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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-14
AN IMPORTANT VISITOR.
The Mikads Coming.

The San Francisco LaA Of July alst
says: The somewhat remarkable fela9s
which has been aaoat for some time, a
the effect that the Mikado or Emperor o.
Japan intends visiting Europe and the
United States, is confirmed in the news
received at this port by the arrival of tie
Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steam
er Colorado. The Mrkado first contem-
plates an extended journey through bis
own domains. the route of which is pub
lished in aJapanese paper so that it will
probably be some time before he is able
to carry out his design of foreign travel
He will first visit >France-presumably
by the suez route-thence other portions
of Europe; and crossing the Atlantic, pay
his respects 10 the people on the Atlantic
slope after which we may expect him
at San Francisco, from which point he
will embark on his return home. This
visit is suggested to the Mkado by the
evidences he has had Of late years of the
superior civilization Of the occidental
portion of the world, and the extremely
cordial reception with which his embassy
has everywhere been met The glowing
accounts they write him of the un-
thought-of wonders to be seen abroad,
have doubtless filled bis youthful mind
with desire TO look abroad himself into
the great world, from which he may de
rive valuable lessons of instruction. Ja-
pan. now so eager in the race of progress,
would profit greatly hereafter by the
Emperor experience thus obtained and
if lie proves himself wise ruler to have
adopted SO sensible a conclusion. His
reception. beyond a question, will be
everywhere cordial and in keeping with
the dignity he represents
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ANDY Johnson il for Greeley.

The mother of Vice Pres dent Colfax
died at South Bend, Ind, on Saturday.
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EZEEP 1T HaXDY.-The Reliable FamI,

Z EEP 1T HASDY.-The Reliable famiIy y
IN Medicine. for the prompt cure OF Cholera.
Diarrhei. Cholera Infaniun. Dysrntery.
Cramps, Summer Complaint. &c Jarleli',
Compound Syrup of Blackberry Roo. and
Rhubarb, and old and wpll-:rei renelv. IN.
iircly vegetable. pleasant to take. quick and
certain in effect; can be depended on in the
most urgent eases !; may be given to the
youngest infant "a well as to the aged. II i,
rcauiiy taken by children. Keep it in the
house. ant use in time. Sold by Druggists
HANSEtL X BRO, 200) Market Street.
PHILADELPHIA. Try it.
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3leW advertisements.
WILSON COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES,

With ample Grounds and elegant Buildings,
50 fitted up rs to be homelike aEi atirativc.
ahd we'll equipped for thorough eiuc,tional
work. will open the First Term Of the Aca-
demic yeas September 4th, 1872. For CIR
cuiars. apply to Rev. c. r. LANE.
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+. Try VIEW aakDEMY, Pam,

t Try VIEW iiADEMT, PsgrgsrHle Station,
"A Pa. II. r. (for HaLe + Ftnsats Pagiis. }
Long established, ,horodgh. successful lcca
,ion hoalihful and accessible; community
social. moral aud religious; bindings large
AMI costly; a full corps Of able teachers
mountain air. pure water, safe bathing, fne
skating; emrhatically home school Whole
expense, for Board, Tuition, Room. Fuel and
Washing (?or 30 weekS), less thcn faco han
dTed G1llars. Winter session begins Sept. 5.
Send for Circulars. WILSON & PATTER-
son, Port Royal, JGnipta C e. Pa
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4 GENTS WiNTED.-Agents make more
n money al work for us than at any hing
else. Business light aud nsrmsnent. Par
ficulars free G. STrHsoy Co, Fas At
Pu5liShsrs. Portland. Maine.
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Pitt5burg claims t, have mlde s'eel
which stands test of 100000 pounds
to the square inch.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE

THE undersigned offers the following prop
1 erty si;ul eI IN Mi ford township. ia
Eiata county, Pa., q mile. west of Pa'ter-
son and mile from the = L. Il, bounded
by lanls of James North on the nnrth and
east aud By lands of Z. s. Dh'y on the south
and west, obtaining
Eight Acres and seve2ty-sx Perches.
al in good state of cultivation. The In,
proveGculs are as follows:
= PLANK HOUSE,
22x20. with basement AMI eight rooms. th-ra
clothes presses and two hi,!s also a good
BANK BiRN. 2ixf6. VIII arranged ais,
Spring H,use. Smoke House. sad other ne
cessary outhnidings. TIe'e 70 also an abun-
dance Of fruit on he<re'ni ses---an y charl
of over 81 trees. 80 being in bearing conii-
tian. a'so Cherries sn.l Peaches There l. .
good Spring Of n,ve.- falling wator near Gae
hOI-e.
TERMS Price $500 OF. thouosnd
dDl,ars to he paid oG the lst of April. 1873.
when Deed WI! ne m lde AMI possession given.
Ike bl!:n il Payments to suii purchaser.
Call al tie premises. or al hess
\. J. nERTILER.
PatteI son, Jdui=Ii Co, r.
y. D-If desirable, the purchaser can buy
thirty acres more, adjoining the above pop
srfy. under cultivation, al $50 Yer acre.
July 81. l-7L-tf
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BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUg.

IL the cheapest and best article in TIE MIR
ket for Blueing Clothes. The genuine bs,
both Barlow and Wilfberger's name on the
label, and is put uP at Wiltherger's Druv
Store, No. 233 North Second ST.. Phil,doI
phia. d. s. WILrBERGER. Proprietor
For sale by Druggists snd Grooers.
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GROCERY. PROVISION,
AND
s H D y S TO E!

I 1ST OF LEADING ARTICLES & PRICES
IL reported weekly by c. BARLEY, op-
posite the Post Office, Mifiiutown, Pa:
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FOR CoNGRT SSMEN At LAEGE,
GEN. LEMUEL TOPD. of Cumberland
GEN. CHARLES ALBRIGHT. of Carbon
GLENN W. SC0FIELD, Of Warren.
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$1,000 6; e.. ;:; +: J: ;: !; i: y: =:

REMEDY fails to cure. IL is prepared eIprc.,.
ly to cure the Piles. and nothing else. Sold
b. all Druggists. Price, Sl.o0.
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GEN. HARRISON ALLEN,

OF BRADFORD COUNTY
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OF WARREN COUNTY

FOR AUDITOR GENERAL.
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Hsur aduertisemfnfs.

The Chemistry Of Divine Pres,de,.s
has never produced mineral water wbics
combines in such perfection the bualitie; os
anti bilious tonic and eathsrtic medicine =.
that of the Seller Spa: and TAERAsr's Rp.
FERSEscEXr SELTEgR APERIKST is the ar,S.
cial equivalent If that great natural remedy
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS
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GLENN w. SCOFIELD.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE.

OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-11
By LOWNDEs & GRIMSALL,

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
II near Mount Pleasant. william Lucas VI 3.
. In purssance Of an order Of sale lnths sboIs
case, 10 me directed by the Hon. E.R. Graham,
juoge OF the First Circuit, I will o6er for setes at
public auction, on THURSDAY, the 12th dsIof
December, 1879, at the Postofnce, Charleston, a.
All that PLANTATION Oh TRACT OF LAID
known AZ the Greenwich. Hills property, ntuatoo
10 Christ Church Parish near the Town Oh aouns
Pleasant, containing about COL oeloo scteo, moto
or less, with metss and bounds Is LILO GOV 0%,e
Plat Of the said lands, made oy WIii1m huMe
November 2lHt, 1859. and recorded ~ fIss ~ ~
A. 10. I,page rs, once Register 81 Ms1nS I'LL,
vsvsnce fr charleston County, wnicn piolefSy
ss1c,no,ve NJ tne lots marked on said plasas A.
b, rS,e " .o1 4 BAT may be examined daily Ct the o..
&c %, Messrs, LoWndes d 0rimbait aoctioneess,
p psosd street. In case no bid should pc maae ios
ihe whole property, equal to the amoont nov avg
IMAM the bond or the defendant with the coees ol
t rpo action. the properly will then be onefed "
, t%u az laid down in said plat. 80
'oT 20 half cash; balance IN one yeaf, WIZ
,nterast from day OF sale, secured by o.. ina
nnrchaser or purchasers, with mortgage oesea
pTemisss. Purchaser to pay Referee for papca6a
p G. HERBERT 6A6SSessr5
nov2l, 27,dec4, lila neaMed
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BY +. P. sALAS,
Aucnonssr.

DAISINS, ALMONDS, WINES, &c, DO,
III IMPORTED By y. r. HALL.
On FRIDAY-next thesl3th inss;; az n O'Clock.
A. II. will be sold ai Middle Atlantic wharf
The CARGDo OF the Spaulsh Bssk Pfoytdencfs.
Just arrived from Barcelona and Hatags, andes.
pectally selected for this market %s,,i5e -,
800 whole boxes LAYER RAlsTHS
16c0 half boxes Layer RaislnD
1000 quarter boxes Layer Ratainsz
10 boxes F1gs
+ 26 half barrels Grapes
so boxes Lemons ~
: II cases, Of y cartoons. each, Layer Raidns
9 cases, Of % cartoons each, La5er Railins
l00 sacks Soft Shell Almonds
26 sacks FIlberts
Is sacks Walnuts ~ &1
10 barrels Canary Seed 49, s5S4sgp
05 boxes .Vermicelli and Maccaroni
100 cases Preserved Fruits
s cases Olives sC- -5
100 Demjohns Olives
40 boxes CASTLE Soap 2ts*s SA%
rs cases Olive OIL ~ ~
25 barrels olive on for Machinery
Is half barrels Sailed Herfings /,
200 strings Gnrlic =
8 bales Alicante Straw Nsu
IL, barrels Dry Malaga Wine
10 barrels Sweet Malaga Wine
&c barrels Sherry and kuscstel Wine
200 quarter casks Red Wine; OF various brands
80 quarter casks Taya Wine JII
SO quarter casks Port Wine - 4 -
SO eighth casks Ranci0 Wine strs f
40 eighth casks GarnachR Vino
3 so sixteenth ask. GsrnachS Wine
20 eighth casks White Wine gaa aSg--tjsD,
20 sixteenth casks Histeia Wine ssa
Conditions of sRle-Allsuf1s under $500 caah:
from $500 to $1,000, thirty days; above 6tooo,
sixty days, with approved city endorsed notss.9s
ArOolnmbIs Phoenix, Augusta ohronicis ma
Sentinel, and Savannah Republican inlest0ncs 4
and send.bil . to T. 8. sdec1o4 -
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BY LOUIS D. -DesAUSSURE,,

DICE PLANTATION, &C., &C., ON pom.
10 pom River, A. q. Hayward .ys. John A.
Hassell and Others, Deylsees OF John Ashe, dc.
On THURSDAY, the 1sth day Of Decembes, WIN
be sold In the City Of Chafleston, near the. Post:
once, on Broad street, in obedience TO. an order
OF the Court OF Common Ple.s, 80!
The two RICE PLANTATIONS. A. tho Ibe96
pitch OF tide, known as'"Wlll Town. and "High
WassIe,n or ROTTERDAM y. now merged intoc1e
COlleton County opposite Will Town,oona large
creek, waters Of Pom Pom River, containing joint
ly. 1o4e acres, OF which 400 acres are Rce Land,
under = bank, (ab0ut 200 OF which have beou
planted last yeari bounding TO the nofsnAand
northwest by lands Of estate Of Baynard and I'd
ward Barnwell, to the south on lands Of HI.
Wayne, and to the east on said creek. IN tne
place are small Dwelling Houses ana accom-.
mudstiona Tor negroes. ..s
A TRAoT OF PINE BARREN LAND. on the Pom
Pom River, st. Paul's Parish, opposite the aWin
TOWN. Plantation, co attaining $50 acres, Of lspd.s
FIFTEEN TOWN LOTS In the iVIllsge Of 'fWnls
Town." 49,
The TRACT OF LAND or Island commonly
known as Whooping Island, on the Dawhoo
River, Colleton County, containing about AT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cash; balance, by bonds
payable In three equal successive annual install
ments, with interest, payable annually from Q
Of sale, to be secured by q m0rtgagGof the prop
erty. Purchasers 70 pay for papers. =
dec4, g. II, ID l4,l6,ls,l9 ~
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BY J. A. s q co.

BY J. A. ENSLOW & CO.
STANDING AND RUNNING RIGGING.
~ Sails, Anchors, Chains. Blocks, Cabin Fur.
niture, DC, DC.
TH1S MORNING, the 18th instant, at II
O'Clock. on Central Wharf, will be sold,
Lot OF standing and Running Rigging
Anchors and Chains
Blocks and Cabin Furniture. consistfno NJ rab,oo
'OnsirB, DC.
Conditions cash. dec1f
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Mnsiral Books.

OLIVER DITsON & co.
announce that they were happily untouched by
the recent Great Fire, and are busy, as usual, In
attending to their extensive orders.
They now call attention, also, to their
STANDARD COLLECTIONS.
OF
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
The whole set Is one OF the most valuable kusi.
cal Libraries that could be devised, az each con-
tains from 200 to $50 pages OF the moat popular
music Of the day.
Price or each book in Boards, 81 50; Cloth, s.;
Full Gilt, for Presents, 81. The price would be
at retail. for the pieces separately, about $4oo.
In this form, all the books, including the new
and favorlte Gems OF: Strauss (now having d
splendid sale) msJb be had for $50 80.
Musical Treasure, Vocal and Instrumental
Vocal Only:
Silver Cord, Wreath OF Gems.
Gems or German ssng, Gems Of Scottish song
Gems or Sacred song, Shower OF Pearls
Duets. operate Pearls.
INSTRUMENTAL: -,
| Home Circle, vol. 1; P1anlats AiDum' Ho
Circle, vol. 2; Piano Forte Gems
.nv Of the above Books mailed, postpaid, fof
o IL 7fss!' PSI4sSs 3 CO., e1 s. SEr sS1l. sD0'
aspi.wa a.c .-i''" a
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BY ]. A. ENsLOW u GO,

GERMAN BARK EMIL, FOB AC.
VI COUNT OF whom It may concern, by order
OF the CONSUL OF the German Empire. q
OnTHURSDAY MORNING, 18th December at
IL O'Clock, at Southern Whsrf, will be Bold, byoTc
der OF the Consul Of the German Empire, for ;sc.
count Of wnom It ma concern. 'V' rJiSN
EMIL, OF 6ue tons register and iso0:tons coal ospS-
city, with Masts, SparS, Standing aud cunning
Rigging. Cordage, Anchors, ChaihB, SANE &c.yke.
And immediately after the ships Boats md
Stores. dec7H
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sy MILES DRAKE.

GLOTRING. HATS, &c.
~ q MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, will sell at
my store, corner OF King and Liberty streets.
line Of Men'slSACKS, FrocEs, Derbys, over
Gosts, Pea jackets, Pants. Vests, Fine Suits, La
shsWls, Soaps, Gloves, DC.
ALSO
Mems and BOys' Wool and Felt Hats. dec1o
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x1ALLET,s ANG oINTMENT.

DISLEY'S BUCHU, FOR ALL DISORD-
III ERS Of the Urinary Organs, the Kidneys
Bladder, Urethrs, &c.,) from whatever cause.
This elegant preparation OF the concentrated
virtues or the best diuretic tonics KNOWLES pre-.
pared by II. W. RISLEY, the ortginator7s war.
rantet equalto the best, and superior to most all
other preparations for this purpose, besides being
put mp In large Is o. bottles for the low price or
81. PhysicIapSa are invited to compare the enecta,
as well az the appearance OF RIsLEY's BUCHU
RIsLEY,s P%HfLoTOKEN, OR FEMALES
FRIEND, . remedy expressly. for the benent OF
females, and well worthy OF their attention. for
relieving nausea, and for all those nervous
troubleS ID which they are often sup)ece. ~ 70
also an excellent sedative. or Nervous Anuoote,
producing natural refreshing sleep IN cases OF
nervous Irritation, exhaustion or excitement IN
nersons OF either sex. Price 81.
Having used Ia my family RlSLEYtS PHlLOrO-
KEN and EXTRACT BUUHU, and observed she1r
inysriable efficacy In csse s among my trends f0r
a humber Of years, l consider each 0 most excel.
lent remedy for the purposes recommended; ana
besides, In NY own case, the Phllotoken proved q
good remedy for sleeplessnass artsing from
HENRY VEHSLA6E, j.,
Pastor Reformed Church.
IryIngtDn. N. j., Nay %, 1871.
Sold by all Retail Druggists. The trade sup
piled by PHILLIP UH:
noyl3- y7s1mo No. 8. Hayne street.
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.urtiorrssrs' 1pripate ga,es,

: By ". 7. LEITCH q RS. BRUES. ?
rloR SALE ORssRENT, a HANDSOME
EtRENDESQE at Sumuefgills, with naeoat
buildiaas; Lot Containing one " more scl@ Ss
Land. .Distsnce rron1, Railroad DeHot sDpasSSrrmmS.
mlnutes. Yalk.f Rsaidencs Of -tne isse uov1:fm1
EqHpGt; !;ut g:e1cm .aII. ii ~.9AVs:tf"G
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By JOHN g. MILNOR & co.. 9

AH EMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS nElNH
Iyl Pe.t. CassimereandW ool B stss on accouns
or al concerned-Stock OF s9Wholesale Chat
House. ON THURSDAY, 18th instans a. h1ifpast
10 O'Clock, we will sell at our STORE NO. .11616oct.
Boys,. zine and Common; Oasstmer6, Felt ard
Wool Hats. Condii0ns-Sums under 500. eaah;
500 TO $500, sixty days; over. $500. NINETY .dayAe
for approved endorsed notes or city acceptanoeeg
interest added H,.tr E-Tgff deciQiE
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Rx A. TOBIAS. SONS

ESTATE SALE CHOICE COGHAC
u BRANDY. At public auction, In Unifed
IN THURSDAY. 18th instant, We. VIII
sell In United MATES Bonded stores, Eltost
street, at IL o,cl:ck. By order Of surviving
parties Of an estate In France, t.D D. a@ sl..s
70 e eighth casks asks choice Old cognse Brandy. :.
20 qnin's. casks ~, 1855 80.
dec1u-3 ;sr-5st,
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anrtion galss-- CHS nar,
VIM MCKAY,

CHERIFF'S SALE-SToCK OF MESSRS.
~ Rahn d 0berge, valued at SIC, 900. Will be
sold THIS DAY, at M salesroom, No. Is Went
worth street, commencing, at 10 O'Clock, a large
part Of pieces Black and Fancy satinets, Beaver
Cloth, RepelIants, AlpacaB. Jeans, White and
Gray. Blankets, Ready:made Clothing. Men and
Boys. Wool and Felt Hats, White and Graz. I'm.
SalItfng, l60 pair Custom.msde, Pants, Goats,
feSL9, dc. dpo1f =
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IAhAlhA
AND ALL LANDINGS ON ST. JOHNS RIVER,
connecting at Palatka with steamers for
tho 0olaWaha River and with the Steamer A
HIGHT for Enterprise, Mell,nville, and all points
on the Upper st. Johns anil Indian Rivers.
These fine Steamers. built In New York, espe,.
cially adapted for the Florida trade, are furnished
with every comfort and convenience, and snerd
the CHEAPEST, SAFEST AND MOST COMFORT.
ABLE MEANS OF REACHING FLORIDA. They
provide q nrst- class table well furnished: com.
Portable Statsroom5, and make NO EXTRA
CHARGE u MEALS ANU STATERO0MS.
They land almost at the doors Of the principal
hotels OF all above points, saving the invalid and
tourist the dangers and discomforts Of frequent
changes. .i.S -.
Connect at Fernsndina with Florida Railroad
for all points In the interior, and with Railroad
for Kew Orleans and havana, via Cedar Keys.
For Freight or Passage apply to
Corner Vanderhorst's Wharf and East Bay.
deco -40doJh.. IL Ga:
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aurtiun sales--tuture mans.


BY H. H. DeLEON. -
II ARGE BRICK HOUSE ON EAST
IL BAY KNOWN AS YORK HOTEL.
| Will sell, on THURSDAY, December 19, 1917, at
the corner Of East Bay and Broad streets, at II
0'cl, ck,
All that LOT OF LAND, with three story Brick
Building thereon, on west side OF East Bay street,
known as New York Hotel containing nine rooms
with store beneath; lot twenty. one feet three
inches i2l.3) front on East Bay, and on west and
back line seventeen feet ak ioches Cl7.s). on north
line one hundred and slxty.nve feet six inches
feet SIX Inches C6o.e), more or less. On rear or
building ID q large Brick Storehouse, with. OPEN
ing on Bedon's Alley, said los having the right OF
passage through said Bed0n's Alley on the south.
two years, by bond and mortgage Of premises
bearing seven per cent. interest, payable an.
nually; property to be insured and policy a.
signed. Purchases to pay for papers. decl1
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Drp Goods, &r.
EURCHGoTT, BENEDICT d CO.,

No. 276 KING STREET.
VIII ofYer for the week c0mmenclngI
Monday, December Q, and throughout
1.-THE week,
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRAcTIONs
in Every Department.
IA decided reduction has been made 10
all our prices, and we o1er this week.
GREAT BARGAINS,
In all OF our Department.
And all In need Of Goods Will do we'll
to call and examine our stock.
We mention below the prices OF only
few OF our goods:
100 pieces a. Wsmsutta, Bleached only
10 cents
s cases - Bleached, 12x and Is, worth
2 cases lo-4 Sheetng, only 40 cents
2 bales 81 White Flannels, 20 cents,
worth IS
S bales 81 White flsnnels, 26 and 80,
worth 30 and 40 cents
Ia cases 1914 White Blankets, only s. 90
loo pieces Fine Cashmere, 81 81 70,
worth 81 so
50 pieces Fine Cashmere. 81 so, worth SCI
case Plain and Figured DreEs Goods.
Is pieces Fine Poprn, so and IS centa
so pieces Black Alpaca. only 30 cents,
worth IS
Great Reduction 10 Black Silks
Great Reduction In Colored Silks
lGreat Reduction I'M alours;Silk Poplins
aud Fine Dress Goods
Great Reduction in Mourning Goods
Six.inch sash Ribbon, only 81, all
Great Bargains in all the New Shades
OF Ribbons
GREAT Bargains in Bows, Ties and SILK
Great Bargains In Kid Gloves, tsee
Bu ;tnees noticea)
- S
chiefs, CUFFS and Collars
Great Bargains in Jet. Sets, Hair Orns.
ments, &C., &c.
Great B,rgains In Silk Trimmings,
SILK 7 ringcs
Full L.9cso Of LADIES' Underwear
Full Lines Of Cents Furnishing Goods
Full Lines OF Hosiery and Notions
All at Great Bargains.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED IN
CARPETS. OIL CLOTH,
IN ATTINaS AND o q 8.
Fine VELVET CARPETS marked down
Fine Engllsh.Body Brussels Carpet
marked down
Fine English Tapestry Brussels marked
down
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, o.
and rs 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, and
ali In need Of Goods.
Our Millinery Department t the best
assorted In this market.
Respectfully,
FURoHGOTr, BENEDICT Il CO.,
No. 275- King Street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-11
By WIN. Mckay.

EANCY PIGEONS AND FOWLS
l. Will Re sold at my store Wentworth street.
near Meeting, at 10 O'Clock THIS MORNING. ii
Varieties OF Fancy Pigeons, consisting or White
ana Black Fans, Pointers, Black Carriers, Turblts,
olue winged; Notified Rurs, Blue Bald Tumblers,
A~rchangelD, Smells, Almond Tumblers, Moors,
&c. Also, ! Trio Bun Cochins, I Trio Light Brah.
mas. 4 Light Brahma Cocks. Conditions cash.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-11
NHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
INCREASED SERVICE.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

No. A, North River, loot Of Canal street, .SAi6n&s
lleW York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the l0Ln. 20Ln
and 3oth OF every month, except when these dates
fall on sunday, then the Saturday preceding,
ers for South Pacific and Central American ports.
For Japan and China, Steamers leave San fran
cisco first Of every month, except when ir falls on
Sundsy-then on the day preceding.
No California Steamers touch at Havana, but
20 direct from New York to AspinwalL.
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each adult
Medicine and attendance free,
For Passage Tickets or other Information, apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
York. F. R. BABY, Agent.
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