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YESTERDAY IN COURT.
The United States Court

In the District Court, covered wagon, two
mules and four boxes of manufactured tooac-
co, seized for violation of the Internal alfeyenue
law. we're ordered to be delivered to the claim.
ant upon his filing bond to secure their
value.
The petition of Geo. A. Bowman, bankrupt,
for final discharge, was referred to Registrar
Carpenter, and the fnal hearing fixed for the
1lth of April.
The appointment of Robert E. Fraser, OF
Georgetown, as assignee CT Geo. R. Congdon,
and Of A. G. Palfrey as assignee OF Joseph y.
Williams, were confirmed by the court.
The case of Farmer VS.. Sanders was again
taken up and occupied the time OF the court
no to the hour of adjournment.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
The iail at Union Court House having been
represented as insecure, the marshal was or
der,d to remove the United States prisoners
there confined the jail OF Charleston Coun-
ty.
Alfred Burke, Lewis Jolly, Jas. E scruggs,
VIM. Robbins, VIM. HoWerton and James G.
Wall, prisoners undergoing sentence, being In
want of decent clothing, were ordered to be
furnished with the same at a cost not exceed.
ing eighteen dollars.
The bond of Marshal Wallace was enrolled
as required by law.
The State Court.
In the Common Pleas the following cases
were tried:
Archibald Cameron vs.. Richard Arnold.
Verdict for the defendant for sl6l S6.
Gustavus H. zsigler vs.. the Northeastern
Railroad Company. Action for damages. This
case occupied the Court up to the hour Of ad-
journment.
The following cases are fixed for Monday:
I. P. Wagner vs. Hunt Brothers & Co.; VIM.
Preston Dowling vs. James G. Padget; J. G.
Farrar, ct al, vs. W. L. Lee & Sons; E. Good
Ing vs.. J. A. Quackenbush; Caroline L. Miller
vs., Charles q. sImonton; Thomas Rivers, ad-
mlnIstrator, VS.. the Charleston Mining and
Manufacturing Company; James N. Allen vs..
Richard a. Cain; Peter Kornahrens vs. C.L'
Kornahrens; 8. S. Solomons vs. B. schur;
Gustavus Poznanski, executor, ct al, vs. T. NJ.
Cater.
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.AMUSEMENTS,
The Academy or Music.

The Academy or Music.
The Oates Company played aTne Bohemian
Girl" last evening; at the Academy, before
another large and fashionable audience. The
piece went off admirably.
The Matinee To-Day.
To-day the young people will have an oppor-
tunity Of witnessing the beautiful fairy ex-
travaganza of "Fortunio and his Gifted Ser
vants,n at matinee, beginning at two o'clock
Pm. The price of admission lsa5edueed to
fifty cents for adults and twenty-five cents for
children, and the whole performance, music
and all, will be exactly as al night time.
The Oates Company Tonight.
Tonight this popular company will play the
Kings Secret and farce. This is the last
performance of the troupe In Charleston this
season.
of Professor ]. Edwin Churchill came of at
the appointed hour last evening at the HI
bernian Hall. There were very few persons
in the hall, and these seem to have been so
we'll satisfied with ''what they saw" that they
are not likely to trouble the professor again.
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The WAGNER ARTILLERY BALL.-The first
grand ball Of this spirited organization will
come; off atthea Concert Hall Of the Academy
of Music on next Wednesday evening, the 10th
inst. The members know what ball should
be, and have placed the matter in the hands
of q committee whose names insure the pleas
ATTEST of evenings to the vlsitors. The pre-
paraiIons. 30 far are handsome, and the. ball
will doubtless be a brilliant affair. +.
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STERLING LOAN BoNDs.-The committees of
the Senate and House of Representatives, ap-
pointed for that purpose, numbering between
fifteen and twenty members all told, were en-
gaEed on Thursday in destroying the Six
million of sterling loan bonds printed under
the acts of the Legislature last year, and re-
scinded by the session just closed.
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HOWARD Assoc1AT1oN.-The following gen.
tlemen were elected officers Of the Howard
Association OF Charleston, at the annual meet
ing held yesterday: Captain Thomas 8. Budd,
president; General W. G. DeSaussure. senior
vice-presldent; Captain Jacob Small, junior
vlce-president; DR.. George 8. Pefzer, secre'
tary; George q. Modett, treasurer. Directors:
Ward No. /, II. F. Baker, J. F. Mathewes;
Ward No. 2, W. q. Peroaneau, T. P. Lowndes;
Ward No. 8, T. NJ. Hsnckel, a. c. Robertson;
Ward No. 4, 8. A. Nelson, F. Won santen;
Ward No. S, 8. z. Topper, J. d. Devetenx;
Ward No. 6, q. B. Olney, 7. A. Wllbur; Ward
No. Z, 7. M. Eason, B. F. Evans; Ward No. s,
W. G. WhildeD, W. L. Webb.
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The PORT ROYAL .R4nRoAD Augusta
Chronicle and sentiheiis Informed that, at the
meeting ofthe direqtOTy Of the Georgia ,Boad,
on Tuesday last, thes aboard voted in favor OF
endorsing the bonds,,ofathe Port Royal Com
pany to the amount OF one million, of dollars.
For this loan of Its: credit the Georgia. Rail-
roaS will receive one million two hundred
thousand dollars of the stock of the Port Royal
Company. This stock will give the Georgia
Road controlling interest In the affairs Of
the company. The endorsement is not to be
made nor the stock received until the action
of the board of directors shall be approved
and ratified by the stockholders, who will
meet here in convention next May. The
Chronicle thinks there is little doubt that this
action will be approved and confirmed by the
stockholders. We suppose that the Georgia
Railroad has more money than 1t knows what
to do with. That's what's the matter.
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BURaLARY.-James Drayton, colored
youth, was arrested by the detectives, charged
with entering the grocery store at the corner
of Coming and Warren streets, and carrying
off keg of lard and other articles. He de-
niles all knowledge Of the affair; but he is an
old acquaintance of the officers Of justice. He
ia held for examination.
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The BABCocE FIRE EXTNGUlsHER.-Chief
Nathan has just received one of these famous
machines on trial, and 1t may be seen at his
establishment, No. $50 Meeting street. The
article resembles an ice-cooler, with rubber
pipe attached to It's lower part, and when used
is worn by the fireman strapped to his back.
The extlngulshlng elements water impreg-
mated with carbonic acid gag, and the rapidity
with which large blazing fire Is put out will
astonish the uninItlated. Chief Nathan pro-
poses soon to give public exhibition of the
wonderful powers Of this machine.
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DRowSED.-Yesterday afternoon celored
child, about two years Of age, while playing
about Gadsden's Green, fell into the creek at
the back of Harrisou's lot and was drowned
The body was shortly after found in the creek
by the aunt. An Inquest will be held over the
body this morhing.
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RING ELEcTIoN.-At meeting OF the stock
holders of the spartanburg and Union Rail-
road Company, held at their Office, at oolum'
bIa, 8. c., March IL, 1872, the following d.
rectors were elected: Fl. G. Worlhington, N
G. Parker, Hardy Solomon, ]. ]. Patterson, G.
D. Melton, F. s. Jacobs, Thomas Steers. The
directors organized by electing John J. Pat
terson president, and F. 8. Jacobs secretary
and treasurer.
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The IRISH RIFLE CLUB.-Thls gallant Or
ganization paraded last night in full uniform,
and honored The NEWS Office with rousing
salute. At the head of the club marched the
st. Patrick's Band, whose spirited playing
added greatly to the pleasure of the occasion.
We wish the Irish Rifle Club all imaginable
happiness and prosperity.
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FuRcHaorr, BENEDICT & Co. most cordially
invite the Ladies of this city to give them a
call and examine the first shipment of Spring
Dress Goods. Also the fine assortment of new
Carpets as reduced; prices from 40 cents to 81.
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FURcHGorr, BENEDICT & Co. have received
the first shipment Of Spring Cloths for Gents
wear from rs cents up. TaIlor5 will find 1t to
their advantage to examine the goods.
feb29
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souE REASONS WHY TIE SINGER SEWING
MACHINE IS THE BEST IN THE WoRLD.-lst.
Because 1t will do both light and heavy work
ID. Because 1t never gets out Of order; 3D..
Because 1t is the simplest in the world 4th.
Because any child ten years of age can operate
1t with ease. Office, King street.
mchl6-stuthS
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BUSINESS NoTI oES.

NArrAN's GREAT CRYSTAL DISCOVERY for
the hair is for sale by Dr.. b. Baer, No. lSl
Meeting street. Nobody who has tried this
excellent preparation ever uses anything else
for the hair
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CITY A FF IR S.

EMr. WILLIAM E. SIMMONS, Jr., is the,
travelling agent for The NEWS, for South
Carolina. g
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4. AN IRRITABLE LANDLADY.-The callousnees
with which a bad tenant regards dun 1s pro-
verbal; but when they have iahdlady to deal
with, it seems to be dangerous to put them of.
On Wednesday evening, a female collector OF
this kind went to the house of tenant IN
Rose lane to collect the rent. The tenant,
who was also woman, could. not respond
With the money, aud fierce altercation en-
sued. In the wordy war the worsted landlady
fell back from the door, but picking up large
brick she here rallied aud let 1t fly, crashing
through the glass window, at her tenant. The
latter called the police aud the landlsdy was
arrested. She was brought before the Mayor,
who referred the case to trial justice.
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ONE HUNDRED DOZEN Glass Preserve Jars,
quarts, at 50 per dozen, at Thomas d Ian
neau's, No. 2S9 King street. mchi2-S
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The selection of new styles Of Parasols, at
Furchgott, Benedict & Co., No. 244 King
street, Ia the finest ever brought to this mar
hot mch16
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FuRcHaorT, BENEDICT & Co. advertise this
day the receipt of their first shipment Of
Spring Goods. The latest styles OF spring
Dress Goods can be examined at their store,
No. 244 King street. IeDZS
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ANro1SE's FRENCH COPYING INK.-A lot OF
this Ink, of recent Importation, just received,
Ind for sale at low prices by Walker, Evans
& Cogswell, stationers and Printers, No. 8
Broad street, Charleston.
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By ]. DRAYTON FORD.
erATEs ssAT;ET0F,DEsIRABLE RESI-
by LFsrKS BENNRTE.S 2

81" by Il 81 Ks BENNETE.f - = -. :
TSPRivATE@ sA1aEE.Ia!ggFfN1Es B, q HIGH
II and dry Lots, two with Buildings thereon,
in WaIS No. I,,n vooden bnildIna thereon y
%, oh Charlotte street. south side, next: 70 the
corner OF Elizabeth, measuring north anu south
.60K feet by 1873 feet In depth on eass:aubHcssl
10 Iot No. 2. with br.cr buildings thereon. MDy
80 with wen and small outbulldng. next east OF
the above Of same dimensions an the above,
Lot No. 8. On Elizabeth street., east side. ~
feet inches on Elizabeth street, 81 feet inches
on back Line by 1s4 feet on north nne,S and l7S
Lot No. {. on Elisabeth street, next south Of
the above, With same dimensions on 'front.' and
back line by 17s feeton north line, and ITO fees on
south line ,f.-rG ~ .%Satj aJL ,,z1 ;;..-ls.s
Lot No. g.. On Elizabeth street. next south Of
above, With same -dlnaehhons on iront and BACK
line by ITO feet on north line, and 1t9 1856 D
inches on south line, be the Bame more or lees..
For further particulars apply a. a6ove, at ao.
40 Broad street. mcnl4.et9seo
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To BUSINESS MEN.-save your money by
purchasing your Blank Books at the East
Bay News Room. dec14s
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NOTICE TO TOURISTS -Stereoscoplc views oi
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hasel
street Bazaar. dec2s
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JUST received the latest styles Of Childrens
Fancy Hats, at Plenge's, No. 20l King street.
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THE New GERMAN CHuRcH.-The Workmen
are employed night and day on tne German
Church, preparing for the Easter ceieorauon.
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AN EXTENDED PoPULARITY.-Eachy year finds
"Brown's Bronchial Troches" In new localities
in various parts of the world. For relieving
Coughs, Colds and Throat Diseases, the Tro.
ches have been proued reliable.
mchl2-tuths3
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The new and beautiful Turquoise Silk
Hat Tor Spring, just received at Plenge's, No.
20I King street.
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We endorse the above, and add that, to the hest
OF our knowledge and belief, goods from the
above House are sold cheaper than from any
other similar Store I'm The WoEd;n ,a,.a ,..a.
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The NEW. HYMNAL, price 40 cents, 9
Holiness Book House.
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STATE SUNDAY-ScHooL CONVENTIONAL q
meeting of the State sunday.school Conven.
tion, held in May, 1870, 1t was unanimously
| resolved that another similar convention
| should be held in Charleston on the Wednes-
day following the second Sabbath Of Nay. 1872.
| In accordance with the above resolution, the
superintendents, teachers and friends Of Sum
day-schools In the State of South Carolina are
most cordially invited and urged to appoint
delegates to the approaching convention upon
the following ratio Of representation: Every
sunday-school Of fifty scholars, or less one
delegate; fifty to Que hundred scholars, two
delegates; and for every additional fifty
scholars, one additional delegate. Arrange
ments will be made with railroad companies
| to bring and return delegates for one fare.
Endeavors will be made TO secure homes for
all delegates who purpose attending the con-
vention, provided notice OF such intention be
given before the first of May. Great good has
been accomplished throughout the State by
the last convention, andAhe committee feel
confident thRtthe contemplated meeting will
give still greater zeal In the Sabbath-school
work. The names of delegates should be sent
as early as possible. The committee desire
that this notice be extended, as they may not
be able to procure the address of every school
In the State, and it ls their wish that every
school be represented at the approaching con-
vention: Delegate.+Gshould come prepared
with The name of school, name OF superlnten-
dent, postoftce, number of officers and teach
ers, number of scholars, average attendance
of school, and number Of volumes in library.
Address any of the following committee on
correspondence c. N. Averill, r. Caldwell,
Jr., Presbyterian Church; A. G. Palfrey, Bap.
tist Church; R. G. Chisolm, Lutheran Church;
Samuel A. Nelson, Methodist Church.
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From experience and severe. test, We unhesi.
tatingly afdrm that the SHOES sold nom the
'tStar Shoe Housen out:wesr, give more 1attnac-
ton and comfort. than any We have ever tleo..
~. Es-n lVotoe or the PTess.s.s
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CRooURr CRooUET THE cheapest In the
city. Price 81. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR.
dec20
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Meetings This Day.

Carolina Independent Boat Club, at P. N.
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= SAINT PATRIoK's DAY.-To.morrow Is the
anniversary Of the death of st. Patrick, the
patron saint of Ireland. The biographers Of
the saint differ as to the precise place and
year of his birth, though he is said to nave
been born about the year $40, and lived to be
one hundred. and sixteen year old, dying
March II, 465. The statement is accepted
also that when sixteen years Of age he was
seized by pirates, carried from France to Ire
land, and sold to one OF the petty chiefs, with
whom he remained six years. he then
escaped, went to France, and became o. monk,
first at Tours, and afterwards lin the ;cee-
brated monastery of Lerius. Hesubsequently
went to Rome, and was sent thence by Pope
Celeytlne to preach in Ireland, where history
records his mission as eminenlly successful,
having founded three hundred aud sixty-hVe
churches and baptized twelve thousand per-
SONS with his own hands. st. Patrick, after
doing vast amount of good for his adopted
country, finally expired at place called Saul,
near Downpatrlcs, and his remains were pre-
served there down to the date of the Refor-
nation. His name has ever since been held
in veneration by the sons Of the Emerald Isle
in every cline, and perhaps In no place more
80 than in Charleston.
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80" DALE HALL, December ~ is1l.
". O. CHAPLAIN III o.: G1NTS-l have EoIn
are as good as new, You only warranted them
for Six months. q. l. Coffhh<
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ANOTHER CHINeE FOR BARNuA.-Among
the specimens. of The tfnny tribe which Mr..
Brookbankskeepsa at his fruit store. in Meet
ing street, near the Nils House, Is a living
curiosity In the shape of marine horse. 1t
is Of light red eoler, two. Inches In length,
and,has the breast, arched neck and perfect
head OF q horse, With the other end just In
the slightest degree 5pIscatorlal. 1t is quite
lively and travels fast. The creature was cap
tured few days ago near James Island by a
fisherman who was out grabbing. The sea
horse Is Us yet hardly more than colt, but Is
rapidly growing.
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ONE DOLLAR WRITING DEsKs.-Superior to
any sold heretofore. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR,
and EAST BAY NEWs-RooM. :. dec20s
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TRACING WHEELS! Tracing Wheels!
febl6-f :. HLsEL STREET BAZAAR.
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WHEELER d WILSON, Singer, and Grover &
Baker family Sewing Machines for sale at low
prices, fully warranted. These machines
have been taken in part payment for the un-
rivaRed Weed F. F. and Letter G Silent Ma
chimes, and will be sold cheap to make room
for more Offering, at No. 307 KlRg street.
ian27-sw
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ArrEk irHE i GswEErF Yesterday morning,
at hslfpast eleven o'clock, q colored man
named George Green, who was whitewashing
part of the interior of MIR. Francis j.
O'Neill's grocery store, in King street, was
seen actively engaged near sugar barrei.
On examination it was found that Green, In
stead Of plying his brush, was filling nls
breeches pockets with sugar, and these were
distended with several pounds of the best clar-
ihed brown. Green was taken to the Guard.
house, wherarahe turned .oqs the spghr fsom
his pocket, andiwss referred to atrial justice.
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COHNTESS Won

NIB. These sle our isE1celsior Congress.n the
finest Shoes made, and sold at only,Ss pair
No lady should be without them. Sold elsewhere
from a to IS. a'..a - grl&sv
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RoIcK MILLS, s. O., December o, .ls7l

RozcK MILLS, s. O., December o, 1871.
W. @. CHAPMAN d: CO.: iSKfF5-1 congratu.
late you on being proprietors OF the only eHOE
HOUSE In Charleston (The Starr owned and con.
Quoted By Charlestonians.2 Ny Older was dned
to my entire satisfaction, and ali the Shoes ns
They are ae least 20 per cent. below Whist have
been giving other dealers tn your city. assure
you your selections pleased me better than II /
had been on hand to purchase individually.s Fer.
severe, and only hope many more OF our young
men will follow your example and energy, and
oncs again make old Charleston prosper aS: IN
days OF yore. = = 80 -
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CHEn1EY's PARIS KID GLovEs-every pair
warranted. These Gloves will be taken back
even after wear, for any imperfectlons, such as
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Granslation.l

Nessrs. W. O. oH1PH1N 1fSf co.: T anTs9Dui. !; ;a
Ing nay tour In America, on q hying visit 20
send me several pair OF your ttGklTERS,n - all Of
which kept. !. must return you my sincere
thanks Il was unable to obtain them In any other
Store) for never have l. seen In all Europe any
They have been admired by every one. Do
send me by European Express one dozen pairs
M l. . = H"R A"rtR
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Paris, 20 Rue de Ia Psix.
n,,,,, London, IS Regent street.
DEfoIs New York, 929 Broadway.
Boston, 9 Temple Place.
FuRcHaoTT, BENEDICT & Co., sole Agents
for Charleston. nov3-6moB
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SPECIAL ANNoUNcEMENr.-We have just re.
ceiyed one thousand boxes, each containing
one quire OF fine Note Paper and Envelopes
to match, without initial,) also Penholder
and Pen. Price Is cents per box. Hasel
Street Bazaar and East Bay News Room.
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10 PIECES aRos GRAIN BLACK SILK, at 81 25,
worth 81 90
10 pieces ares Grain Black silk, at 81 SO. worth
10 pieces Gros Grain Black SILK, at 81 81, worth
Is pieces Gros Grain Black Silk, at 81, up to
So
10 pieces OF assorted colors Of Silk, only 81 90
A full line OF Japanese and Tarten SILKS, IN
plain, figured, dotted, striped and check.
ed, from S5 cents to s125
100 SILK Poplin Dresses, at So 50 each
A fine selection Of Llama Lace Shawls
25 cases of the best selected Stock OF Dress
Goods. (samples siveu,) from 20 to 50 cents
cases Buff Lawn, A wide, at only Is cents
cases colored Lawn, a. wide. fine styles, at
Is cents
case French Percsles, fine style, 20 to Is
cents
20 pieces Black Alpaca, at rs cents, worth 80
cents -
20 pieces Black Alpaca, at 40 cents, worth 50
cents -
20 pieces Black Alpaca, at 50 cents, worth 80
cents
Special attention Is requested to the last
mentioned.
80 pieces Black Alpacas, from 60 cents to 81 50
A full line Of Black Crepe Cloth, Henrietta
Cloth Bombazlne, at very reasonable
figures
cases "a Bleached Shifting, at 10 cents
cases A. Blesched shirting, at l2h, Is, 10, 1s,
20 cents
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BENEDICT g. CO,

We are Offering fine and fresh selected Stock Of new
Spring and Summer Goods at unusually low figures and
invite the public most respectfully to examine our Goods
before purchasing elsewhere. =