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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-23

sTANLEY's "How I FOUND LN1HasToN."-
This anxiously looked for book ls now ready
for delivery to subscribers. It unpublished
Only by subscription, by scrioner, Armstrong
d Co. The only agency for this State is Fo'
garlie's Book Depository, No. EGO King street.
The volume comprises nearly ''eight hundred
royal octave pages" and superbly illustrated
with 'thirty tull-paged engravings," besides a
large number of minor size, and five care
fully executed maps OF Africa" Bound In
morocco cloth, gilt, price IS. In order to sup.
ply the demand as a holiday gilt, new subscri-
bers will be furnished with their copies before
Christmas, II applied for Immediately. Per.
Sons In the country, by RENTING IS, will have
their copies delivered free OF extra CHARGE
Address Fogartie's Book Depository.
decl6.mwls
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CAROLINA CHAPTER, R. A. NAT q regular an.
n~iyersary meeting Of Carolina Chapter No. !, R.
Az held at Holiness Lyeeum Rooms, on the
evening OF the 22d inst, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: J. W. Hursch,
N. 3 b. priest; j. E. Burke, NJ. E. b. king; A.
Robinson, u. e. q. scribe: A. Johnston, captain
host; Q. A. Seaman, P. g.; D. Loeb, r. A. captain;
yohn Gunther, @. II. third veil; A Nelson, G. II.
s.cond vell;i John Finagin, g. N. nrst veil; A.
iKrosg, treasurer; VIM. A. Wilson, secretary Jno.
r. Bail, sentinel; Joseph Samson and J. ]. Berger,
eNwaSdA
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A CASE FOE INVESTIGATION.

Henry Lesesne, colored, was arrested on
Thursday last near the Savannah and Charleston
Railroad depot, by private Calm, %colore1, Of the
police force. The arrest was induced by q sus.
pIcious looking bag which Lesesne had In his
possession. When asked by Calm what the bag
contained. Lesesne replied clothing. An exami'
nation, however, proved that the bag contained
cotton, and the arrest was made. Lesesne after
wards stated that the cotton was sent to him by
his father.in law, q resident Of Green Pond. On
the other hand, Mr. Beylston, the agent Of the
Savannah and Charleston Railroad Company,
identified the cotton on Friday as having been
stolen from the company's depot.
Lesesne's physical condition, however, is wor.
thy Of attention. he was first seen by q reporter
Of TIE NEWS on Saturday. At that time he had
three severe cuts upon the head; one In the cen
tire Of the forehead, another over the right
eye, and still another upon the back Of
the skull. The cut in the centre of
the forehead was particularly ugly, there
being an apparent indentation In the from.
tai bone Of the size OF a twenty-five cent piece.
The polIiceman's statement Is that Lesssne at.
tempted to escape, and also endeavored to strike
him with q briokbat, which rendered "a club.
bingn necessary. Lesesne's statement is that he
was walking quietly to the Guardhouse, with the
policeman, when the latter accused him OF .tesl.
ing the cotton. He replied that such was not the
case, and that he was no more Of a thief than the
policeman was, whereupon the clubbing was
done. There being no witnesses OF the arair, 1t is
diolcult to decide which statement Is correct. 1t
Is, however, more dlnicult to conceive an attempt
to escape 30 determined, or language on the pris.
oner's part 80 aggravatlng, as to warrant the
severe clubbing which Lesesne has received. The
case should be thoroughly investigated. and the
policeman be either exonerated or punished.
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rHERMOMETRIOAL.

The range of the thermometer for the past
TWO DAYS at the drug store Of Dr.. Joseph BLACK
man, on the sou,h side OF Broad street, vas as
follows: .o
,sasurday-s A. NJ, IS; 10 A. n, IS; II NJ $751;
PM. 81; AP. II. ST.; P. H., 81; P. ID, %.
sundays A., NJ. 81; 10 A. n, 80; IL b., ~;
n. H;4P. NJ, 44;oP. H., a.; P. NJ 40.
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.Tdilrpnnx.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM.

CHARLESTON, s. O., June s, 1917.
Trains will leave charleston Daily as lo.l6 An
and 500 p. n.
Arrive at charleston 600 A. n. Mondays ex.
cepted) and q P. n.
Train does not leave charleston 800 P. H., sun.
Train leaving 1o.I6 4. n. makes through connee.
tion to New York, via Richmond and Acquia
PasaenTers leaving BY 500 p. N. Train. have
choice OF route, via Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY In BAL
timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN
DAY In Wilmington, N. o.
This Ia the cheapest, quickest and most pleas.
ant route to cincinnati, chicago and other points
West and Northwest, bota Trans maAlng COZ q;
neciona at washington with western Tralns OF
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. ,
g. 8. S0LOMONa,
Engineer and Superintendent.
7, Il. CLEAPOR, Gen. Ticket Agent. maya.
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MISS PUTNAM's FAREWELL PERFOR-
NANCE.

The audience at the Academy Of Music on
Saturday night was better In quality then quaint.
ty. Miss Putnam In Sans Souol was as charming
as usual, and one OF her songs was rewarded with
a double encore. Although Mr.. Browne was
quite amuaIng, all of his by.play in the ship scene
could well have been dispensed with. We wish
Hias Putnam continued success.
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WILL BE SOLD THIS WEEK at private sale, In
quantities to suit purchasers, by VIM. Mckay,
No. IS Wentworth street, a large and well
assorted stock OF Staple and Fancy Dry
Goodn, Perfnmeries, China Ware, Toys and
Notions, suitable for the Holidays or Christ
mas presents. Ladies' are particularly invIt-
ed To examine our stock Of Fancy Goods.
Goods are ordered TO be sold by parties chip
ping regardless of price. Call and see for
yourselves. decl7
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r.w york Naval stores Market.

Tho Daily Bulletin Of December 20 says. Re-
csipts today 2les ibis rosln, and 2i3 hbls spirits
turpeatine is only moderate to-day, but prices
continue steady at about 60c for mercnantaole
nat. There has been q fair inquiry for small lots
of strained rosln at better prices, aud the close ID
very strong, with the tendency upward; we note
"a an and s0o small bbls at 50 90. The better
grades are very dull and can scarcely, be sold at
sny price. In tar sales have been made oi4o bbls
North Carolina at 81 SO. Pitch unchanged.
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LADIES' should be very careiulin purchasing
Sewing machines In these days, when there
are so many In market, and see they get the
best. The best is the cheapest In the end, 'es-
peolally is this true Of Sewing Machines. The
Singer Sewing Machine Is known throughout
the civilized world, and their sales prove the
merits of the machine.
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NAsoNKY m AIKEN.-At the annual COM
municaion Of Aiken Lodge, No. l68, A. F. H.,
heid on the 10th instant, the following onicers
were elected and installed for the ensuing
Masonic year: T. T. Browa, W. n; n. J. Nevins,
3. VIII. B. Buckhalter, J. W.; B. VI. Moseley
treasurer; ". II. steedmau, secretary;J ]. T. Win.
yard, 8. D.;A.L oourtensy, J. D.; A. L. Buckhal
ter and J. B. Rodgers, stewards; A. s. Oourtenay.
tIler.
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CITY A
THIS DAx.

,.,., volunteers, at half-past Z P. n.
New England Society. at l2A.
sumter Rine Club, at P. n.
ps,metto Division. 8. T., at half.past Z Pm
warrington Fire Company. at 7P.A.
Friendship Lodge, a. r. n, at half'past Z r.
committees o. Fire Companies, at P. n.
national Zoua7es, at sP. n.
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PICTURE CARDS, Illuminated Texts and Mot
toes, ornamented In colored and gilt, suitable
for weekday or sunday.schools, at FoaART1E'a
BOOK DEPOSITORY. dec2O-fm2
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oonF1RMA11oN AT CHRIST CHURCH

), 4 yery large congregation assembled az
rn,,st Churcn. Ruuedge avenue, yesterday morn
mo IN the occasion Of confirmation by bishop
HOWE. The morning service was read oy the
.,scsor Rev. !. Mercisr Green. and an Advent SER
mon MAS preached BY the Bishop. inc canal'
datess nye IN number. one male and four femaies'
man TOOK their positions beside the cnancel rah'
and were nrst connrmed, and Afterwards address.
a6hy the b,snop. As this cnnrch was reopened
on,y sbont ak months ago, the confirmation is
an evidence Of the efncleat zeal OF Its rector.
ma muaic reflected much credit upon the choir.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

IAItoh l. Bruins will sell at 10 o'clock, at
Kesl,,s store, King street, balance CT stock and
store furniture.
!wnm,am Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock. at his
store, clothing, dry goods, &C.; also m the eve
ling, In store on King street, opposite LiDerEy'
at 7 O'Clock, Chinese and Japanese goods.
]; Fraser Mathewes will sell at IL O'CLOCK d.
no. B, Broad street, Japanese goods.
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:, GHEKNAK LoDGE.-At the annual commu-
'nicasioa Of shekinah Lodge, No. S, A. Y. n, held
on 18th instant, the following Officers were elect
cd and installed to serve for the ensuing Masonic
year: W. Q. Young, ". NV. A. Fox, 8. w.; J.
8. Lazerus, J. W.; b. B. Pickippack, secretary;
va. Parker, treasurer; G.. Y. Brown, s. D.; q. R.
Hamilton, J. Dc. o. knzerly, P. N. Johnson,
stewards; e. B. Corbett, tilcr.
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HOTEL ARRIYALS-DKC. ~ And %.
OhRrloltOn.

Chas o Boutelle, q 8 Coast Survey, 8 s
TompkIns, Edgeneld; W s Roulhso. r Ransom,
North Carolina; d W Sosrance, v T Seward, Jas
II Gray, RobtL Gray, Peter Frainerd, Ellis Mundy
Maj Berlin, Jno e Lasaer, o owens. New York;
P Haszsrd, South Carolina; J e Vail, st.
Augustine; A T Mcintyre, Georgia; Capt
O p Wheels. ; @ Mckinley, Florida;
Benz Freeman. Massachusetts,; A Y Gee, Bos.
ton; Jno R Bergen, Jno A Worthley, Mon.
mouth, N ]: @ B Burhsns, Savannah;
o n Sadler, South Carolina; e G Whaley, Edlsto;
Poor and wife, MY h Poor, F Lewis, F F
Russell; A Hart, Mr and Mrs Jas q Bail, Miss
Ball, J Barits, A Alsberg, New York; J B Henry
and wife, Annapolis; A J Williams, Philadelphia; @
b Ingram, Washington; Mrs F Sloat and three
children, Miss Herbert, Jno F Tucker, Georgia; B
W Tomlinson, cHARLssToNN NEWS; J A Lobby, O
Tut, T L Stark aud wife, T Kaphsm, TN Pollock,
P Canal, Judge 8 W Melton, Columbia; Henry
Buckley, Birmingham; rs Thackera, Florida; T
Crane L Phillips, W Fay, Savannah; Vim W
Wild, st Helena; q Angler, wife and child, Allan.
Ia; " B Furbury and A Furbury, Saco; W N Ran.
dal and wife, Newark; b L Hart, O OLynde, Pa
atka; Al Corrln, Florence; 8 Fleche, Augusta;
Pavilion.
OR Anderson, George D Mcclure, Philadelphia;
George Chapllne, Greenyille; George Germany,
Newberry; George F Mcintyre, South Carolina; q
T Eason, O oarnes, Rochester, NY; J A Croker,
Freeport, Ms, Mrs L A Mason, New York; Mrs A
R scovel, Savannah; OR CARROLL, W P Appleby,
Reevesyille; W N HazQre, Kingville; s q Owens.
bonneau's; n Owens, Graham's; N Falker, Bos.
ton; 8 Lsckie, Augusta; WB Mcclellan, MeClel.
Il lon ut11ns n n --~ ~
VIE and son, Edward Gleason, Sullivan's Island;
b d Kpotts, RI Antily, orangeburg; D e Cor
Gan, south Carolina; J r Taylor and servant, J L
Ellis, Beaufort; W l. Baker. OonWsyhoro,. il "
Severance, Ooursland County, N W. r Whitridge
Mount Pleasant; 9 b Pike, Graham's; Captain
Beatty, Bark Persia; ] B China, Northel sterr
Y 4 KlttOe, Bull River; r Ward, 81 Halana.
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WHAr MORE acceptable present can be made
than one which will enllghten the recipient
One OF Guiliemin's beautiful Gas Stands, with
Decorated Porcelain Shade, will efectually
do this. No. 81 Cumberland street.
dec23.mtus3
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THERE ARE Weed F. F. Sewing Machines In
this civ which are doing all the work re-
ouired, from coach trimming and shoe making
to the finest work wanted in family sewing,
nm the same machines. D. B. Haselton, so7
King street. oeSAi
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KID GLOVES KID GLovEs!-J. B. Read d
Co., No. 263 King street, have this morning
opened another complete assortment Of Har-
ris's Seamless Kid Gloves; also the ''Vlcto-
ria" Kid Gloves, two buttons, at 81 rs.
decll.Wtm
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The WEED F. F. Sewing Machine has never
been beaten In a lair test, and has always
taken the highest position as a simple, dura-
BILE andreliable mainline. D. B. Haselton, BOZ
King street. dec21
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PRAx BE patient; the James Adger brings US
a fresh. arrival Of India Rubber Sets, and the
Express of this day a large supply of choice
new Tuck Combs and Head Ornaments. n. d
A. ASHTON. dec2l.
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DUp1NG THE SIcK.-In shape, color and
smell the toadstool closely resembles the
mushroom, yet the one is a poisonous fungus,
the other q wholesome vegetable. Many of
the advertised and unadvertlsed Stops which
INSCRIPTIONS spectators are trying to per-
suade the credulous are las good as Hos
letters B%itters," bear a like superficial re-
semblance to that inestlmable vegetable res
~toratlve. Quite q number of these dangerous
fungi have started up within the last two
years, and doubtless many worthy people
nave been poisoned by them. Some of these
wolves wear the sleeps clothing OF pretend
ed morality, and iuvelgh against medical
stimulation as they vend their acid polsons;
while others offer their liquid compounds OF
shorty rod rum" and condemn drugs under
the slang names of "Eye Openers" Morning
Glories,n "Cobweb Cutters" and the IKE;
Beware of them all, for they are deaaiy anu
detestable.
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TALE OF Silver Weddings! Here is a Silver
Christmas for ALTO each Of our customers
who purchase to the amount Of S., We will
give q silver thimbie, of the value OF 60 cents;
it can he exchanged, If desired, for any other
article. N. ga. Action IL Ea ! dee2l
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GOLD AND snvER-HEADED CANES, In grea
variety. Just the thing for holiday gifts, a
Allan's, No. 307 King street.
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The "WILow OR BASKET WORK Box" fol
sale at .Fogartle's Book Depository" is a new
and exceedingly beautiful article.
decl8-Wtm3
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TIE U~aryERsE, or tho Infinitely Great and
the Infinitely Little, by F. A. Pouchet, NJ. D.
new edition with authors latest improve
ments; s4s Engravings on wood and 4,colored
plates, English edition,) at Holiness Book
u0nao
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In PURCHASING g. Sewing Machine 1t is
always safest TO trust known dealers, who
will be here when wanted. Never trust to
those who warrant for five years, as they do
not expect to be where you can reach them q
quarter Of that time. decsl
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NEWS.
Expora.

NEW YoRK-Fer steamship Champion-98 bags
| aea island cotton, lit bales upland cotton, Loo
| rierces rice, 1853 packages sundries, 90 bales do
mestlcs. 49, .
B~ILTTNoRE-,I'er steamship M~aryland-265 bales
upland cotton, 2s7 tierces rice, 428 bbls rosin, 80
| sacIs rice, as bales domestlcs, Z hhds and ] bale
| hides, IS rolls leather, 8 bales wool, 10000 feet
lumber, 10 pkgs 4undries.
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MAGIC MIRRoRs.-Thls wonderful invention
consists of twenty-tour pictures not recog-
nIzable to the eyes, but when placed in posi-
ton forms a perfect picture. Cheap Gin. Up.
town News Depot.
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Our SUNDAY SCHOOLS should be remem-
bered at this our festal season. A contrlbu-
tlon Of library books from parents whose
children have received the benefits OF these
excellent Institutions would be an appropriate
Offering. Fogartie's Book Depository is the
agency for all Sunday School publishing aocle-
Lies, oec1U-3
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On CONSIGNMENT, at private sale, first class
fancy boxes of PERU merry, suitable for Christ
mas presents, at VIM. McKay's, No. Is Went
worth street. dec21.2
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RIBBONS FOR HoLIDAYs.-Fine, all coiors,
Sash Ribbon, six Inch, only 81; fine Watered,
seven Inch Sash Ribbon, 81 so. Great variety
in Narrow Ribbons at greatly reduced prices.
Full assortment OF Kid Gloves; n button, 81;
two buttons, 81 rs. FURcHaoTT, BENEDICT
T. IN
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A GOLD Sewing Machine can be obtained for
IS, at II. & A. ASHTON, and those In Silver are
proportIonately lower. dsc2l
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ALL THE $25 Gold Watches are disposed Of.
We have still q choice assortment from $50.
and Silver ones from $l2- all warranted. N.
& A. ASHTON. dec2l
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RHINE W1NE.-Arrived per Bremen bark
Neptun, Hockhelmer, Nlersteiner, Lauben-
heimer. Also, continually on hand, Stein
Wine, scharlochoerger, Ruedesheimer, 10.
gelheimer, 1865, Hockheimer, Rlesllng, DC.
The above Wines are of direct importation,
and, like all my imported and domestic
Liquors, warranted pure. Bergner & En-.
gels Philadelphia Lager Beer, fresh every
week. A. T%1EFENTHAL, No. IO7 Market street.
dec17.6
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MAKE NO rash purchases. The James Adger
contains for us 8 fine supply Of choice goods
for presents. Wesshall open Immediately on
arrival. n. & A. AiIHToN. .dec21
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BUILDING M~A1ERIAL.-An extensive stock
and large variety Of Doors, sashes, Blinds,
Balusters, Moultings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr: p. P. Toale, at his warerooms,
No.. 40 Hayne street and No. SO Pinckney street.
The above are all made at his own factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. he keeps, also, French and
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Msntels, Builders Hardware, &C., from the
best manufacturers. mchS-mWlyr
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Hs.,Ir. NEW YORK, December 20.J
Tho Daily Bulletin says: The demand 10 limited
TO Iobbipg selecttons, which are placed at steady
prices, Sal q $50 bags Rangoon at 7a7kc, and
60 li.rces Carolina at 7xa8hc.
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THE MOST useful and beautiful Christmas
present you can present your lady friend with
ls an Improved Home Shuttle Sewing Ma
chine. Be sure and not forget them.
decl4. 1e. Is. 90, q, 1924
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The SWEETEST present Is a bottle of Lubln'!
Genuine Extract. These and other choice
perfumes at n. 4 A. ASHTON. dec2l
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KID GLovEsl lid GLovEsl-J. B. Read &
Co., No. 1888 King street, call attention to
their large assortment of tlowsprlced Kld
Gloves, which hey are offsringst sl,sssf2S,
81 50Taud 81 76." ~dsdecll-Wtms
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PAINT BOXES, Models for Drawing, and Ar
lists Cases-call at "FogarLie's Book Deposl-
tory" and see a variety OF entirely new and
beautiful %contrlvances for young artists.
declS.Wfm3 -
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FANCY GOODS Fon THE HoL1DAYs.-French
and German Fancy Boxes. Glove and Hand
kerchlef Fancy Boxes, Sets of. four, five and
six Boxes, Ladies' fscaris, Handkerchief and
Ties, Ladies' Fancy Fiachus. Lace Colleretteu,
Sets and Handkerchief, &C., &C., &C., now
opening at ]. B. Read 4 Co. deoll-wtm
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LIBRARIES FOR THE YouNa.-Good books, Id
sets, neatly bound and beautifully illustrated,
put up In attractive boxes, suited to children
of all ages, at Fogartle's Book Depository.
dpc20.3
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FANCY PEN HOLDERS, Paper Cutters, and a
variety of Fancy Articles In Pearl, Ivory, and
Scotch and Sandal Wood, can be had at Fo.
aARr1E's Book DEPOSITORY. decl8-wfm3
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HISTORICAL ILLUSTRATIONS by Delaroohe,
IL Autotypes, Napoleon at Fontalnebleau,"
s'The GlrondIns," "Marle Aatoinette," IS at
Holmes's Book House.
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s. R. MARsHlLL d Co., corner King and
Society streets, have OF hand an elegant as
sortment Of Rodgers q Sons and Wosten-
holm's Table an6. Dessert Knives, Carvers and
steeli; also, the greatest variety of Pocket
Knives, Sciss ORR and Razors In cases, and
Ladies' Cutlery cases to be found In the city.
These goods are of the best quality, and have
been selected expressly for the holiday trade,
and are sold at low prices. dec6-mWt2
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DISH COVERS, Plate Covers, Plate Warmers,
Chafng Dishes, Toilet Sets, English Tea
Trays, Plated Spoons, Forks and Casters, Bird
Cages, Boys and Mems Tool Chests, for sale,
at low prices, by 8. B. Marshall & co., corner
King and Society streets. dec6-mwl2
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FOR ELEGAkV uOL1OA1 oSohoi 6o "
Holiness Book House. Z
CHa1sTMAs GIFTs.-Ornsmental and useful
A box Of French Paper Envelopes,
A gold Pen, Pen and Pencil Cases. :
. A box OF Prizes Paper and Envelopes.
Aoarved Card Receiver. :
An elegant bronze Inkstand.
A set Of Chessmen. !
A box Of Paper, "Jardin de Fleurs."
A Backgammon Board. 9
A Library Inkstand. .
An elegant pack Of Playing Cards.
A beautifu, 2assIa Pocketbook.
A ladies Charm Pencil.
Either or all OF the above
At No. 8 Broad street,
dec23-2 WALKER, EVANS d CoaswELL.
SINGER Sewing Machines sold on install
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WHITING CARps-Printed In best styles,
Wedding and Bail Invitations, order Of
Dances, prepared with promptness in latest
fashions, by WALKER, EVANS d CoaswELL,
No. 8 Broad street. dec23-2
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11LuunArEp BooK. MiiRrKns; new. and beautl.
full designs, at FoaARrIE'a Book DEros1ToRY.
dec20-fm2
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just RECEIVED, a fine assortment Of Chill
dren's Fancy Hats, at PLENGE's, No. 2ol King
street. deCl9-6
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LADIES' and Children's Furs, In great Varie
ty. at PLENaE's, No. 2ol King street.
decl9.6
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

KEArs'sE PcEr1oM RoNAsos, SENDrMoNi
ak magnificent Steel Engravlngs, $40, ss:at
nolmea,a Book House.
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FuRs FOB THE HoL1DAYs.-At Furchgetr
Benedict & Co. Furs for ladies, Furs for chill
dren, Furs for all, at very low figures.
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CHINA TEA SETS, forty-four and fity.six
nIeces. at Whilden,s. decls-7
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Poems BY THOMAS HOOD, az Engravlnga
after Blcket Foster, So, at Holiness Book
House.