tram on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from the West due III ts
city O'Clock last night thrown from t W..
short distance this side of the Relay H|"s'' ~ VOC"
Ineton Junction Tho engiue tendor, ana oaggage-car
were thrown down o,nuaakment and the engine Oauy
damaged, and the baggage smashed The fireman
was tho only person hurt The accident Is SAID 10 nave
caused by the withdrawal Of key from the switch
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

FALL STYLES OF GENTS HATS.
r. ERSgNwEfS Manufacturer li8 Nassau-st near Spruce
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

"WITH Malice toward nonel With Chart
for e. aud the KSOK Fall sye OF Hat u
the only he iouad KSoNs 2l2 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

ATTACK ON THE KING-ESCAPE OF THE DEsPE-
RADOEs-DIsoRDER IN THE STREETS OF
MADRID.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-14
BY II. II. DeLEOM.

r ARGE BRICK HOUSE UJslEAST
II BAY KNOWN AS NEW YORK HOTEL. III
viii sell, on THURSDAY, December 10, 1877, O.
the corner Of East Bay and Broad ssreese, -afiu
o'cl OK, .siStt 5pE.G,
An that LOT OF, LAND, with three story Bftok
Building thereon, on west side or East Bay street,
known as New York Hotel, COMMUNICABLE rooms,
with store ;baneath; lot twenty.oneS Iees, ihree
back line seventeen feet SIX inches tl7s9 on uelsk
line one hundred and sixty cdYe feet ok tneheg
1850, and on south line one hundred md DIZZY
feet six Inches 1000, more or less. On areelsof
building ls q large Brick Storehouse, viii topenc
ipo on Bedon's Alley; Said lot HAVING ;thetIt4htuS
passage through said Bedon'aANey on!thes so1fn
Terms-Onethird (h) cash, balance IN enc a1a
two years, BY bond and mortgage OF emu
nusIiy; property to be insured ana policy ~
signed. Purchaser to pay for pspers. dect1S
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-14
By O o D.. ~DesAUssURE,;
Receiver.

DICE PLANTATION. 10, 10, orr
II pom River, A. a. Hayward VS. John y
Hsssell and Others, Deyisees Of mt sos'
On THURSDAY, the 18th day or Decern6et, Va
be sold In the City OF Charle.ton, near fhe TOT.
otice, on Broad Brreet, ID 0osdfence to an oroef
OF the Court OF Common; PleaS6y
The two RICE PLANTATIONS 81 tne noes
pitch Of tide, known: a. sWIll- T0wn,M1 "al4n
WaasIe,'' or Rotterdam now merged into o1e
Plantation, situate In Sc. Barsnolomew's f.lnA.
Oolleton County opposite. win Town. on Sisrge
creek, waters Of Pom Pom River, coneaiains }ous
II 1919 scres, or which 400 acres are kice Lsna,
planted last year;) bounding 20 the nofsl 3
nori Invest by lands OF estate. OF Baynaro nnuEd.
ward sruwell 70 the south on enohsoLHII
Wayne and TO the east on said creek VI Inv
nIaaccs are two small Dwelling Houses mo accom-.
modsions for negroes. -uHfi ss@z"iS.
Attract OF PINE BARREN LAND. on the gon
Pom River. st, Paul's Parish, opposite the ..sWln
TOWN. Plantation, containing $50 :acraenih aG
FIFTEEN TOWN 1oTsfsi the Yllll. e 81, et ', 2
Town. '"" HRftAi
ALsoI SIX p assuisg6
The TRACT OF LAND or Island cotamooly
known "a Whooplng 1~slandr~on the tDsa 100
River, !Colleson. county, containing aooqtDNs
AV CcopSitiops.one.third cash; balance; d bonds
psyable 10 three eqpal successive aanualln5l1;
ments, with interest, payable annually, noM On
Of sale, TO be secured by g mortgageof tho Pop
ertv. Purchasers TO pay for papers. IL JltSi
dec4, g, al, Is IA, 10, 1878 ls..i a>Ss
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-14
e
In all Of our Department.

GREAT BARGAINS,
In all OF our Department.
And all In need Of Goods will do well
10 call and examine cur stock.
We mention below the prices Of only
few OF onf goods:
100 pieces "a Wamsutts, Bleached only
10 cents
Is cases % BIeached, Tx and IS, worth
10 and Is cents
2 cases l0-4 Sheeting, only 40 cents
2 bales s-4 White Flsnnels, 20 cents.
worth Is
s bales 81 white Flannels, rs and 80.
worth 80 and 40 cents
q cases 10.4 White Blankets, only So sol
100 pieces Fine Cashmere, 81 81 70,
worth $3.50
$50 pieces Fine Cashmere, 81 80, worth s2I
case Plain aud Figured Dress Goods.
Is pieces Fine PoplIn, 30 and IS cents
go pieces Black Alpaca, only 90 cents.
Great Reduction In Black Silks
Great Reduction In Colored Silks
lGreat Reduction In V8lours, SILK Popllnsl
and Fine Dress Goods
Great Reduction In Mourning Goods
ISix.inch sash Ribbon, only 81, all
colord
lareat Bargains In all the New Shades
Of. Ribbons
Great Bargains in BOWS, Ties and SILK
HRndEerchiefg
Great Bargains 10 Kid Gloves, (see
Business notices.
|Great bargains 10 Lace5, Handker.
chiefs, Cnffs and Collars
Great Bargains In Jet Sets, Hair 0rns.
ments, 60, DC.
Great Bargains in SILK Trimmings,
SILK Fringes
Fun Liaes OF Ladies' Underwear
Fail Lines OF Cents Furnishing Goods
Full Lines of Hosiery ana Notions
All at Great Bargains.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED mi
CARPETS. OIL CLOTH,
IN ATTINas AND G g.
Fine VELVET CARPETS marked down
Fine English Body Brussels Carpet
marked down
Fine English Tapestry Brussels marked
Fine Three. Ply. Carpet marked down
Fine Wool Carpets marked down
Fine Ingram Carpets marked down
Fine Hemp Carpets marked down
Fine Venetian Carpets marked down
Good Quality Ingram Carpets for IS, 90
and Is cents
Good ~ Mating marked down
oil Cloths, Rugs, Mats, all marked down.
Our Wholesale Departments are COM
plete, and we constantly offer Great
Bargains to Merchants, Farmers, aud
4lIin need OF foods.
Our Millinery department Is the best
assorted In this market.
Respectfully,
fURcHaOTr, BENEDICT q CO.,
No. 276 King Street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-14
aaetiOussrs' 1Dripate salsssi,,' rsys1.
By LOUIS D. %DesAUssURE,s
No. "a Broad Street.

TIME RETREAT FARM ON CooPRR
River for. sale. The beautifully situated
FARM on. Cooper River, known -as sTne Re.
treatn commanding q nne view OF me ffyef,
aoouts from the city, contstning 0omf
"a to $50 acrrs. On tie. Farm 70 e DriGk prSn:
gsIfden walks were laid out with taste. SUD now
have q variety Of ornamental trees IN TS
one desiring q country residence near t1e CIV
Offers many advantages. uece@sesA
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-14
Ry LOUIS D. D~esAUssURK,
No. "a Broad Street.

nICHFiELD RICE PLANTATION ON
IN PON. pom RIVER. -LEaa
For sale. %RIOBFIELD RICE PLANTATION, on
the pom Pom River and Penny Greek, containing
eos acres In the whole, Of which 400; aerel ar
prime Rice Lands, under banks and dttched @
good rltchi Or the tide; 10 acres hase oee1pla1sc0
this wear. On the place IT, q comfortable .NfEt3.
lino. and Houses to accommodate. about 18 ~.
groes, with q plenty OF labor ts'Com1hAAofsss
decS-tuek -->-- -TSt
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-14
ByW. Y.1LEITCHa& B. 5s..BRUNssi

D ETAIL STOCK OF DRY GOODS or
III Estate Of 7. Kelly, by order Of the Admins.
viii be sold on wEDsEsDAY. the lsthtnssnaI
at the Store no. 2sJ King street, commencing sf
10 O'Clock,
The en- ire remaining Stock In said Storescds
Gray Flannels. Shawls, Blankets, e1o1entn4,
White and iColored Linen. Swtss, .Nafkso6krand
Tarleton Musl ns. I: -sr,es y ,,ne o.
Anne assortment or HOSIERY, Gloves, Gorssti,
Underveats, SpoUl Cotton and Silks, 8c.,kc1
Terms cash. sale to be continued nom dry
today unui complexion. IL Eissg9 a9!idecl6gS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-14
China, Grurksrp, &r.
CHINA, GLASS AID CROCKEKY,
Ar THE OLD STAND,
,,ro erpprT CORNER or LIBERTY STREET

Tho Subscriber would respectfully inform ao MS
IlltSe in OHiNA, GLASS AND ORooKERY, Plain
White and Fancy China Glass and Fancy onina
GOODS, Lamps, shades. DO, &c:Se.,,,.,5 -.
octlo-thHtu8moa 3. Il, AoD0HELLt A4en"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-14
Rns,ness Qargs.
m a. J.. sU L AN
~ BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR
No. llS MEETING STREET;

NEARLY OPPOSITE uAnNRoN, BARKLHY&Oe
DESIRES 20; inform 'hsy frlends and the public
thaS he Ia prepared TO- carry on the GENERAL
BUILDING BUSINESS. Repairs Of all Kinds AZ
tended to, Designs and estimates Furnished 1po
application. spy
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,aRFaTu prsANTATI0N:M COLLIE

NHN CREST, PEANIATI0MsM COLLIE
TON DISIREDr.-EsTATE AaLEea g.as
{ rhe PLANT iT10N In. Doletons District
7fs the!sRest . conpairl atcut1so0 aerss 0LLAsaH
cleared Cotton and Corn Land: tho .balkn6e Ems
bar Laid!h the plaSe He's On Horse soce lCgeeki
Waters Of. Asnepoo River.. The Ngnd
Charleston Railroad runs near It deoS-suS4
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier HfAk
No. A, North River, loot OF Canal street. NS6dkA16
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, Of s1e 10tn. 10Th
and both or every month, except when these dates
fall on sunday, then the Saturday preceding. NJ
All departures connect at Panama with Steam
ers for south Pacific and Central American pors.
For Japan and China, Steamers leave San Fran.
cisco first OF every month, except when IL falls on
SundBy-then on the day preceding.
NO California Steamers touch, at Havana, but
20 direct from New York to 'Aspinwal.
One hundred pounds baggage Tree to each adult
Medicine and attendance free. $50 Cal ~
For Passage Tickets brother Information. apply
at the C0MPANY's TICKET OFFICE. on the
wharf foot Of Canal street, North River, 9NeH
York. - +. K BABY, Agent.
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EURcHGoTT, BENEDICT Il CO.,
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS
In Every Department.

A decided reduction has been made In
all our prices, and We offer this week,